Adam Warren would be an interesting choice. Hypervelocity was a great little mini-series, and he's got an energetic sci-fi style that would be a significant change of pace from what Fraction has been doing.
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05-14-2012, 10:03 AM #31Moderator
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05-15-2012, 01:24 AM #32Welcome to the Future.
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Haha he was Aaron's replacement on Wolverine, he was Brubaker's replacement on Captain America and... why not Fraction, too?
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05-16-2012, 10:56 AM #33Utilitarian
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Jonathan Hickman and Adam Warren are the only two writers I can imagine who could fix all the damage that's been done to Iron Man since Extremis/Civil War. Originally Posted by CTpitch
Hickman would be a good pick as well
keep in mind Tony Stark is a big idea futurist
Hickman would eat that stuff up like deep fried coke
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05-16-2012, 11:11 AM #34New Member
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Since he's being taken off Venom (which I'm pretty sore about), how about Remender?
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05-16-2012, 11:48 AM #35Agent of D.I.V.A.
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Or Enter the Mandarin? Originally Posted by Monty_Cristo
There are four stages of matter. Solid. Liquid. Gas & Don't. It's science.
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No offense to those backing Bunn here but he just seems too...noir for an Iron Man book. Hickman, the other strong vote here, seems too much running the risk of FF leftovers. and while my pick for a Brubaker should have happened back during Civil War it is now past due for him to write the tech spy game genre for Tony. Something more off kilter like Matt Kindt or someone outside of the genre like Eric Shanower would shake off the Fraction fingerprints if even for a short while before someone like Jeff Parker or Nick Spencer come along to write unremarkable stuff out of the Marvel Bullpen. Ideally I would love to have marvel bring in some manga talent, though that been a mixed experiment if we witness the mangaverse, and Cebulski was on the right track looking for to new to Marvel excitement about tech and the future. Hickman in a sense is a result of looking for such homegrown talent and the kind of vision the book sorely needs more than Fraction's rendition of RDjr. for the comic page. Ken Liu! or any Nebula writers please contact Marvel about writing comics.
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05-16-2012, 07:50 PM #37T.S.O.T.I.
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Not a fan personally. I believe that I'd drop the book. Originally Posted by Apers
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05-16-2012, 07:52 PM #38Senior Member
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People want Hickman to write every thing apparently.
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05-16-2012, 07:56 PM #39T.S.O.T.I.
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No offense to you fine sir, but if Cullen Bunn was as noir-ish as you suggest then I wouldn't be a (big) supporter of his Marvel output (see sig). Noir and/or pulp-y stuff is literally my least favorite genre. How'd you come to this view? Originally Posted by xheight
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