In the first of a 2-part interview, Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning discuss their sci-fi skill set as it applied to a reinvention of "Legion of Super-Heroes" and Marvel's next big film "Guardians of the Galaxy."
Full article here.
In the first of a 2-part interview, Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning discuss their sci-fi skill set as it applied to a reinvention of "Legion of Super-Heroes" and Marvel's next big film "Guardians of the Galaxy."
Full article here.
Marvel is quite foolish to not let DnA to not to be involved with the Guardians of the Galaxy movie. I mean they along with Jim Starlin, made all this possible.
I love DnA's "space work"!!!![]()
Their era of LOSH was the only one I've liked, before or since. The assorted Marvel cosmic stuff is also aces in my book.
Hope they do some more space-opera saga stuff one day, regardless of the company...
Comics still reading: Saga, Sixth Gun, Walking Dead, All New X-Men, Daredevil, Fury MAX. DC New 52 isn't the worth the paper its printed on...
I will always be grateful to DnA for rescuing the Legion after years and years of Archie awfulness. Their run allowed me to enjoy my favorite super-team again after what had felt like a lifetime. And because of their Legion work, I've been following their stuff wherever they go.
Marvel's Cosmic stuff they did was my favorite stuff I have ever read. I am eternally grateful that they made such an amazing comic book dynasty with Marvel's cosmic stuff. Their stuff kind of has a closed book, but I really wish it continued where it left off. Unfortunately, Marvel feels like they need to ruin everything established by Abnett and Lanning.
They need to get on something like that again.
Poor Jim Starlin, really. Don't get me wrong: the GotG movie owes its DNA to DnA, but for the guy who created so much of this stuff to not get a nod (particularly on Thanos) is too bad. Maybe they'll come around and he'll get a cameo like Stan Lee.
I hope they explain how Thanos and Star-Lord are back. Did I miss something?
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