Since Morrison is a DC now, maybe a Hawk and Dove mini.
of Liefeld ever pencilling something by Grant Morrison? You cannot comprehend how awesome that would be.
Since Morrison is a DC now, maybe a Hawk and Dove mini.
would be cool to see how a new Hawk and Dove with Liefeld would turn out
God bless,
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Hopefully never.
y'know...
I was thinking a few weeks ago...
If Bendis wrote someting for Liefeld...I wouldn't buy it.
Hell, if Eisner wrote something for Liefeld I wouldn't buy it...
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I was hoping Morrison would write to Liefeld's strenghts and have the characters intentionally lose arm bands and grow extra pockets between panels. Every fanboy would bitch about it and then WHAM he meant to do that.Originally Posted by akaRyanHoffman
Plus things would explode and muscles would talk.
would Morrison address the 80 teeth on the top row...
and the 80 teeth on the bottom row?
"Reality is not a popularity contest. Reality is what it is, regardless of who knows it"
"The well-meaning contention that all ideas have equal merit seems to me little different from the disastrous contention that no ideas have any merit." Carl Sagan
They would represent issues we have with our ex-girlfriends. Or cats. Whatever.
I always did say I'd pay good money to read a comic scripted by Chuck Austen, pencilled by Rob Liefeld and inked by John Byrne, and plotted by the three of them.
I think you're on to something...
"Reality is not a popularity contest. Reality is what it is, regardless of who knows it"
"The well-meaning contention that all ideas have equal merit seems to me little different from the disastrous contention that no ideas have any merit." Carl Sagan
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