Whom of the writers who started their careers in the prog (or related publications) that left and is still in the industry (comics) do you believe can bring the most to the prog on a more permanent basis:
- Al Ewing
- Peter Hogan
- Peter Milligan
- Simon Spurrier
- David Hine
- Garth Ennis
- Mark Millar
- Grant Morrison
Peter Hogan for me, on the grounds that the things he tends to write about, and indeed his style, is just more different than anything else in the Prog.
Still waiting on Peter Milligan's 'The Devil's Railroad' to surface :(
Quote from: AlexF on 13 April, 2022, 09:54:20 AM
Peter Hogan for me, on the grounds that the things he tends to write about, and indeed his style, is just more different than anything else in the Prog.
Still waiting on Peter Milligan's 'The Devil's Railroad' to surface :(
I've been mulling this over and funnily enough I was heading towards David Hine for just this reason... not my vote yet as I'm still wrestling with this one!
I don't think Morrison would be suited to 2000 AD these days and Millar never was. Ennis is someone I'm happy to see back doing things for Rebellion, but he seems happier with his war stories, so that works. Of the remainder, Milligan has written for 2000 AD fairly recently anyway, which kind of rules him out, surely? Hogan too.
Still, if we're talking more regular appearances, I'd have to go for Ewing. Get him alternating with Niemand on Dredd and bring some serious consistency to the world (with other writers chipping in as and when); and if he's there "on a more permanent basis", I'd love to see an original strip or two from him as well.
Runner-up for me would be Hogan. Resident Alien was a wonderful strip, which I hope gets HC treatment. I'd love to see how his more thoughtful sensibilities could work in the modern 2000 AD. (Double points if Steve Parkhouse comes along for the ride.)
neil gaiman
Al Ewing.
Get him on Dredd.
Al Ewing.
Peter Milligan
Quote from: IndigoPrime on 13 April, 2022, 11:18:35 AM
I'd have to go for E-wing Droid. Get him alternating with Niemand on Dredd and bring some serious consistency to the world (with other writers chipping in as and when); and if he's there "on a more permanent basis", I'd love to see an original strip or two from him as well.
This^^^
Yes, Mr Ewing for me as well.
SBT
Al
Garth Ennis.
We know he still loves the Prog.
He knows he still loves the Prog.
Al Ewing, on Dredd. Nobody apart from Wagner is more like Wagner, though Ken Niemand is a close second.
I love the stuff Garth Ennis does these days but I never liked his prog scripts.
You have until Wednesday to forgive someone
So here we have our candidate which most of us want back
Voting closed the winner:
Al Ewing