I quite liked what I saw at Bristol. The edition that was doing the rounds was the ashcan edition, so a small black and white test run. Still quite liked it.
The basic premise that Leah and John outlined at their talk was that its set, more-or-less, in the real world, but where Lion/Valient/etc were writing about *real* people. So there was a Janus Stark, Iron Claw, Grimly Fiendish, etc. However the representations differ to the people themselves.
Basicaly they are raiding the IPC catalog of characters to bring them up to date. And not just limiting themselves to the Action comics.
Wrt the Morrison question he got away with it by changing the names, which was more or less the way things worked when artists changed publications.
Dan
The basic premise that Leah and John outlined at their talk was that its set, more-or-less, in the real world, but where Lion/Valient/etc were writing about *real* people. So there was a Janus Stark, Iron Claw, Grimly Fiendish, etc. However the representations differ to the people themselves.
Basicaly they are raiding the IPC catalog of characters to bring them up to date. And not just limiting themselves to the Action comics.
Wrt the Morrison question he got away with it by changing the names, which was more or less the way things worked when artists changed publications.
Dan
