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Post by Deleted on May 9, 2019 22:06:51 GMT -5
we're now up to 55 creative teams, here's the new complete list (as of now)...
Adam F. Goldberg and Adam Riches
Al Ewing and Cafu
Al Ewing and Carlos Pacheco
Al Ewing and Chris Weston
Al Ewing and Christian Ward
Al Ewing and Cory Smith
Al Ewing and Daniel Acuña
Al Ewing and George Perez
Al Ewing and Jesus Saiz
Al Ewing and Joshua Cassara
Al Ewing and Mike Deodato Jr.
Al Ewing and Ron Garney
Al Ewing and Steve Epting
Alex Ross
Allan Heinberg and Jim Cheung
Tini Howard and Kia Asamiya
Brad Meltzer and Julian Todino Tedesco
Charles Soule and Steve McNiven
Chip Zdarsky
Dan Slott and Marcos Martin
David F. Walker and J.J. Kirby
Donny Cates and Geoff Shaw
Ed Brisson and Jorge Fornes
Eve L. Ewing and Jen Bartel
Gail Simone and David Baldeon
Gerry Duggan and Chris Samnee
Greg Pak and Takeshi Miyazawa
J. Michael Straczynski and Ed McGuinness
Tom Taylor and Juann Cabal
Jason Aaron and Goran Parlov
Jason Latour
Jeff Lemire
Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale
Jeremy Whitley and Irene Koh
Joe Hill and Mike Allred
Jonathan Hickman and Dustin Weaver
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Raymond Obstfeld and Mattia De Iluis
Kathyrn Immonen and Stuart Immonen
Kelly Sue DeConnick and David Lopez
Kelly Thompson and Pepe Larraz
Kieron Gillen and Doug Braithwaite
Kurt Busiek and Cameron Stewart
Mark Waid and John Cassaday
Matthew Rosenberg and Leinil Francis Yu
Patrick Gleason
Peter David and Adam Kubert
Phil Lord, Christopher Miller and Javier Rodiguez
Rainbow Rowell and Kris Anka
Roy Thomas and Rod Reis
Ryan North and James Harren
Saladin Ahmed and Steve Rude
Taboo and Geoffery Veregge
Toby Whithouse and Alan Davis
Tom DeFalco and Ron Frenz
Walt Simonson
as for those not included, maybe they were asked and turned it down, or have some reason they don't want to work with Marvel currently, or have other commitments, or aren't doing comic work any more or...there are several possible reasons and we will likely never know the behind the curtains reasons for who wasn't included, which really is as it should be as it really is none of our business.
-M
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Post by Bronze age andy on May 10, 2019 4:30:29 GMT -5
Kareem Abdul Jabbar.... That's pretty cool.  |
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Post by Deleted on May 10, 2019 14:28:54 GMT -5
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Post by Deleted on May 10, 2019 14:29:51 GMT -5
Bloody awesome. I am officially excited!
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Post by Deleted on May 10, 2019 23:00:05 GMT -5
Add Neil Gaiman, Chris Claremont, Rob Liefledm Mark Buckingham, Jonathan Hickman, Marcos Martin and more to the list of people contributing...  the list on this marketing image is alphabetical. If you don't want to try to pick out names from that, here's the list of 122 creators involved so far... Jason Aaron Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Daniel Acuna Saladin Ahmed Michael Allred Kris Anka Kia Asamiya Jen Bartel Joe Bennett Nick Bradshaw Doug Braithwaite Mark Bright Ed Brisson Mark Buckingham Kurt Busiek Juann Cabal Cafu John Cassaday Joshua Cassara Donny Cates Jim Cheung Chris Claremont Gerry Conway Peter David Alan Davis Kelly Sue Deconnick Tom Defalco Mattia De Iulis Mike Deodato Gerry Duggan Steve Epting Al Ewing Eve L. Ewing Jorge Fornes Ron Frenz Neil Gaiman Ron Garney Kieron Gillen Patrick Gleason Glen David Gold Adam F. Goldberg Butch Guice Gabriel Hardman James Harren Allan Heinberg Jonathan Hickman Joe Hill Tini Howard James Monroe Iglehart Leonard Kirk Irene Koh Pepe Larraz Erik Larsen Jeff Lemire David Lopez Phil Lord Marcos Martin Ed McGuinness Kathryn Immonen Stuart Immonen J. J. Kirby Adam Kubert Derek Landy Salvador Larroca Jason Latour Rob Liefeld Jeph Loeb David Mandel Oscar Martin Steve McNiven Christopher Miller Ryan North Phil Noto Greg Pak Goran Parlov George Perez Jason Reynolds Adam Riches Leonardo Romero Matthew Rosenberg Steve Rude Jesus Saiz Tim Sale Dan Slott Cory Smith Paco Medina Brad Meltzer Takeshi Miyazawa Chris Mooneyham Raymond Obstfeld Carlos Pacheco Priest Joe Quesada Rod Reis Eduardo Risso Javier Rodriguez Alex Ross Rainbow Rowell Chris Samnee, Geoff Shaw Gail Simone Walter Simonson Charles Soule Cameron Stewart J. Michael Straczynski Taboo Tom Taylor Julian Totino Tedesco Roy Thomas Kelly Thompson Jeffrey Veregge Mark Waid David F. Walker Christian Ward Dustin Weaver Chris Weston Toby Whithouse Jeremy Whitley Leinil Francis Yu Chip Zdarsky Patch Zircher Jim Zub -M |
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Post by Deleted on May 10, 2019 23:06:59 GMT -5
sorry, but tacky as hell for them to call this Marvel #1000
EARN it, like DC did for "Detective" and "Action"
house of ideas, indeed.
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Post by Deleted on May 10, 2019 23:15:33 GMT -5
sorry, but tacky as hell for them to call this Marvel #1000 EARN it, like DC did for "Detective" and "Action" house of ideas, indeed. I would have preferred it simply be called an 80th anniversary special, but then I think numbering is simply a con game all publishers manipulate to try to generate sales revenue and an more concerned with what's between the covers than on the cover, and there's simply too many creators I am interested in contributing tot his for me not to get a copy. -M |
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Post by Deleted on May 11, 2019 6:14:26 GMT -5
sorry, but tacky as hell for them to call this Marvel #1000 EARN it, like DC did for "Detective" and "Action" house of ideas, indeed. There is mental gymnastics at times from Marvel (e.g. when they reverted to legacy numbering a while back). But it's hard not to be excited. I get the "earn it" viewpoint - I really do - but I'm going to try and enjoy it on its own merits. |
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Post by thwhtguardian on May 11, 2019 8:26:09 GMT -5
Yeah, the #1000 tag line is a bit weird but I like the teams presented and the concept sounds fun.
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Post by Icctrombone on May 12, 2019 6:48:18 GMT -5
It seems like a must buy for Marvel fans.
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Post by chadwilliam on May 13, 2019 19:53:18 GMT -5
Re: This being issue #1000.
I know that Marvel has fiddled around with their numbering in such a way that certain titles which never had a series run longer than, say, 10 or so issues have since received a 100th or 150th issue by combining various mini-series together with ongoing series (ie. 'Venom', 'Deadpool') but is that what's happening here? Is this a case of Marvel adding different titles together to come up with Marvel Comics #1000 (ie. 159 issues of 'Marvel Mystery Comics' + 67 issues of 'Marvel Tales' Vol. 1 + 289 issues of 'Marvel Tales' Vol. 2 + …) or are they just ignoring the wonky math and simply inventing an issue 1000?
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Post by Slam_Bradley on May 13, 2019 20:38:47 GMT -5
Re: This being issue #1000. I know that Marvel has fiddled around with their numbering in such a way that certain titles which never had a series run longer than, say, 10 or so issues have since received a 100th or 150th issue by combining various mini-series together with ongoing series (ie. 'Venom', 'Deadpool') but is that what's happening here? Is this a case of Marvel adding different titles together to come up with Marvel Comics #1000 (ie. 159 issues of 'Marvel Mystery Comics' + 67 issues of 'Marvel Tales' Vol. 1 + 289 issues of 'Marvel Tales' Vol. 2 + …) or are they just ignoring the wonky math and simply inventing an issue 1000? I suspect they're saying that if Marvel/Mystery had continued it would hit #1000 as Action and Detective did. |
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Post by Bronze age andy on May 13, 2019 20:41:14 GMT -5
This looks really great. So much talent involved.
Hoping that Mark Bagley jumps on board.
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Post by Deleted on May 13, 2019 21:27:50 GMT -5
Re: This being issue #1000. I know that Marvel has fiddled around with their numbering in such a way that certain titles which never had a series run longer than, say, 10 or so issues have since received a 100th or 150th issue by combining various mini-series together with ongoing series (ie. 'Venom', 'Deadpool') but is that what's happening here? Is this a case of Marvel adding different titles together to come up with Marvel Comics #1000 (ie. 159 issues of 'Marvel Mystery Comics' + 67 issues of 'Marvel Tales' Vol. 1 + 289 issues of 'Marvel Tales' Vol. 2 + …) or are they just ignoring the wonky math and simply inventing an issue 1000? I suspect they're saying that if Marvel/Mystery had continued it would hit #1000 as Action and Detective did. This is pretty much what the press release said. -M |
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Post by berkley on May 13, 2019 23:51:09 GMT -5
It'll all depend on the individual projects, but lots of artists I like there. Perez, Smionson, Ward, Leinil Yu, ...
Very happy to hear that Perez can still draw. Hope he continues doing a few special projects like this, where continuing deadlines aren't an issue.
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