Below: the team-up you never thought you'd see -- Luke Cage of the New Avengers, and Ratchet of the Autobots. Discussing rescue strategy and the nature of command.
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
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About Me
- Stuart Moore
- Brooklyn, NY
- Stuart Moore has been a writer, a book editor, and an award-winning comics editor. His recent writing includes Civil War, the first in a new line of prose novels from Marvel Comics, and Web of Spider-Man, which was featured in a half-page New York Times article. Stuart is also a partner in Botfriend, a graphic novel packaging company. Stuart's recent comics writing includes Namor: The First Mutant (Marvel), The 99 (Teshkeel), and the original graphic novel SHADRACH STONE (Penny-Farthing Press). He has also written Wolverine Noir (Marvel), Firestorm and JLA/99 (DC Comics), the original science-fiction graphic novels Earthlight (Tokyopop) and PARA (Penny-Farthing Press), assorted Star Trek and Transformers projects (IDW Publishing), and John Carter: The Movie Novelization (Disney). He was a founding editor of DC's Vertigo imprint, and has also edited the Marvel Knights and Virgin Comics/SciFi Channel comics lines. Email: stuart hyphen moore at mindspring dot com
Blog Archive
Comics and Graphic Novels
- Shadrach Stone
- Namor Volume 1: Curse of the Mutants
- Namor Volume 2: Namor Goes to Hell
- Conan the Barbarian: The Mask of Acheron
- Earthlight - Volume One
- Earthlight - Volume Two
- Firestorm: Reborn
- Giant Robot Warriors
- Iron Man: With Iron Hands
- Lone
- New Avengers / Transformers
- Stuart Moore's PARA
- Redwall: The Graphic Novel
- A Thousand Arts
- Wolverine Noir
- Zendra 1.0: Collocation
- Zendra 2.0: Heart of Fire
Comics Anthologies Featuring My Work
- Annihilation - Book Three
- Batman: Death and the City
- Deadpool: Dead Head Redemption
- Deadpool Team-Up: Good Buddies
- Deadpool Team-Up: BFFs
- Ghost Rider: Apocalypse Soon
- Marvel Noir: Wolverine and the X-Men
- Metal Hurlant Volume 1
- Michael Chabon Presents...The Amazing Adventures of the Escapist - Volume 2
- The Nightmare Factory
- The Nightmare Factory - Volume 2
- One Month to Live
- Postcards: True Stories That Never Happened
- Star Trek: Captain's Log
- Spider-Man: Animal Magnetism
- Spider-Man: Family Ties
- Spider-Man: The World's Greatest Super Hero
- Star Trek Alien Spotlight: Volume 2
- Supergirl and the Legion of Super-Heroes: Adult Education
- Transformers: The IDW Collection Volume 2
- Transformers: The IDW Collection Volume 3
- Transformers Spotlight: Volume 2
- Wolverine: Blood and Sorrow
- X-Men Origins II
- X-Men: To Serve and Protect
- X-Women
3 comments:
I just finished this last night. While it wasn't The Brothers Kazmarov or the epic 12 issue double-sized miniseries that's been playing in my head for 22 years, it WAS a lot of fun, and much more entertaining that Bendis' work in the regular titles.
You hit the right notes.
Thanks, Dan. We kept the plot small-scale on purpose, knowing we only had four issues to play with...and a lot of characters to fit in.
And hey, I liked it so much I got the Ghost Rider trade too, so I'll let you know what I thought about that when I get around to finishing it.
But again, I'm having so many problems with Bendis' take on the Avengers that it was nice to just read a story where the Avengers just went out and fought some bad guys. But his stuff keeps selling, so what do I know?
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