"Fans are going to love what we have in store with Big Shots," said Marvel Editor-in-Chief Axel Alonso.
"We’re taking some of the best Marvel characters that we all know and love and sending them in a brand new direction with some Grade-A talent.
We want to reach a whole new set of readers, while at the same time appeal to long time fans of these great heroes, and Big Shots is how we’re doing it."
What irritates me is that it implies that Marvel usually puts second-rate talent on their books, and that only this "special" project utilizes "top-rate" talent.
Our regular books are crap! Don't bother with them! Buy these, instead!
I miss "The House of Ideas"...
which features both the movie's personnel and characters from the movie prequel comic 
.
, which was as good, or (more often) better than his work. 
, starring 
debuted on ABC.
, and all three TV networks scrambled to add superhero programming to schedules already crowded with science fiction and fantasy programming ranging from 
to 
!
, were done seriously, most of the new shows were not even campy tongue-in-cheek like Batman, but flat-out comedies!
co-creator Buck Henry, who was asked to to to superheroes what he had done to spies, hopefully with similar ratings.
, another costumed Black superheroine flew across comic pages (in her own strip) for two issues!
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