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Robbie Patterson
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JB,
If M^^^^L had a "mass clear-out" tomorrow & someone from high above came to you for advice on the best man to lead the industry leading company back to former glories...
Who would you suggest?
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John Byrne
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No one I know would want the job.
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Pat Ditton
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you don't know me, JB, but could you throw my name out there if this scenario ever happens.
thanks
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Dave Pruitt
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I hereby nominate Jim Shooter.
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Aaron Smith
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I nominate Joe Kubert. He's been a proven professional longer than most people have been alive, and he's been running his school for over 30 years now. Plus, he looks like he could open up a can of whoop-ass on anyone who gives him a problem.
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Chad Carter
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I heard Jerry Robinson is a creative consultant at DC these days. Is this just pandering, or is DC actually trying to or planning to get some kind of heroic ideal back into their characters?
Roger Stern as EIC makes the most sense to me. He's still young enough to deal with the bullshit and close enough to the creative side and influential enough to convince the creators to refocus the creators. Then again, I don't know what kind of personality he is. I assume he's a well-spoken, intelligent man who understands comics. NOT being a toady is a big strike against him, I suspect.
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Pascal LISE
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If M^^^^L had a "mass clear-out" tomorrow & someone from high above
came to you for advice on the best man to lead the industry leading
company back to former glories...
That would require a time machine or Kirby's resurrection.
Even so, they would just spoil everything again.
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Gene Mason
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I vote for Shooter.
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Michael Connell
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I wish we could clone Stan Lee and give the job to his clone.
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John Byrne
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Roger Stern as EIC makes the most sense to me.... Then again, I don't know
what kind of personality he is.
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Drug addicted wife beater with delusions of grandeur.
Otherwise, swell guy.
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Flavio Sapha
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Sounds like a role for Nick Nolte.
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John Byrne
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Too goodlooking. All those years Roger spent as an Ultimate Fighting
heavyweight really messed up his face.
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