Also: Paul Chadwick's CONCRETE and EIGHTBALL by Daniel Clowes.

Strange Tales (Adam Warlock)

Creatures on the Loose (Man-Wolf)

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Oops!  My apologies--somehow, I missed that.  Paring my list down, my top three would be:

BLUE BEETLE (Ted Kord)--I would love to see a good, solid take on this character, really taking off from Ditko's few glorious issues.

CHALLENGERS OF THE UNKNOWN--There's a way to do this series just right--Kirby did it, Byrne could do it, I think even Gerry Conway had the right take on it in the short 70's revival.  I really liked the 1977 novel by Ron Goulart!  But for over 40 years we've only had strange, alternative takes on the group.

DEFENDERS--Whether the HULK/NAMOR/DR. STRANGE epic team by somebody like John Byrne or the quirky version of the Gerber & Kraft eras, this was once my favorite comic and could be again.

Like many have said, more time period for me also:

NOVA- Richard Rider (original era)

FRANKENSTEIN MONSTER- Ploog/Mayerik . From where it left off.

X-MEN: THE HIDDEN YEARS- Well, this one would break my time period caveat but it's JB so...

My choices would be:

1) Alpha Flight (keep hoping someone else can recapture the magic)

2) Ka-Zar (and Zabu) A good, old fashioned, jungle-based title

3) Amazing Fantasy (there has to be room for a sci-fi/horror/crime anthology series?)