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Discussion Question Wednesday! #5: Designs/plots by favorite author/artist
Discussion Question Wednesday!
It's that time again to discuss all the things that need to be discussed. With all the recent issues going on about certain writers, let's go for something more positive.
What would a Cap-IM comic/movie written by your favorite author be like? Or alternately, a costume/armor by designed by your favorite artist?
We all know which authors/artists we currently hate. But think about what would happen if your favorite author or artist got a hold of our favorite characters. What amazing things would come out of it?
Discussion Question Wednesday is going to run every other week. Anonymous comments are welcome.
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I say this mainly because the Foglios seem like amazing world builders with an eye on continuity. Their arcs tend to be really long, a couple months in reality being hours, usually, but I'm not sure if that would be a good thing or a bad thing. But I think a sense of continuity/sane good writing is what I would want most from them and what they would have to contribute most.
That being said, there's still a plot bunny in my head about Tony Stark being a Spark and/or Agatha Heterodyne being dumped into 616/MCU :P
Fun times aside, they also have an epic sense of scale in terms of their writing, and another wonderful event for the Marvel Universe, like Civil War, would always be welcome.
Besides, they love posting beefcake, and I want to see more of Tony and Steve sans clothes. Plus, I'm sure they'd have no problems teasing out the UST between Tony and Steve to unheard of proportions.
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As for writers, I'm terrible for this, but I'd totally love to see like, Clamp do something horribly tragic with it. It's be a mess, but it'd be glorious. Or maybe someone like Peter S. Beagle, who has a lyrical and melancholy quality to his writing. Which probably doesn't lend itself to super hero comics at all, but it would be an interesting dynamic to have. Not so much angst and man pain, but a softer sort of feel to it.
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Roger Zelazny. One of my all-time favourite authors of fiction of any kind. Sadly, he's also dead, which complicates matters, but let's not dwell on realities ;) I think he would write a wicked Tony; he had a talent for planners, schemers, for the slightly (and sometimes very) anti-heroic hero. Which also means he'd be crap at writing Steve, at least as a main character. But as a supporting cast I think he would have done all right with him as well. I bet we would get a great story, told in measured language, with layers of stuff to unravel gradually.
And now I'm of course thinking of other writers and what they would be like.
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Also, that was the point of the question. Feel free to add more authors!
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Still thinking about it, but nothing had come to mind since. Sounds rather boring of me, doesn't it? ;)
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*dreams*
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