Do you like Dynamite Comics?

[MadMikeyD]

How does Marvel get messed up in the Super Powers non controversy? I understand AC and ABC Comics/Wildstorm/DC. ALthough, AC really missed the boat on those characters by not doing anything with them except lackluster black and white comics.

I'm not really sure, other than they own the trademark on Daredevil, which forces Dynamite to call the original Daredevil "Death-Defying 'Devil." And they previously used the character of Strongman, who appeared in the list of characters planned for Superpowers. Almost every company has used public domain characters before, whether it's the Black Terror, Dracula or Santa Claus. I personally enjoy seeing the different interpretations of the characters, and I think Project Superpowers is a good book with a potentially great universe of characters.

[thunderbolt]

I really like what Alan Moore did with them in Tom Strong. The Terror was a pretty neat idea.

[aquatroy]

I really like what Alan Moore did with them in Tom Strong. The Terror was a pretty neat idea.

Yes! And, the two Terra Obscura minis were very good!

[johnnystorm]

Green Hornet #1 came out today, excuse me...KEVIN SMITH'S GREEN HORNET. There are 12 freakin' variant covers to this book. Ridiculous! Does ANYONE buy all of them? Seriously?

[samurainoir]

Yes! And, the two Terra Obscura minis were very good!

Great art on them as well.

I actually think this "open source" Superhero thing is quite cool. You've got Dixon/Berraton's Black Terror, Dynamite/Ross and co's, and Moore/ABC's.

Not bad for a superhero that was relegated to obscurity for decades.

[art(be)ast]

Project Superpowers, The Shadow, The Spider, The Black Bat, Miss Fury, Peter Cannon: Thunderbolt, and I'm looking forward to the upcoming Doc Savage series!