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I thought you were only going to buy Powerpuff Girls if you were in it? I think someone like Van Lente could do a good Samurai Jack... |
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Larry Hamma.? |
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Nobody said "exclusively" for kids. Indeed, the times comics sold best were when they were "for kids of ALL ages." Part of the problem with the industry right now is that too many fanboy creators and readers insist that the characters now belong to adults like them, with all the adult content that goes with it. If they don't foster a love of these comics, these characters in KIDS, superhero comics may well die with us adults. Nice job, fans... |
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Not sure, I've read some of his GI Joe but not much else. Not saying he can't just not sure. |
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Comics aren't supposed to be for kids anymore. |
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See my previous post. |
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That's what I was thinking too. |
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Then the comics will die. |
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Not likely. |
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Very likely. The industry can't depend on an aging readership to continue its survival. It needs to introduce new readers to comics at a younger age. Also, parents who are comics fans want to introduce their kids to comics, but most feel stuff going on the the mainstream Marvel or DC books are too inappropriate for kids. |
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Just like the fanboys currently running the show, you're thinking short-term, and completely missing the long-term ramifications of what they're doing. |
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My Little Pony teaming with Bubbles to kick Mojo's ass. Ghostbusters invading Foster's Home... |
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I just don't care about children, if they wanted to read comics, they would be. |
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Thank you for further demonstrating your short-sightedness.  Right now, if children wanted to read mainstream DCnU/Marvel Universe comics, they COULDN'T. And why?? Because, paradoxically enough, creators and readers need to convince themselves that THEY are "Not kids anymore!" despite continuing to enjoy stories about people in colorful Halloween costumes hitting each other. So they have to have heroes and their foes cause nasty massacres, and Catwoman mounting Batman, both on-panel now. Why should the kids lose out because you guys suffer from low self-esteem?? 
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In any case, this doesn't bode well for DC Kids. 
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