What book do you wish your favourite artist would have drawn?

[Guardian Comics]

In his or her prime, which book do you wish your favourite artist would have drawn for?

 

For me it would be Neal Adams doing an issue of ASM...perhaps a story involving the Goblin

 

Secondly would be Jazzy Johhny Sr. doing a new X-Men book (somewhere in between #94-121), I would have loved to see his version of the X-Men #109 cover using the same basic layout of the cover!

 

Whats your dream book?

 

Jim

[herald2galactus]

my favorite artist: romita sr

favorite book: asm

i geuss i already got my wish

although id have loved to see him on some of the early FF's

 

[Wrightson fan]

This is easy.....Bernie Wrightson and Deadman. He could have taken Deadman to a totally different level by creating characters that looked.....well, dead. Gruesomely dead. Would have made for a great bronze age series with Deadman taking a new direction away from "superhero" into a more morbid realm.

 

 

Scott

[FFB]

This is easy.....Bernie Wrightson and Deadman. He could have taken Deadman to a totally different level by creating characters that looked.....well, dead. Gruesomely dead. Would have made for a great bronze age series with Deadman taking a new direction away from "superhero" into a more morbid realm.

 

 

Scott

 

What a great pick!

 

Fortunately, my favorite artist DID draw the one book I wanted him to. Frank Miller on Daredevil.

[VintageComics]

This is easy.....Bernie Wrightson and Deadman. He could have taken Deadman to a totally different level by creating characters that looked.....well, dead. Gruesomely dead. Would have made for a great bronze age series with Deadman taking a new direction away from "superhero" into a more morbid realm.

 

 

Scott

 

What a great pick!

 

Fortunately, my favorite artist DID draw the one book I wanted him to. Frank Miller on Daredevil.

 

I think Frank did everything i'd want him to do...Bats and DD.

[FFB]

This is easy.....Bernie Wrightson and Deadman. He could have taken Deadman to a totally different level by creating characters that looked.....well, dead. Gruesomely dead. Would have made for a great bronze age series with Deadman taking a new direction away from "superhero" into a more morbid realm.

 

 

Scott

 

What a great pick!

 

Fortunately, my favorite artist DID draw the one book I wanted him to. Frank Miller on Daredevil.

 

I think Frank did everything i'd want him to do...Bats and DD.

 

 

You know what would have been sweet though? Frank Miller on Power Man and Iron Fist. We got a taste of it from the covers he did for the series, but an entire run of issues by Frank? Fuhgeddaboutit!

[Smokinghawk]

Josh Medors on any Spider-Man/Green Hoblin (or Hobgoblin) arc.

 

Trevor Hairsine on Conan the Barbarian or Savage Sword.

 

Wally Wood on Y: The Last Man

 

Bill Sienkiewicz painting on a Bendis Daredevil arc

[s-man]

Byrne on War and Peace

 

 

But seriously...Byrne in his hay day w/Austin inking doing more of the Wolverine series or more Incredible Hulks

[shadroch]

A Steve Englehart-Marshall Rogers Avengers arc would have been nice.

Or Byrne doing The Legion of Super-Heroes.

[CJ]

Ron Lim on Silver Sufer--lucky for me it happened

 

Dream would be George Perez on X-men from the 80's

[howardhallis]

Seth Fisher illustrating Neil Gaiman's scripts on either Dr. Strange or Sandman. Too bad he's dead. His art was weird and surreal and would have been perfect.

 

Alex Ross doing a Marvel vs. DC mega-crossover. That would still be amazing actually.

[howardhallis]

Wally Wood on Y: The Last Man

 

Wood drew some beautiful women, didn't he?

 

That would have been pretty great actually.

[rjpb]

Alex Toth on Jonah Hex is one combination I'd love to have seen.

[tth2]

Byrne doing The Legion of Super-Heroes.

I think the Imperial Guard gave us a taste of what the Legion would've looked like in Byrne's hands, and it was most excellent!

 

Also...

 

Barry Smith (circa the end of his run on Conan) doing Gaiman's Sandman.

 

Brian Bolland doing the art (and not just the covers) on Animal Man.

 

Totleben or Wrightson doing Hellblazer.

 

Joe Sinnott inking Kirby on Thor.

 

Russ Heath doing any superhero book.

 

Anyone instead of Frank Robbins on Captain America and the Invaders.

[FourthWorld]

Would have loved to see Neal Adams in his prime on Spidey....would like to have seen Wood on Doctor Strange, seems like a good match, at least to me.

[goldust40]

Adams on Spidey and the FF (and maybe the Hulk) would've been good, definitely, as would Heath on any super-hero comic. And if Maneely had lived, I'd've liked to have seen his work on super-heroes too.

 

Frazetta doing a complete Conan story (for Marvel). Steranko doing Batman, Krigstein on Daredevil.

 

And it would've been interesting if Eisner had done one mainstream super-hero comic - preferably (again!) Batman or Daredevil....

 

 

[Red Hook]

I wish Joe Sinnott had inked all of Kirby's mid to late sixties Thor work.....instead of Coletta.

[THE_BEYONDER]

Always wished Byrne had done the art for this book....

 

[Mad Dog]

What an excellent thread! it is something i think many comic fans have spend some time thinking about atleast once...

 

To me it would either be:

 

1) Frank Miller doing a run on Uncanny X-men

2) Bill Sienkiewicz doing a run on Uncanny X-men

 

thats atleast from the top of my head.... given some thought im sure i could come up with more

[Mad Dog]

 

Just remembered.... more Steranko on the early X-men instead of just the 4 issues (?)

or so that he actually did... His cover art on X-men 49 & 50 is so sweet .