In this case, on the chances of success (or even continued publication) of Captain America & The Falcon:
Thanks, in no small part, to you, CAPTAIN AMERICA & THE FALCON will remain on Marvel's publishing schedule at least through Year One. Marvel informed me today we are green lit through issue #12, so no danger of CREW-ing this book (at least for now). Thank you all for supporting this title, thank you Bart for your brilliant work giving us a great Nitrus boost out of the gate. and for those of you doing the wait-and-see, you heard it here first: the book is solid. Get on board!
"CREW-ing," of course, is a reference to. . . aw, skip it.
Besides, you'd know if you were reading Priest's blog. And I have no idea why you wouldn't.
Unless you're too busy reading Dwayne's blog:
In other Justice League Unlimited news: * The Continuum has learned that an episode of the show will be an adaptation of sorts of the Alan Moore Superman story "For the Man Who Has Everything."
Definitely something to look forward to -- I'd ask how one could screw up Alan Moore, but someone would just cough and suggest I rent League of Extraordinary Gentlemen or From Hell, and I'd look all sheepish and stuff.
Don't enjoy being proven wrong that much, or that frequently, at least. . .
Posted by Aaron at April 5, 2004 06:46 PM | TrackBack | Link CosmosConfidence is high.
Posted by: Dwayne McDuffie at April 5, 2004 07:45 PMOh, I know what CREWing means; I got one better - do you remember a book about 10 or 12 years ago called TRIBE? It got the same treatment, if memory serves. I seem to remember two, maybe three issues before it disappeared. I never knew what happend to that book.
Dwayne, congrats, man. Keep it rolling!
Posted by: mhking at April 5, 2004 09:53 PMYeah, I saw both of those. I am happy.
Plus happy about some other things which I am sworn to secrecy regarding.
--Kynn