>East of West ending
>Black Monday Murders ending
>Dying and the Dead ending soon
>Frontier never ever coming out
>going back to Marvel
What the fuck is his endgame?
East of West ending
Jayden James
Jaxon Stewart
Getting more exposure
Mason Fisher
I just want another Manhattan project issue. That's all
Hudson Morgan
>hear Hickman is coming back
>it's on fucking X-Men
I love you man, but I'm not buying a single issue of gayniggers from the savage land.
Austin Gray
It's over, dude. Pitarra killed that book dead.
Lincoln Gray
>Dying and the Dead ending soon
brother please no delusions
Parker Torres
Exposure for what, he won't have any creator owned ongoings by the time his first new Marvel project comes out.
Samuel Price
He's a mutt hack through and through and he's living up to his reputation. Why are you surprised?
Christopher Morgan
They'll still be in TPB form.
Plus, you really don't think he wants to make another Black Order that can be used in the MCU?
Gavin Parker
They probably offered him more money and it helps for exposure
Look at Brubaker for example. He releases new books and nobody gives a shit anymore unlike 10 years ago
John Anderson
I WANT MORE MANHATTAN PROJECTS, WHY ISN'T HE DOING THAT?!?!
Cooper Garcia
The artist is an asshole and bailed
Parker Brooks
why? is he drawing capeshit for a bit more money or what?
Bentley Clark
I don't know what happened exactly but the book is over
Pitarra started a new comic with Layman last year and that's MIA too
Jackson Garcia
>Pitarra killed that book dead
Why do you blame him?
Julian Rivera
Because Hickman was getting artist delays problems in all fronts at that point. Secret Wars was the most well known one, with insane delays from Ribic every month, and Dying and the Dead has a famously slow artist as well. Pitarra kept missing deadlines and this obviously didn't endear him to Hickman, who already had some alleged conflicts with Pitarra and decided to just pull the plug on the whole thing.
Isaac Moore
Why doesn't Hickman get another artist to continue it?
Xavier Martinez
Because it's a creator owned comic, not a Big Two IP. Pitarra owns a percentage of it, maybe even half.
Colton Roberts
Maybe with the time these kind of contracts changed but didn't the Walking Dead guy changed artist multiple times?
Isaac Sanchez
Contracts aren't an universal thing, creative teams reach different agreements each.
Tony Moore did take Kirkman to court over TWD by the way.
Joseph Torres
I see, thanks for the info pal. Bummer since Manhattan Projects was his Hickman's creator owned series by far.