ITT: Comics that will never ever be finished
ITT: Comics that will never ever be finished
Ryan Hernandez
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Josiah Walker
Justin Murphy
Sebastian Moore
Oh, I'll go one better and by better, I mean depressing
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>He finished the pencils on 2003's Superman: Blood of my Ancestors, begun by Gil Kane, who had since died, and had just signed on for a five-issue miniseries with Roy Thomas, JLA: Barbarians,[13] though he died after finishing the first issue.[56][57]
Brody Thompson
It still hurts.
Nicholas Ortiz
I'm very glad for Busiek/Perez's version but I'll always wonder...
Alexander Sullivan
Speaking of Spencer
Kayden Fisher
I still have a shred of hope. If I ever won the lotto I would just pay Stokoe to finish this and that Spiderman Vietnam idea he had.
Hunter Martin
I always wonder who had the bigger audience, Ellis' Doktor Sleepless or Spoony's Dr. Insano.
Gavin Ross
Is this Rebelde?
Noah Carter
I doubt Spoony had ever even heard of Sleepless until he was told about him
Isaac Cooper
Robert Allen
He reads comics, though.
>What are your favorite books/novels/comics?
>My favorite books are “Snow Crash” and “Zodiac” by Neal Stephenson and the “Song of Ice and Fire” series by George R. R. Martin. My favorite comic author is Warren Ellis, creator of “Transmetropolitan” and “Nextwave.”
And the moment I first saw Dr. Insano I immediately thought of Doktor Sleepless. I'm pretty sure that if he were already aware of Ellis through Transmet and Nextwave he would've sought out Ellis' Avatar stuff.
Jaxon Rivera
See also: Anna Mercury 2, Fell, etc
Thomas Wood
Half of Warren Ellis bibliography to be honest.
>>Fell
>>Trees
>>Global Frequency
>>Desolation Jones
Evan Parker
Wait, Global Frequency was finished, wasn't it?
Kevin Rodriguez
Lmaooooo I'm still pissed about these two.
Jaxson Gomez
The potential was unlimited especially today.
John Anderson
Oh you mean like, he planned to come back to doing more miniseries but didn't? I don't really count that because then we'd have to add a lot of other things he announced but never got made. Like that thing he wanted to do with Steve Lieber about samurais fighting vikings or something.
Jace Rodriguez
Loeb/Campbell have completed 2/12 issues of a Spider-Man series that was going to be Marvel's answer to Hush
Austin Torres
Oh shit, I forgot about that, that was announced back in like 2006.