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Ian Moss
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I'd love to see JB take on a DOCTOR WHO mini at IDW. Both writing and drawing. Something that is self-contained, yet also layered to allow for possible sequels.
I would also like more NEXT MEN and more DANGER UNLIMITED, preferably DU.
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Ari Shapiro
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There are so many characters I'd like to see John Byrne draw:
Madman
Lone Ranger
Spawn
Savage Dragon
Wildstar
Tor
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John Byrne
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I would love to see him do The Micronauts, which gives me an idea for a commission.•• Let me save both you and Jim some time: no Micronauts.
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John Byrne
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| Posted: 27 January 2010 at 7:05am | IP Logged | 4
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Spike.In fact, I'd love to see a JB Spike special.•• Assuming you mean the vampire from ANGEL and not Sugar's "significant other", I announced a while back that a SPIKE mini is in the pipeline. One or two other things slid into line ahead of it, but it's still a "go". Just not yet on the schedule.
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David Ferguson
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Daredevil - a single issue would do.
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Arc Carlton
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I can't remember who the Micronauts are ... my memory must be failing ...
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Joe Smith
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I know I have a serious hunkering for a JB Space Ghost ongoing series. That's been smoldering within me since I saw his Guardian.
As for dream projects, I've always wondered how his magical side would manifest. So, a mystical character Ms. Mystic is an idea.
Commissions? How about.....a John Byrne-verse Scooby Doo and Gang? (quadrupeds!)
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John Byrne
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Daredevil - a single issue would do.•• Will this one do? 
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John Byrne
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Commissions? How about.....a John Byrne-verse Scooby Doo and Gang? (quadrupeds!)•• Wouldn't do it as a commission, but a few years back Paul Kupperberg and I were kicking around the idea of doing a Scooby-Do story where I would do "bookends" in the usual animated style, but the middle pages would, for some suitably contrived reason, be drawn in my normal style.
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Petter Myhr Ness
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I announced a while back that a SPIKE mini is in the pipeline. One ortwo other things slid into line ahead of it, but it's still a "go".
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I missed the announcement, but that makes me all the happier now! Cool!
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Marcio Ferreira
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I am saving for a commission with the Disney Duck family (and some of the main co-stars).
Scrooge McDuck, Donald Duck, Daisy, well... all of them.
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Peter Martin
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a few years back Paul Kupperberg and I were kicking around the idea of doing a Scooby-Do story where I would do "bookends" in the usual animated style, but the middle pages would, for some suitably contrived reason, be drawn in my normal style. --------------------------------- Scooby Doo is actually a brilliant template. Almost an anti-X-Files (or rather, the X-files is an anti-Scooby Doo). The gang were champions of rational thought and enemies of superstition. Edited to clean up some punctuation.
Edited by Peter Martin on 28 January 2010 at 3:36am
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