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Since idle speculation and brainstorming is always fun, figured I'd weigh in, too:
Avoiding current continuity and event-driven mandates would, I'm sure, be most to your tastes. But at the same time, I'd also love to see you do something that was in-continuity in some way so you're not relegated to the sidelines in anyone's mind. So some thoughts on both approaches. You could:
- Finish The Last Galactus Story
- Partner Wyatt Wingfoot together with other FF-related characters you liked to play with (She-Hulk? Aunt Petunia? Namor? Super Skrull? Gorgon? Silver Surfer?) and make a Challengers of the Unknown-style book that plays on Monster Isle, the Negative Zone, or the far fringes of the universe.
- Do new Thing solo series, since--don't take this wrong--I really love your Thing.
There is still some merit to having fun in the past, with Cap & Bucky/The Invaders (but as you say, maybe a hard sell today) or more Hidden Years-style stuff with either mutants or the FF, but another odd thought just occurred to me:
You could do a series that tells out-of-continuity standalone stories, each based on a Marvel-character commission you've done (the commission would double as the covers).
I know you’ve done cover recreations or reimagined scenes as commissions, so not those, but the ones you’ve done that are just a random request. Like, say, Hulk vs MODOK, Abomination and Grim Reaper or whatever -- you tell the story behind the image. And then IDW publishes an Artist's Edition of all those images.
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