THE INVADERS - Set during WWII

I don't know what's being done with Namor these days, but if he's still his usual self, I'd love to see JB "take" him.

If the current writer of THE IMMORTAL HULK was to suddenly leave after a few issues I can imagine JB taking it over. The title has a very "back to 1962" feel. 

You also emphasized Marvel as it is now, so any action that you take would be unlikely to change their model... thus, while I would love to see your vision running things as Editor-in-Chief, that's out.

I would like to see 'most any of the following: Mostly something in your own corner of the Marvel Universe, and untouched by the current madness. Titles that are not associated with the current storylines or current era, therefore.

THE PAST: The Invaders, certainly. (Maybe with more heroes... I rather liked the the Liberty Legion.) The 50s Avengers. Lost Generation, unquestionably. 

THE FUTURE: Deathlok. The Guardians of the Galaxy (the real ones.) I think you could do a bang up job on Killraven... it seems the kind of title where you could use established Marvel mythos, but only the bits and pieces that you like, while still providing a wide open canvas. Almost like Kamandi, and I could see you giving it a Kirby-esque treatment.

ALTERNATE FUTURE: Spider-Girl or A-Next. The next generation of Marvel heroes, including - but "ignorant" of - the Marvel Universe as you'd have established it. I'd especially like your take on the Fantastic Five.

WHAT IF-: Well, yeah. Kinda obvious. But with your ideas, and very specific ideas... not just general characters or groups in a generally different scenario.

CURRENT TIMELINE: Silver Surfer, Starlord, etc. - something far away from the Marvel Earth that their shenanigans don't affect. I'd especially like a treatment of the Super-Skrull, with a gradual change in the character to - if not a hero - a positive anti-hero. You could also do a great job with the Exiles - a team of Marvel heroes from alternate Earths.

MARVEL UNIVERSE SHOWCASE - as Rich Marzullo noted. A chance for you to do arcs of characters that you want without being forced to do thirty or forty issues. Fantastic Four, Thor, the Avengers, Hawkeye, Marvel Two-in-One type team-ups.

Obviously, YOUR desires would be of main consideration; but these are books that I would undoubtedly purchase.

I don't think my name in the title would be much of a draw! (No pun!)

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I think you'd be surprised. It would certainly get me buying, that's for damn sure.

Anyway, in thinking about this, it occurred to me that not only do you draw some lovely heroines, your voices to said characters have always been exceptional there too. (No one else ever nails She-Hulk like you do.) So maybe something that was almost like that A-Force title of female Avengers. Except, and this will seem contradictory, it should not be limited to females only. I think just a team of characters that has lots of decent Marvel heroines on it. Sort of like when Chris Claremont in the late 80es was doing an X-men team that at one point maybe only had two men on it. (Wolverine and Havok If I recall correctly.)

As others have indicated, seeing you draw Captain America and Thor would be a treat too. As would a graphic novel for Doctor Doom. (I don't think ongoing titles are a good idea for villains, but a one off that really got back into exploring Doom's mindset would be, well... Fantastic!)