Top five Roger Stern Avengers storylines
On this team blog, Topfive Reviews, I found an item with just what I enjoyed seeing: the best five Avengers storylines written by Roger Stern.
It's interesting though, that this could explain why in the end, Stern left writing such books for a time: because fans didn't want to see Magneto turn back into a literally evil mode, so as a result, the last part of Avengers Vs. X-Men was rewritten by Tom DeFalco and Jim Shooter. It's true that even I'm one of those who'd rather Magneto not go that route either, but even so, it's a shame that Stern may have taken things that far as to leave the Avengers.
It's interesting though, that this could explain why in the end, Stern left writing such books for a time: because fans didn't want to see Magneto turn back into a literally evil mode, so as a result, the last part of Avengers Vs. X-Men was rewritten by Tom DeFalco and Jim Shooter. It's true that even I'm one of those who'd rather Magneto not go that route either, but even so, it's a shame that Stern may have taken things that far as to leave the Avengers.
Labels: Avengers, good writers, marvel comics
The "Under Siege" storyline is not only Stern's best, but one of the best Avengers' yarns of all time, period.
I'm not entirely certain of my favorite -- possibly Steve Englehart's Squadron Supreme saga starting with #141, or his Kang War, especially Giant Size #2.
Posted by
ColossusHube |
1:09 PM
And one of the things I give Stern credit for is that he wrote one of the best characterizations for Janet Van Dyne, making her into much more of her own character than a lot of other writers did back then. The most respectable characterization, possibly next to Kurt Busiek's.
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