Yes, there's other folks around who don't think highly of Marz
If you know where to look, you'll find that there are other people, on Twitter and elsewhere, with a low opinion of Ron Marz, including the following:
Indeed, his work in mainstream is particularly dull - whatever I read of his run on Green Lantern in the past 2 decades was tedious, and whatever I read since never made me feel like I was missing anything. As I've noted before, using established superheroines like Donna Troy and Jade as girlfriends for Kyle Rayner is pretty cheap too, reducing them to a lesser status rather than building them into their own agencies. Marz's Silver Surfer run wasn't great either (interestingly, since he left that job, his work for Marvel has been very rare).
But of course, it's his politics that are most problematic, ditto his smug, smarmy attitude. Even interviewers can be faulted if they haven't asked him any challenging queries.
Ron Marz plays games with interviewers to get his kicks. Try writing anything anyone would ever want to read, Ronny.
— BARBARIANCOMICS (@Barbariancomic) December 9, 2014
Has @ronmarz ever written a good story? I've never read anything from him that was not banal.
— BARBARIANCOMICS (@Barbariancomic) December 9, 2014
Indeed, his work in mainstream is particularly dull - whatever I read of his run on Green Lantern in the past 2 decades was tedious, and whatever I read since never made me feel like I was missing anything. As I've noted before, using established superheroines like Donna Troy and Jade as girlfriends for Kyle Rayner is pretty cheap too, reducing them to a lesser status rather than building them into their own agencies. Marz's Silver Surfer run wasn't great either (interestingly, since he left that job, his work for Marvel has been very rare).
But of course, it's his politics that are most problematic, ditto his smug, smarmy attitude. Even interviewers can be faulted if they haven't asked him any challenging queries.
Labels: dc comics, dreadful writers, Green Lantern, marvel comics
Don't forget that if you are a reporter that calls out lies Marz will also go out of his way to make you out as a bad person in order to protect his political agenda.
How dare you research a subject and find the truth when it does not fit the narrative of Marz.
Marz's tweets on politics has more creativity than the comics he writes!
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