@austinwiser @danslott Dan loves the character more and is doing a better job than I ever could. I'm sure he's got more great stuff planned.
— Robert Kirkman (@RobertKirkman) May 2, 2013
What a shame he just has to act as an apologist.
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Saturday, May 04, 2013
Robert Kirkman sugarcoats for Dan Slott
In a conversation with a comics reader who'd rather have him as the assigned writer for Spidey, the author of the Walking Dead said:
What a shame he just has to act as an apologist.
What a shame he just has to act as an apologist.
This is sad. How does one condone a storyline where a villain permanently takes over a hero's body?
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