Kelly Sue DeConnick, who recently launched both a new iteration of Ghost at Dark Horse Comics and the next stage in the evolution of the movie-friendly Avengers Assemble title at Marvel, has managed to do so while writing one of the most critically-acclaimed new titles from Marvel in quite some time (Captain Marvel) and doing a seemingly-never-ending streak of interviews, Twitter exchanges with fans and convention appearances.Congratulations on Avengers Assemble: it reminds me more of the Giffen/DeMatteis Justice League than just about any other team book that I’ve seen. And coming from me, that’s high praise indeed.Yeah, I’ve seen that written several times and I’m embarrassed to say I’ve not read that book but now I want to get it because everybody says it’s really funny!I think that’s a really great thing because I feel like one of the things that always bothers me is the way that team books don’t seem to do a lot of character work. They all feel kind of similar.Yeah–I have no idea if I’m doing it successfully or not. It’s one of those things where I just finished my first story and I’ve started writing my second and it is a particularly large cast. I like a large cast and I like rotating focus. I like a kind of novelistic approach, but when the large cast is together as much as they are with The Avengers, I hope it works out but I couldn’t honestly tell you.
Kelly Sue DeConnick On Avengers Assemble, Captain Marvel and the Comics Internet
Kelly Sue DeConnick, who recently launched both a new iteration of Ghost at Dark Horse Comics and […]