What writers would love to see work on the new Atas comics.The writers I would love to see would be Warren Ellis , Grant Morrison , Mark Millar to name afew.

Why not some of the original writers as well?

I'd love to see what Michael Fleischer could do now with Ironjaw, or The Tarantula...

That would be awesome.

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Absolutely! I read smewhere that Pat Broderick (yes I know he's an artist) has made overtures about working with the "new" Atlas...hope that pans out!

We NEED him on Planet of Vampires 2.0!!!

Very happy that Jim Krueger is involved. He's one of those guys who if you taped his mouth shut the ideas would come out his ears. From Foot Soldiers to Earth X, I've never failed to enjoy an issue when he was the driver.

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Yes, I've enjoyed Jim Krueger's work as well!

Jeff Parker would be an appropriate choice, as he wrote Agents of Atlas for Marvel. I enjoyed his deconstruction of Jim Shooter and John Romita Jr's 80s Starbrand in Starbrand: Adventres in the Mulletverse a few years ago and would like to see him try something similar with one of the Atlas characters.

John Ostrander could be the man to revive the western characters, as he did a fine job on Blaze of Glory and Apache Skies for Marvel and the Kents for DC.

Anyone know what Michael Fleisher is doing these days? The last thing of his I remember reading was Haywire, which was over 20 years ago.

Ellis you be lucky to see one issue a year.

Millar the same the problem with Ellis and he's too much of a "shock jock"

Morrison sucks. I hate his psychedelic surreal crap.


If Peter David wasn't exclusive to Marvel he would be great for The Destructor and maybe The Brute.
Jim Starlin might be good for Phoenix.
Mike Grell would be a great for Ironjaw.

I liked Parker's work on Star Brand myself. I'd love to know how Michael Fleisher's doing, and what he's up to as well.

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I had a look on Wikipedia and it says Fleisher left the comics field in 1991, and since 2002 has worked as a freelance anthropological consultant carrying out research assignments for humanitarian organizations in the developing world.