"I'd love to work on Spidey or Wolverine or the Hulk," he said. "Or even a Hulk Forever, although I don't know if the fan support for such a title would be there. They're such seminal characters and great to work on."
Marvel Comics has already published Chris Claremont's X-Men Forever and Louise Simonson's X-Factor Forever. The series continue on from where the two writers departed during their legendary runs on the titles, diverging from mainstream canon.
David worked on Incredible Hulk from 1987 to 1998 before departing due to a disagreement with Marvel editors over the direction of the title.
Personally I like all the FOREVER comics.Ithink Hulk Forever would be a great comic.
About The Author:
ABOUT JUSTIN ARMENT
Justin studied film, televison, and media production at the Univeristy of Michigan for 8 years, with a focus in screenwriting.
Justin's work in the realm of pop culture writing began in high school, where he was a contributer for some major websites, as well as starting his own Marvel-focused website and YouTube channel.
INDUSTRY FOCUS
Justin is an aspiring filmmaker and writer with a passion for pop culture writing, which he has been doing for over 10 years now.
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Justin is a lover of many films, tv shows, and comic books. As a collector of phycial media, he has thousands of comics, BluRays, and DVDs, but often finds himself returning to his favorite sci-fi or superhero projects.
Justin's favorite Marvel heroes are Spider-Man and Cyclops, and his favorite movie is Get Out.