what All Stars you like to see

[IamtheRock4]

for me an interesting Take


ALL STAR GREEN LANTERN

accept staring Alan Scot. Takes place in the 40-50's
with some future tece mixed in

Make it very noir


Same with All start martin Manhunter

[tralfaz]

all star hawkman & atom
all star Green Lanter & Green Arrow
all star g'nort

[Uchiha_Prodigy]

All Star Flash (Barry Allen)

Darwyne Cooke and Tim Sale

[Solidius]

All-Star Flash, but make 'em standalones so every Flash can have his own story once in a while.

All-Star Green Lantern, something like the abov, but only featuring the "major" GLs.

[Fxdx522]

All Star Superboy and the Legion of Super-Heroes. It's one book time and time again creators worthy of being called "All Stars" are saying they want to work on. It's time that this concept is allowed room to expand, since it was one of DC's best selling books at one time.

[IceGambit]

How about All Stars, an anthology series that follows iconic versions of different heroes with rotating creative teams? I see no reason for anyone other than Batman and Superman to have their own All Star book, since those are the only two DC characters that are popular enough for the public to have a perception of.

[TheGrayHulk]

I agree with the All Star Flash with Barry Allen. And let's make it really silver-age-crazy and psychedelic with bizarre dimension-travelling and him marrying an ape from Mars while fighting a lizard from Neptune or something nuts like that. I vote Mike Allred as the writer/artist.:D

[LukeRed5]

All Star Flash (Rotating Flashes; Jay, Barry, Wally)

All Star JSA (during the '40's)

[God-Man]

Someone suggested All Star Batman by Paul Dini and Bruce Timm in another thread. I like that.

[IceGambit]

Someone suggested All Star Batman by Paul Dini and Bruce Timm in another thread. I like that.

Yeah, but they pretty much already did that in Batman: The Animated Series.

[God-Man]

Yeah, but they pretty much already did that in Batman: The Animated Series.

So let them do it on paper. It's not like they'll rehash the same stories anyway.

[holtom2000]

all star on time comics

[GenerallZodd]

for me an interesting Take


ALL STAR GREEN LANTERN

accept staring Alan Scot. Takes place in the 40-50's
with some future tece mixed in

Make it very noir


Same with All start martin Manhunter

I like it alot!!

[BillReed]

All Star Flash by Morrison and Steve McNiven.

[astronato]

All Star Flash (Barry Allen)

Darwyne Cooke and Tim Sale

That is a damn good idea.


I'd also like to see...........

All Star Green Lantern (Hal Jordan)

Jim Starlin and Daniel Acuna

[GenerallZodd]

How about some B list heroes teamed with a hot artist or writer to draw attention?


All-Star Steel: The Hardest Working Superhero

by Chris Priest & John Cassaday

Set in Detroit, engineer John Irons designs engines by day and fights crime by night. He must deal with corporate politics as he works his way to the top, crime that has enveloped his city, and the monster he keeps seeing in his dreams......

All-Star Lobo: The Lazt Czarnian

by Garth Ennis and Doug Mahnke

Murder and mayhem ensue as Lobo, the world's smartest.....and dumbest....bounty hunter circles the galaxy outsmarting fellow mercenaries and killing anyone in his way. In between boozin' and sexin' up three-boobed women of course.

All-Star Wonder Woman

by Joss Whedon & Cassaday

Need I say any more? Just get him to do it after he makes the movie.

[Dav G]

How about some B list heroes teamed with a hot artist or writer to draw attention?It's a nice thought, except the concept is All-Star creators on an All-Star character. I'd be hard-pressed to call any of those all-star characters. Prerequisite # 1 is being able to support your own series, which most of those fail to do.

Overall, I really like the All-Star Flash series. (Though I think that's what Waid and Johns were doing for the late 1990s / early 2000s - modern stories told in a classic vein.) Something in a similar vein with Barry Allen and his villains would be cool - especially if it was launched by Darwyn Cooke and Tim Sale.

An All-Star JSA series would sell. Perhaps stories set in pre-Crisis continuity - really no continuity - on 1940s Earth 2.

As for Green Lantern, I'd love to see an Alan Scott series (especially set during his heyday), but I don't see it happening under the All-Star banner; he's not the brand name GL. I'm not sure DC would even do an All-Star GL series: When they announced the All-Star line DiDio said that an All-Star GL series would be too similar to the Geoff Johns series.

[Allen Jaco]

All Star Flash (Barry Allen)

Darwyne Cooke and Tim Sale

I'd rather All-Star Flash by Dawyn Cooke and Darwyn Cooke.

[Groovie Mann]

all star green arrow. so that way i can have a GA book not written by winick.

[BG_Panda]

All-Star All-Star Squadron

Just 'cuz.

[aeast317]

flash and green lantern, fo sho

[BG_Panda]

All-Star Metamorpho.

"I'm the G-d D-mned Element Man"

[turd pants]

ALL STAR CAPTAIN MARVEL

There is a fantastic 4 part prestige comic that starts coming out next month, written by Jeff Smith! But I would LOVE to read a 12 part ALL STAR featuring Captain. It HAS to be done! Maybe Waid would be interested in this? I'd like to see J.H. Williams' twist on this as well.

[GenerallZodd]

It's a nice thought, except the concept is All-Star creators on an All-Star character. I'd be hard-pressed to call any of those all-star characters. Prerequisite # 1 is being able to support your own series, which most of those fail to do.


Concepts change. All Star B&R was conveived to be monthly, but look what happened. I think Prerequisite #1 is to tell a good story in or out of continuity. The rest is what it is.

[NatePetrelli]

All Star Squadron by Mark Millar and Steve McNiven.

Set in the 30s and 40s,Uncle Sam leads the Freedom Fighters and other members of the JSA and JLA against the forces of evil.

[HartyPotter]

I think they should keep it small - just have Batman and Superman. Otherwise, you start to really dilute the "All Star"-pool of creators. Eventually you're just going to start calling any creator with a small following an "All Star." All Star Batgirl was a horrible idea. Johns and Jones are awesome, but they haven't earned even close to the reputations that Frank Miller, Jim Lee, and Grant Morrison have. Quitely is great, but even he's on the bubble.

[New Way]

All Star Superboy and the Legion of Super-Heroes. It's one book time and time again creators worthy of being called "All Stars" are saying they want to work on. It's time that this concept is allowed room to expand, since it was one of DC's best selling books at one time.

I would kill for this title:)

[Drink]

I'm done with the All-Star books. They're just chronically delayed books that don't always make it worth the wait.

That said, Flash, GL, JLA, standard stuff.

[Kingdom_Gone]

All Star Blue Beetle and Booster Gold :D

[Roche-Man]

All Star Blue Beetle and Booster Gold :D
As long as Judd Winnick doesn't write it...because they would both be gay or bisexual or something.

Thats an awsome idea though, I love those two characters.