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Anonymous

09/01/25(Mon)17:32:33 No.150158345

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Anonymous 09/01/25(Mon)17:32:33 No.150158345 Archived

Is Bendis the most influential cape comics writer of this century?

Anonymous
09/01/25(Mon)17:34:26 No.150158371

Anonymous 09/01/25(Mon)17:34:26 No.150158371

>>150158345
No?

Anonymous
09/01/25(Mon)17:39:20 No.150158432

Anonymous 09/01/25(Mon)17:39:20 No.150158432

>>150158345
Arguably? Are we talking influential within the comic book subculture or influential within the wider world?

If the former, it's probably Grant Morrison.
If the latter, it's probably Mark Millar.

Anonymous
09/01/25(Mon)17:43:31 No.150158489

Anonymous 09/01/25(Mon)17:43:31 No.150158489

>>150158345
Bad influence

Anonymous
09/01/25(Mon)17:45:19 No.150158515

Anonymous 09/01/25(Mon)17:45:19 No.150158515

>>150158432
>Millar
Why does having the last name Millar in comics mean you enjoy mindless rape in your comics

Anonymous
09/01/25(Mon)17:59:47 No.150158747

Anonymous 09/01/25(Mon)17:59:47 No.150158747

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>>150158345
Bendis promoted Luke Cage in the comics and made him seem important. Luke Cage eventually got a TV show.
Bendis created Jessica Jones, promoted her in the comics and made her seem important. Jessica Jones eventually got a TV show.
Bendis created Miles Morales, promoted him in the comics and made him seem important. Miles Morales got an animated movie franchise, several cartoon series, and a video game.
Bendis created Iron-Heart, promoted her in the comics and made her seem important. Iron-Heart eventually got a TV show.
Bendis created Naomi, promoted her in the comics and made her seem important. Naomi eventually got a TV show.
Bendis aged up Jon Kent. Taylor used that as an opportunity to make Jon Kent gay. The gay community got their gay Superman.
Bendis created Powers. Powers eventually got a TV show.