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> > http://www.comicbookresources.com/columns/index.cgi?column=pipeline&article=2956> > > > Apologies for the long link but I'll be a wheatcake eatin' fool if this doesn't actually sound plausible. . . > > The hullaballoo over the end of the marriage will be over in a couple of months. Indeed most of the feedback I've seen across the net on #546 is broadly positive - at least 70/30. Marvel got this kind of flak over "Avengers Disassembled" and yet in the three years since they have only ever moved forward... Avengers doesn't have the same level of popularity that Spider-Man has. Initial reviews might be positive but there's still 3 more creative teams for people to get through also. Some might think the current creative team is good but I'm sure a few won't like the others and just decide to drop it all together. There's no way the hullaballo will end in a couple of months. I'm sure it'll die down some but it'll keep coming up for years probably. jwd
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> Avengers doesn't have the same level of popularity that Spider-Man has.
Beg to differ.
> Initial reviews might be positive but there's still 3 more creative teams for people to get through also. Some might think the current creative team is good but I'm sure a few won't like the others and just decide to drop it all together.
Just like any other comic book relaunch.
> There's no way the hullaballo will end in a couple of months. I'm sure it'll die down some but it'll keep coming up for years probably.
Just like the "Bring Back Ben" brigade, in dwindling numbers, which has been SO SUCCESSFUL over the past twelve years... *rhe*
