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Sometimes it felt a bit "weird" because a seventy-year old man was writing a story about a teenage girl. But if you try and block out all the "seventy-year old manness" of it, it was a pretty good comic. Good enough for me to decide to read the next issue at least.

Hahaha I might check it out then!

I kind of loved it. However, I'm a bit confused as which timeline does it follow. Is it part of the new 52, or the Rebirth's timeline?

Either way, I am intrigued in the story and will be going ahead with issue number 2. 

It was So Raven. Sorry couldn't resist.

@moloch It takes place between Teen titans #24 and Teen Titans: Rebirth #1

I love you Stevenfog

I really want Baz Luhrmann to do a Shazam musical. Imagining him turning Johns and Frank's New 52 Shazam origin into a musical, and just picturing the new Marvel family, a bunch of kids of all races and many ages, singing and dancing together, with a fucking talking tiger with them, is just delightful. 

That sounds amazing. Now that you say that I want every comic movie to be Baz Luhrmann. Throw in Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe or Young Avengers Children's Crusade

I would be totally on board for a Wes Anderson version of Squirrel Girl.  A mixture between the setting of Tenenbaums with the heightened reality of Moonrise Kingdom.  I know most people will shirk at the twee-ness of all this but it would be so satisfying.

I was trying so hard to come up with something that Wes Anderson could direct and I think you just nailed it. I want it yesterday.

Scorcese in Hell's Kitchen. Just put Daredevil and Punisher fighting alongside and facing the Kingpin.

We need to start a petition to get this made. Who do I write a letter to haha

John hughesification? What does this mean?

Spider-man was pitched as a John Hughes style superhero movie so I coined the term Hughes-ification

a quentin tarantino jessica jones film!

He can have Iron Fist.

I really want a Tim Burton inspired Vertigo Sandman series. Not a movie but an HBO or Netflix series. 

I thought at one time Joseph Gordon Levitt was working on a Sandman TV series but it fell through. I'd be worried that Burton would make it too campy. But I'd still pay to see it.

As far as I know JGL still has the rights so we shall see. 

I said Tim Burton INSPIRED not directed. I want his designs and stuff but I want someone competent to direct much like Nightmare Before Christmas. It has Burton's influence but is not directed by him. 

Oh, well, then in that case, I approve.

I always wanted to see Quentin Tarantino adapt Frank Miller's Daredevil born-again and set it in the 70s/80s.

Yup, been a vampire since forever. Since before I got into comics I'm sure.

2010's X-Men #1. The Curse of the Mutants arc.

wow thats... weird

Thanks going to go check that out!