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JR has been hard at work updating his website. He’s got opinions on our friendly neighborhood Spider-Man, and he’s sharing them with the ‘net. He is doing some catch up by reviewing Spider-Man in 2006. […]
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yeah i think it just he wants to try new(52) things and i have no problem with that. i loved to see him try Batman, Flash, and Wonder Woman.
and Marvel is still stuck with Land
I’m with Nick on this one. I think the door will always be open. It still makes me sad though 🙁 I guess JRJR was always kind of a constant at Marvel. But, really, they haven’t given him a solid project to sink his teeth into for a while, so it’s cool that DC looks like they’re wining and dining him pretty well with Johns and Superman
Fair enough if he wants to stretch himself and seek new challenges. Can’t say he hasn’t done a fair enough run on Marvel books, and I imagine the door’s always open to him. Not sure it’s a case of Marvel “screwing it up” – if he wants to do different things (and he has already done his various Kick-Ass books), it would be much more damaging to Romita Jr’s relationship with them to stamp their feet and demand he stay.
To repost what I said on Facebook …
This gives me a sad. JR JR has Marvel in his blood, and he should always be there. How they screwed this one up is a true mystery.
That said, I’ll probably check this out. I wish it had a different writer and a different inker, but JR JR brings me on board without much question.
I haven’t watched the video yet so maybe there’s info there that will contradict me, but he’ll be back. He was gone from Spidey for a long time but finally came back for New Ways To Die (?), he’ll eventually come back to Spidey.