What superheroes deserve a second shot at fame?
So lets jump right in and see who made the cut.
Numerous companies have tried to relaunch the series, each failing.
But these heroes deserve another shot.
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The Lost Generation
Marvels so-calledLost Generationwas the brainchild of John Byrne and Roger Stern.
In the hands of the right author, this could tie nicely into the Marvel Universe.
There has been talk that Sprouse will be returning to the character in the next year.
One can only hope that they find a writer up to the task of matching Moores talent.
The frantic energy that Kirby brought to this book would be hard to match.
But the character and his strange and inviting world are ripe with potential for untold stories.
Kirby left a versatile backdrop in which some wonderful science fiction stories could and should be told.
Scarlet Spider
I can hear the groans already.
But before the Clone Saga turned into a complete disaster, people forget the popularity ofScarlet Spider.
It was only after total clone overload that everyone despised Ben Reilly.
The moral implications alone could tell great stories.
But it was never enough, as these characters screamed out for more.
Jarek and Koj
The fantasy seriesTelloswas created by Todd DeZago and the late Mike Wieringo.
It was a bizarre and wonderful series that ended far too soon.
Unfortunately, with the untimely death of Wieringo, its unlikely well see any new issues.
A shame, as the series and characters were great for the whole family.
Then, due to Einsteins theory of relativity, he finds himself on Earth in modern times.
Go figure, a comic book that tries to obey the laws of physics.
One can only hope.
Scrooge McDuck
Didnt see this one coming, did you?
Its perfect family entertainment that brings you on a whirlwind adventure in every issue.
Heck, even Spielberg admitted to lifting the boulder scene inRaiders Of The Lost ArkfromUncle Scrooge.
