" It's unfair to ask a writer to compromise their artistic vision simply to appease fans. Put yourself in the same spot. Wouldn't you like to be able to create an amazing masterpiece, without having to worry about catering to the desires of a few fans? "
You are totally rite. No one likes it when one of their favorites gets killed or pushed to the side, but you have to move on and hope someone brings them back and when your guy comes back someone else's guy will die or get pushed to the side
Anti hero is a BS marketing term used to promote the "darker" heroes and that is all it is. BTW I think Luke,Optimus Prime and Indiana Jones are all heroes.
" i don't see the appeal of deathstroke personally. i read all his old series when he still had the "Terminator" on the end of his name. And you know what? Wintergreen had more interesting things to say than Slade. Yea he's a bad ass merc... but to me, his personality is about as engaging and interesting as watching paint dry. At least Deadpool has a personality... love it or hate it is all down to opinion. And Deadpool is actually a much more psychologically complex character with a much more compelling origin story. Because let's be honest, Deathstrokes origin is basically a straight up rip off of Captain America's... without the interesting parts. Plus Deadpool has never received the Mary Sue/Gary Stu treatment like Slade has. Tripping up the Flash? Out manouvering Superman? GTFO. Terrible writing. Also... what the hell is up with his strange fascination with children? Is the guy a peedo or something? lol. At the end of the day Deathstroke has never, ever, ever had a book anywhere near the level of Joe Kelly's Deadpool. Or even Cable and Deadpool for that matter. "
@danielddavis: Yes there most certainly are like Rise of the Golden eagle, Endless flight, Allies and Enemies, Black reign, and his parts in Identity Crisis were cool all except for punking by Death Stroke but that hole fight was BS so I can let that slide.
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