Superman getting a good writer? Nice.
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This should be good

I'd be happy with that but why so soon? the creative teams just changed 

I'm not quite sure how I feel about that. Lodbell has been hit and miss for me on the three titles he's currently working on. Having another title might make things worse.

@dccomicsrule2011 said:

This should be good

His 3 current titles are great, I say bring it on.

The man is already on 3 titles, I don't see how he could possibly keep up on the work load.

Another new writer? I am not amused by this.

Well, I'd consider reading it if Lobdell wrote it, so that something I guess?

First,Scott is doing a great job with his other 3 books and the best one is Superboy and second,why?Sups just got a new creative team.

Interesting.......very interesting

Would he be keeping his other titles, or dropping one in favor of Superman?

That would be pretty cool. I would be fine with him dropping Superboy or maybe Teen Titans in favor of Superman but I would want him to stay on Red Hood, UNLESS Judd Winick would be up to writing it then I would be cool with him dropping it. What I really want though is for Teen Titans to get a new regular artist. I dont dig Brett Booths style.

That would be pretty cool. I would be fine with him dropping Superboy or maybe Teen Titans in favor of Superman but I would want him to stay on Red Hood, UNLESS Judd Winick would be up to writing it then I would be cool with him dropping it. What I really want though is for Teen Titans to get a new regular artist. I dont dig Brett Booths style.

Meh, Superboy has been terrible and Teen Titans has been all over the place. I'm not amused.

Brink Mark Waid on board and then I'll pay attention.

I'd rather have Peter David on this but since that's too good an idea I'd expect Rob Liefield to take this title over in the near future instead.

@Primmaster64: Yeah, Grant is holding his own on Action Comics but once Batman Inc comes out *sighs*, I'm guessing his focus will drift away. Superman is in extreme demand of a good, no scratch that, an excellent writer.

@Primmaster64 said:

@Thorion88: The f*ck? NO MAN!

@Deranged Midget: Why can't they get A-lister writers to write Superman? Grant can't do it on his own. The only people I can't think off either have other titles, are no longer in DC or are Vertigo writers.

Given the Fact writing for Superman seems to be a revolving door at DC, tis only a matter of time before that happens.

@Primmaster64: Sad but true, Brian Azzarello had a pretty good run on Superman: For Tomorrow but he's stuck with Wonder Woman. Mark Waid wrote the spectacular Birthright, but is stuck with Marvel, as with every other good writer.

@Thorion88 said:

@Primmaster64 said:

@Thorion88: The f*ck? NO MAN!

@Deranged Midget: Why can't they get A-lister writers to write Superman? Grant can't do it on his own. The only people I can't think off either have other titles, are no longer in DC or are Vertigo writers.

Given the Fact writing for Superman seems to be a revolving door at DC, tis only a matter of time before that happens.

I'm hoping that DC's plans are to IMPROVE Superman not defile his name with writers like Rob Liefield *shudders*

@Primmaster64: Best to prepare in case the worst happens imo, cause I expect another creative team change after about 3-4 issues myself.

@Deranged Midget:

I'll go as far to say DC doesn't even know what to do with the Superman franchise imo. Which is pretty sad cause you'd be expecting them to be building up hype for the Man of Steel movie at the least.

@Primmaster64: As much as I would to see that, I don't think Superman is his style :/

I'm trying to think of others right now.

@Thorion88: A sad fact... Honestly, if it continues this course, I'm sad to say that it might even become cancelled in favour of Action Comics to simply continue on it's own if they don't find a good writer to take over.

@Deranged Midget: I also wish i could honestly say I care enough to be disappointed but DC mucking up Superman at this point should be nothing new so. *shrugs* Oh well.

@Primmaster64:

@Primmaster64: Sad but true, Brian Azzarello had a pretty good run on Superman: For Tomorrow but he's stuck with Wonder Woman. Mark Waid wrote the spectacular Birthright, but is stuck with Marvel, as with every other good writer.

@spiderbat87 said:

@Deranged Midget said:

@Primmaster64: Sad but true, Brian Azzarello had a pretty good run on Superman: For Tomorrow but he's stuck with Wonder Woman. Mark Waid wrote the spectacular Birthright, but is stuck with Marvel, as with every other good writer.

He's not stuck with it, WW is fecking awesome

I never said otherwise.

@Primmaster64: Well damn! What's DC waiting for!?

@Primmaster64: Challenge accepted! Let's do it!

@Morpheus_: DON"T GIVE THEM IDEA'S!!!

@Primmaster64: Oh...

Eh, I'm down with Scott writing Superman. He's doing a relatively good job with Superboy and the Teen Titans where he's already toyed around with some of Grant Morrison's ideas (N.O.W.H.E.R.E. and Danny the Street). It'll be interesting to see what he does with Superman. Honestly, short of a Mark Waid comeback, the resurrection of Mort Weisinger, or me getting a Superman run of my very own (fat chance) I don't see myself getting too excited with any other writer working on the character outside of Grant. I like Snyder a lot but I'm not sure how well his style fits with Superman. Maybe it's something 'd have to see to believe.

It's interesting that DC can't seem to stick with any one creative team for Superman. I feel like they tried to keep it the more conservative title for those who were afraid of Superman changing too much from the Post-Crisis version. The conclusion must be that no one misses the Post-Crisis version THAT much...

Not sure how I feel about this.

@Primmaster64: @jrock85:

Good news.

@Kal'smahboi: as long as he makes supes awesome it =fine by me.

... :/