Joe Quesada is out at Marvel.
Joe Quesada is out at Marvel
Leo Sullivan
Hunter Baker
On one hand, good.
On the other hand, nothing's gonna change.
Jaxon Thomas
I am not familiar with who that is
Michael Ward
The guy who ended Spider-man's marriage.
Justin Ward
WHAT
Noah Young
He had a large hand in Marvel's rebuilding after the shitshow that was the late 90s.
He also sold Spiderman's marriage to Satan because he thought being married make Peter too old for readers to identify with.
Jordan Reed
so what did he do at Marvel post OMD?
Ayden Jones
he bailing or he legit?
Christian Gonzalez
PAINKILLER JANE, THE 22 BRIDES AND ASH ARE COMING BACK BAY BEEEEEE
Xavier Nelson
Shit, does that mean we're getting Marvel-DC crossovers again?
Michael Cook
We're back
Ryan Gomez
WAIT
CAN MARVEL CHARACTERS FINALLY SMOKE NOW
Ayden Cook
Legitimately thought he left a decade ago
Adrian Reed
>Quesada out of Marvel
>Didio out of DC
>JLA/Avengers getting a reprint
Very probably at this point.
Connor Turner
Does this mean no more Greg Land?
Robert Lewis
Yeah, he hasn't had any real active influence over what Marvel's been doing for the last ten years, so his leaving now won't change anything at all, sadly. We're not going to get the Spider-Man marriage, the classic Avengers or the 90s X-Men back because he's finally gone.
Caleb Howard
Marvel vs DC Injustice 3 incoming
Nolan Price
JOE QUESADA YOU ARE A HACK
Charles Morris
The guy who really offended people in DC editorial/management is finally gone from Marvel, but both companies now having massive parent companies means the logistics of organizing inter-company crossovers is probably harder than it's ever been before. So we probably shouldn't get our hopes up for it.
Chase Sanchez
His editorial decisions include:
>Changing the Sins Past story arc of The Amazing Spider-Man (J. Michael Straczynski) to replace Peter Parker with Norman Osborn as the father of Gwen Stacy's children, as that would make Spider-Man appear too old.
>Spider-Man's One More Day, which attempts to make Peter Parker Younger and Hipper by dissolving his marriage to Mary Jane Watson... via a deal with a Satan expy. His name has become proverbial thanks to this story becoming the embodiment of chasing the Fleeting Demographic Rule to ridiculous extremes. The fact that he decided to return to artist duties for this story, more or less in his words, "putting his money where his mouth is" as he described it also makes it hard for it not to become his hair-shirt. Quesada for his part always defends this story on corporate grounds rather than artistic ones.
>X-Men: Jean Grey coming Back from the Dead was also corrected by having her killed off, despite her massive Character Development since then.
>He evidently preferred Emma Frost being altered to more of a Heel–Face Turn and Spoiled Brat than even when she was a villain. So he "rewarded" Emma by sticking her into Jean's place, including being Scott Summers's Love Interest, which started with them kissing over Jean's grave.
>He and Brian Michael Bendis had The Wasp killed off, again claiming that her now widowed husband, Hank Pym, is now "more interesting" without her.
>Forced Wolverine and Nick Fury to drop their iconic cigars, which they'd had for roughly 30 and 40 years respectively.
>The Decimation of Mutants that happened after House of M, which reduced the number of mutants (hundred of thousands, though obviously only a tiny percentage were named characters) to just 198. Apparently, this was done to counter Quesada's perceived Uniqueness Decay of mutants.
Leo Cruz
Now all we need is to push out all of the wokefag editors and writers and maybe, just maybe they can right the ship.
Adam Lee
Thank god, nothing of value was lost
Levi King
Good
Now Wolverine can smoke again
Mason Bennett
It’s time