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In the ensuing years, Moore has gotten a reputation for being comics’ greatest curmudgeon, giving scathing takes on the comic industry that have only intensified by Moore leaving comics altogether. This led to one of his most controversial statements on the nature of superheroes ever. Moore said that comics were a road to fascism. Now, I’m a huge superhero fan, so this stung a lot. As someone who is very much anti-fascist, I never really thought about superheroes that way. However, the more I think about it, the more I see that Moore is right. That said, just because he’s right doesn’t mean that this opinion of has to be the final word.

At the moment though, Marvel’s softcover graphic novels are flimsy and thin whereas its hardcovers have nearly disappeared other than for Omnibuses. In contrast, DC Comics continues to release comic books in pristine hardcovers, making them ideal collector’s items for fans to put on their bookshelf. Even though Marvel has the bigger market share, DC still gives you more value for your wallet. Furthermore, DC has stronger marketing for its graphic novel lines, giving specific books memorable titles that make them desirable. Marvel does not have the same instinct for eye-catching titles, and if you want your favorite Marvel comics in nice hardcover, you must pay extra for an Omnibus. It’s unfortunate for those who love collecting graphic novels of their favorite comic book storylines.

It’s one of those opinions that we’re here to discuss, and it involves using the success of Absolute Batman to subtly mock the opinion of Spider-Man fans who profess the superiority of Ultimate Spider-Man to that of Amazing Spider-Man, a book whose editorial philosophy he himself set fourth almost twenty years ago. Looking at these statements and what we’ve seen of the X-Men line, as well as taking into account much of Brevoort’s work, it all begs the question — does Tom Brevoort know what fans want?

As the Iron Fist, Danny’s powers include not just the greatest kung fu skills in the world, but the ability to control his internal energy, or chi, using it either for healing, or focusing it into his fist to make it as strong as iron, hence his name. While Danny Rand has wielded the Iron Fist on many comic book adventures, The Immortal Iron Fist stands as his best by far (and one that should be drawn heavily upon in the event of Iron Fist making a Disney+ comeback a la Daredevil: Born Again.)

In a recent conversation with The Hollywood Reporter, Anthony Russo addressed the topic directly, emphasizing a balanced approach to artificial intelligence in filmmaking.