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Post by Ozymandias on Jan 8, 2017 16:55:42 GMT -5
This time, I couldn't just focus on long runs (at least a year), otherwise we'd be looking at just three choices.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 8, 2017 19:52:51 GMT -5
The ones that Colan was artist.
My favorite "version" of DD was when he "enjoyed" being DD & every event wasn't mired in tragedy. |
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Post by Nowhere Man on Jan 9, 2017 0:27:14 GMT -5
As of now, the only complete creative run of DD that I've read is the Miller run. As I work my way through Marvel's Silver Age it's going to be interesting to see if I prefer the Colon years. I did enjoy the first 12 issues or so of Waid's DD, so I'm still on the fence as to whether or not I prefer dark or happy DD.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 9, 2017 1:41:24 GMT -5
This time, I couldn't just focus on long runs (at least a year), otherwise we'd be looking at just three choices. why don't you just start a thread and ask people what their Top Three Daredevil creative teams are... ever. Full stop. These limited option polls you have done for DD seem very selective and don't really prove much. Apart from what people prefer from the choices that you list. |
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Post by Ozymandias on Jan 9, 2017 4:55:01 GMT -5
ask people what their Top Three Daredevil creative teams are... ever. If I were to mix them, I would need to unify criteria: either long runs from the start (only three "classical" teams would be left) or short runs all the way through the 90's (that sounds like more work than I'm willing to do). Besides, how short a collaboration would you accept? The only non-discretional number would be "one", just one comic, is that really a team? |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 9, 2017 10:33:53 GMT -5
ask people what their Top Three Daredevil creative teams are... ever. If I were to mix them, I would need to unify criteria: either long runs from the start (only three "classical" teams would be left) or short runs all the way through the 90's (that sounds like more work than I'm willing to do). Besides, how short a collaboration would you accept? The only non-discretional number would be "one", just one comic, is that really a team? Don't bother with a poll, it probably would be too lengthy. Just ask the question... people can then answer in a post what Daredevil creative teams they prefer. You will get a fairer representation of people's favourite DD eras from whatever team(s) they liked, be it a long run or short run, as opposed to two [selective] polls, that still don't cover everything. |
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Post by Ozymandias on Jan 9, 2017 10:52:13 GMT -5
If someone else wants to keep the tally, I have no problem opening a third thread, for the "other" options. But just asking the question, without any kind of poll behind it, doesn't take advantage of one the nicest features, proBoards software has to offer.
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Post by berkley on Jan 9, 2017 19:20:52 GMT -5
Are you supposed to be able to vote for three choices, or just one? I'm only able to check one box, then it doesn't let me add the other two I wanted to include in my Top 3.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 9, 2017 23:15:40 GMT -5
But just asking the question, without any kind of poll behind it, doesn't take advantage of one the nicest features, proBoards software has to offer. Polls are cool, I agree. However, unless you include all the possible options (within reason) they can be skewered by what selections are chosen to be listed. After all, isn't that what media outlets and opinion pollsters do to get the results they like?!  |
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Post by Cei-U! on Jan 10, 2017 0:23:20 GMT -5
Are you supposed to be able to vote for three choices, or just one? I'm only able to check one box, then it doesn't let me add the other two I wanted to include in my Top 3. Ditto. I wanted to pick Conway/Colan and McKenzie/Miller too but had to settle for just Lee/Wood. |
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Post by berkley on Jan 10, 2017 2:29:59 GMT -5
Are you supposed to be able to vote for three choices, or just one? I'm only able to check one box, then it doesn't let me add the other two I wanted to include in my Top 3. Ditto. I wanted to pick Conway/Colan and McKenzie/Miller too but had to settle for just Lee/Wood. I voted for Lee/Colan and my other two votes would have gone to Lee/Wood and Lee/Romita - the latter mainly out of nostalgia for the DD/Ka-Zar story, one of my favourites as a young reader. |
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Post by Ozymandias on Jan 10, 2017 5:58:21 GMT -5
Are you supposed to be able to vote for three choices, or just one? I'm only able to check one box, then it doesn't let me add the other two I wanted to include in my Top 3. Ditto. I wanted to pick Conway/Colan and McKenzie/Miller too but had to settle for just Lee/Wood. Hmm, the settings are wrong. It should be multiple choice. If no one objects, I can delete the poll and set it up again. That wouldn't take long. |
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Post by james on Jan 30, 2017 5:41:14 GMT -5
Everyone talks about the Frank Miller run but I think Miller's best work was before he started writing DD. Roger McKenzie never gets enough credit. Less we forget the classic 158 with I think a a much darker take on a C class villain Deathstalker. This issue kept me up at nights just thinking of him killing Cat-man and Gorilla-man.
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Post by berkley on Jan 30, 2017 18:14:32 GMT -5
Everyone talks about the Frank Miller run but I think Miller's best work was before he started writing DD. Roger McKenzie never gets enough credit. Less we forget the classic 158 with I think a a much darker take on a C class villain Deathstalker. This issue kept me up at nights just thinking of him killing Cat-man and Gorilla-man. In some ways I prefer Miller's artwork on those early issues, when Mckenzie was the writer. Later on it seemed to get more and more sketchy. There was some nice stuff, of course, but on the whole I like the more detailed and rendered look of those first few issues. |
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Post by james on Jan 30, 2017 18:17:16 GMT -5
Everyone talks about the Frank Miller run but I think Miller's best work was before he started writing DD. Roger McKenzie never gets enough credit. Less we forget the classic 158 with I think a a much darker take on a C class villain Deathstalker. This issue kept me up at nights just thinking of him killing Cat-man and Gorilla-man. In some ways I prefer Miller's artwork on those early issues, when Mckenzie was the writer. Later on it seemed to get more and more sketchy. There was some nice stuff, of course, but on the whole I like the more detailed and rendered look of those first few issues. Exactly!. I loved the art on 158-160. It was tight, and not rushed. Everything after that was just not as good. |
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