Comments on: Stuart Moore: Exclusive Interview with FIRESTORM FAN

By: Frank

Frank — Mon, 24 Oct 2011 02:30:35 +0000

Great Q & A. I do mean both the Q & A. I read most of this series, and really enjoyed Moore’s old 1,000 Flowers column. In fact, I drifted away from Newsarama after it ended…

By: Mark Baker-Wright

Mark Baker-Wright — Thu, 18 Aug 2011 16:38:44 +0000

While I’m obviously glad that Moore found out just how interesting Martin Stein could be, I can’t help but feel that his initial aversion to the character isn’t that far removed from most everyone else at DC these days (and most of them never gave Stein the chance that Moore gave the character). I just don’t understand why everyone hates (hated… RIP) Stein so much….

Yeah, I’m still pretty bitter about that….

By: Ravenface

Ravenface — Wed, 17 Aug 2011 15:37:45 +0000

Another excellent interview. He’s a great subject.

Follow up on the “Marvel hero in the DC Universe” comment some time. I’m interested in what he meant (and what you think he meant) there.

Keep ’em coming. The quality is very high! Great blog!

By: Luke

Luke — Wed, 17 Aug 2011 14:44:19 +0000

I think I read one issue of his work on Firestorm, but I never got too much into the character until Blackest Night.

Be that as it may, I really liked his work on Namor even if the writing was sort of on the wall for that series from the very beginning. Moore wrote some really great interactions between Namor and Dr. Doom, which I thought was both fun and funny to read. Funny, because both Namor and Doom are just such jerks so seeing them interact is amusing. And fun because while a lot of times modern readers (myself included) don’t think about it, Namor and Doom are probably the closest thing each of them has to a friend. So I applauded that insight and clever approach.

Good interview, Shag!