Previous Post > It has been said that you don't like the character of Hank Pym no matter what incarnation he is in. Fine, but a really great writer can write anything or anyone, so I challenge you to write Hank, whether as YellowJacket, Giant-Man, or even Antman, and make him interesting, exciting, and as respected as he was in the early days of the Avengers, when everyone, even Cap would turn to him for advice and suggestions. > > Do you have to accept the challenge? Nope, but I would love to see you try. I love the way you spell his name in all-caps and with multiple exclamation points. It makes him seem so exciting and dynamic! A magical human being! A hero for our age!!!

> > It has been said that you don't like the character of Hank Pym no matter what incarnation he is in. Fine, but a really great writer can write anything or anyone, so I challenge you to write Hank, whether as YellowJacket, Giant-Man, or even Antman, and make him interesting, exciting, and as respected as he was in the early days of the Avengers, when everyone, even Cap would turn to him for advice and suggestions.
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> > Do you have to accept the challenge? Nope, but I would love to see you try.
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> I love the way you spell his name in all-caps and with multiple exclamation points. It makes him seem so exciting and dynamic! A magical human being! A hero for our age!!!

Actually, that's the writer's screen name. Kinda like how everywhere but here my screen name is ClintBartonWannabe.

It's different here because I'm an old timer from the WCAML. This quote was my second gimmick. My first was trying to write like I speak, with a Southern accent. That got to be very difficult, so I stole the quotation thing from a co-worker.

Mark "This space used to be a lot funnier, I've gotten lazy in my old age." Johnson