I feel like Jaime's a bit safer, if only because Geoff Johns has had more of a hand in Jaime's story. (Like, Infinite Crisis, as well as the Smallville appearance, though if they do launch anything with Jaime, I hope to hell they've got some of the original creative team on his book.) Whereas with the Lanterns, Johns was obviously really invested in Hal Jordan, and not so much in John Stewart, unfortunately.
Honestly, while I realize that Geoff Johns and Jim Lee have done some good stuff over the years, I think what makes me most nervous about the reboot is everything being limited to their tastes in comics. (And Dan Didio's.)
Like, it's been that way for a while now, but if they're starting things from scratch, there's more they all have control over and less stuff they've inherited from people previously in charge.
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Date: 2011-06-01 01:15 pm (UTC)Honestly, while I realize that Geoff Johns and Jim Lee have done some good stuff over the years, I think what makes me most nervous about the reboot is everything being limited to their tastes in comics. (And Dan Didio's.)
Like, it's been that way for a while now, but if they're starting things from scratch, there's more they all have control over and less stuff they've inherited from people previously in charge.