If you could have a comics or manga company run a series of your main character

[Octogoat]

Which one would it be and why?

 

I think I'd pick Mirage studios and get Eastman and Laird back in good form to run Glow Rat as their art style and storytelling was gritty and out of the box for anthro comics at the time.

[Krimson]

Clamp because Blue would look awesome. 

[Techwright]

I'd say whatever studio Rob Leifeld is doing art for now, but only because you caught me flat-footed with that question.  😁

 

 

 

Hmm...  That's a hard choice.   I don't really get into manga or anime, but I did like the old stuff in the late 1970s and early 1980s.  Whatever house did Robotech would probably do a fine job with Major Ray Gunn.  I'd love for Jim Lee to cover him, so that might imply DC Comics currently, but I also loved early 1990s Valiant Comics, and X-O Manowar had a style I liked, so their successor, Valiant Entertainment, probably could do a reasonable job.

[Snarky]

Slave Labor Graphics.  They did a great job on Johnny the Homicidal Maniac.  Real depth of feeling for the material. 
 

I would have Snarky done, and it would be a bloodsoaked nonsensical waltz through one vignette after another as he chased one whimsical desire after another

[lemming]

I'd time travel to the 80s for Pacific.

[SeraphimKensai]

Todd McFarlane. Hell he can take a pick of any of my characters. I'm down.

[High_Beam]

5 hours ago, Snarky said:

Slave Labor Graphics.  They did a great job on Johnny the Homicidal Maniac.  Real depth of feeling for the material. 
 

I would have Snarky done, and it would be a bloodsoaked nonsensical waltz through one vignette after another as he chased one whimsical desire after another

Loved me Pirate Corp$ and Milk & Cheese.  Dorkins art would work great with some of my less serious characters.

 

Hmm.  Dark Horse back when they had the Aliens license and were really making good product.  Munitions Mistress would fit very well there.  Also My really goofy characters would be fun in a Roachmill style world.

[Logansan]

Dark Horse Comics for me, purely based on how good the Elf Quest graphic novels where.

[Major_Decoy]

I would have Ryan North make it and post it on Dinosaur comics.

 

Edit: I am kind of torn between the idea of having it indistinguishable from all the other dinosaur comics or using City of Heroes images in the same poses.

Edited July 10 by Major_Decoy

[Skyhawke]

DC Comics and I'd get Dan Jurgens to write and draw it. 

[Go0gleplex]

CrossGen Comics before they went bankrupt and were consumed by the Disney beast or Image Comics (produced the Cyberforce title circa 1992)

[JasperStone]

12 hours ago, Logansan said:

Dark Horse Comics for me, purely based on how good the Elf Quest graphic novels where.

My choice too!

Loved the Black Hammer series

[Scarlet Shocker]

18 hours ago, Techwright said:

I'd say whatever studio Rob Leifeld is doing art for now, but only because you caught me flat-footed with that question.  😁

 

 

 

Hmm...  That's a hard choice.   I don't really get into manga or anime, but I did like the old stuff in the late 1970s and early 1980s.  Whatever house did Robotech would probably do a fine job with Major Ray Gunn.  I'd love for Jim Lee to cover him, so that might imply DC Comics currently, but I also loved early 1990s Valiant Comics, and X-O Manowar had a style I liked, so their successor, Valiant Entertainment, probably could do a reasonable job.

 

You thought of this on the hoof, I can tell!

 

 

Bendis, Oeming, Dark Horse. A Study in Scarlet - repurposing a very famous title for my main!

[MrAxe]

Tbh I have no idea who'd run it.

 

My illusion/storm controller. As much as I love my main (shield/psi tank), tough heroes with a melee focus are so common and boring. Better to have one of my toons with more outlandish powers. Plus in my head cannon she's a wacky, entertaining character. She'd be a nightmare for the artist though. Think a Dr. Strange costume on steroids.

Edited July 10 by MrAxe

[SirArthurIV]

Image. Most of my characters would fit in with any of Todd McFarlane's creations.

[Sakura Tenshi]

Gennedy Tartakovsky or Trigger studios for my characters. Probably the former for Gaia Redeemer and the latter for Tuxedo Cat.

[tidge]

I'd want Ernie Bushmiller to handle all of my initial print appearances. Post-Incarnates it would have to be Bill Griffith.

[Water]

They can't afford me.

 

[Triumphant]

I'm a chronic alta-holic, so my "main" changes from month to month.  Having said that, a lot of my characters probably would fit better as supporting cast, as opposed to starring in their own books.  As far as recommending writers, artists, publishers... I'm so far removed from following the industry these days, I really wouldn't know who to suggest.  Also, many of my characters are humor-based, and probably only seem funny to me.  I'm doubt they would be well-recieved as a commercial product.  I guess the OP's question doesn't necessarily assume that the comic would be made for mass consumption, though. 

[Octogoat]

18 hours ago, Triumphant said:

I'm a chronic alta-holic, so my "main" changes from month to month.  Having said that, a lot of my characters probably would fit better as supporting cast, as opposed to starring in their own books.  As far as recommending writers, artists, publishers... I'm so far removed from following the industry these days, I really wouldn't know who to suggest.  Also, many of my characters are humor-based, and probably only seem funny to me.  I'm doubt they would be well-recieved as a commercial product.  I guess the OP's question doesn't necessarily assume that the comic would be made for mass consumption, though. 

That's also why I chose 80's mirage though I liked the last ronin by idw