So it happens to the best comic creators. One of the earliest Chris Claremont and John Byrne X-Men stories actually resolved a big cliffhanger from a Doug Moench and Val Mayerik Ka-Zar series that had been abruptly canceled). That's also something that has happened forever in comics (I have a whole feature called Wrap It Up about how comic books are so abruptly canceled that another comic book then has to resolve the dangling plots from the abrupt cancellation. Loki is - Earths Mightiest Hero After dying a grisly death in WAR OF THE REALMS, the reborn Trickster learned a valuable lesson in warmongering: Dont. She's written for io9, Gizmodo, New York Magazine, The Awl, Wired, Cosmopolitan, and once published. Still, it is always tough when a series is cut short all of a sudden. daniel kibblesmith Loki Marvel Comics Follow The Mary Sue: Kaila is a lifelong New Yorker. Few new ongoing series are expected to last that long, so if a new series is canceled, it is not a huge shock.

Books get canceled left and right and it has long since moved past a sort of stain on your record that it clearly was back in the 1980s or 1990s. It's 2019, so obviously we are all well past the notion that cancellation really MEANS anything. DEADPOOL writer Daniel Kibblesmith takes the god of mischief in a thrilling new direction Rated T+. Today, we look at how beautifully Daniel Kibblesmith handled the abrupt cancellation of his Loki series at Marvel. I mean stuff more specific than 'this comic is good,' ya know? More like a specific bit from a writer or artist that impressed me. In 'Reason to be Excited,' I spotlight things from modern comics that I think are worth getting excited about.

Loki by Daniel Kibblesmith