the fearless

[brooms]

Lifted word for word from BleedingCool:

At the end of the twelve issue series The Fearless, Marvel leave the door open for a possible eight girl squad of super heroines being led by Valkyrie. People wondered if that might be going anywhere.



Writer Cullen Bunn, replied to comments;

Glad you folks liked the ending. Those last couple of pages were what I was most excited about. And, yeah, while there were some specific characters shown as possibilities, it was never my intention that they would be the ONLY possibilities for a line-up.

At the end of the day, I’d love to write something like that. It’s something that’s been in my head for a while and there’s definitely a longer story I’d like to tell. But if it’s something that readers want to see, they need to let Marvel know.

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Comments

[halloweenjack]

You know what they should do? You know what they should totally, totally do?

Sue quits the FF. Gets her own costume, as in the Marvel Adventures Avengers, and maybe even joins them for a while.

I would read the shit out of that book.

[lascoden]

All for Sue joining the Avengers, and those costumes can change so that's simple, but I don't think she should ever quit the FF. I don't see how she can, it's a family, not a team.

[halloweenjack]

Well... OK. I'd just like to see her form a superheroic identity that isn't completely predicated on whatever Her Husband The Smartest Man In The World If Not The Universe has going on at the moment.

[lascoden]

Same here. I kinda tend to read FF as Sue being the main character, but I would love to see her outside that bubble. She's the strongest of the Four, and in all honesty the most intelligent and capable.

[bruinsfan]

My one qualm about a new all-women super team led by Valkyrie is Sue Richards taking orders from another heroine rather than being the one who gives them. I mean, I know Brunhilde technically has centuries of experience in battle and leadership over any of Marvel's other female super heroes, but she's not an iconic figure as far as the comic book character goes. Whereas Sue is the closest analog Marvel's got to Wonder Woman in terms of importance within the super community and to the readers.

[lascoden]

Maybe they could have Valkyrie be sort of the one who gets the mission, from the All-Mothers, and Sue could be the field commander. I think Sue could also act as the one who helps them stay together, since she's a bit more connected with the others.