Whoooooo! Yesss! Lusssgooooo

Congratulations!

Of course, it goes without saying that would all take time.

I still have goals that I need to accomplish as a comic book creator, things I’ve had to put on the side due to, well, life…

I’m slowly, but surely, putting myself in position to do both full-time.

With that in mind, I want to monetize that knowledge.

Physical encyclopedias, physical and digital fanzines, Substack, etc.

I’m a contributing columnist for Fawcett Collectors of America, so I have something of a professional background with regard to Captain Marvel.

If I do, there’s a good chance I’ll do a re-brand because I don’t want my content to be as social media-centric this time around.

I still want to build the biggest academic resource about Captain Marvel, primarily an encyclopedic website, so if I do rebrand, it’ll probably be centered around that.

I think I still have it somewhere.

Funny that you make the Red Hulk comparison...

I do consider Stan Lee’s version to fall into the Jekyll/Hyde archetype.

I think you might have, as I have been asked about that before, but I can’t remember who asked and what I said.

Let’s just say it doesn’t capture my imagination.

Sooooooooooo close!!

But I’m happy with the Thor/Shazam! crossover. It was SO good!

Just gonna keep on keeping my fingers crossed.

Fortunately, they’re already doing it for alternate versions in their own comics.

If you ask me me, it’s just a matter of time before they just outright go to calling the main version of the character by the Captain Marvel moniker.

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It was great!