On the bright side, the MHWs end of the event is going to rock pretty hard... I guess that's why we got guitars in the last collab.

I think that if it's a done in real time it might send people for a loop too.
Studio issues in the first year? Cast dating? Contract disputes?
Second year comes out and things changed. Contracts and break ups happened off screen and people are left to pick up context clues via the normal issues.

Just a shower thought really. I'm not much of a writer or artist so... might as well share it for anyone who likes the concept.

I think it'd be an interesting way of getting around things being too bloated when comics start crossing over. Plus a yearly behind the scenes drama issue could be funny.

So... yeah... This is one example of the weird things that spawn in my brain.

Could even have a less popular character die off and show up in another book as a completely different character because they got recast.

It'd require a pretty consistent art style so it was clear who was who, but I think it could be fun.

Crossovers could even be about cast and studio drama.

I just keep picturing the secret identities of different heroes showing up as civilians in each other's comics. Then in the crossover it's shown that the studio is just short on actors and on a narrow budget for casting.

With the multitude of comic universes out there that always get bogged down with crossover events I had a thought.

How about a line of comics where each series is their own world/universe, but their inevitable crossover comic reveals that the characters are actors and the main comics are all shows.

Well... this is the best news I've gotten in years.
I genuinely have nothing but excitement for this and it's so refreshing to feel this again.