Tom Brevoort & Dan Buckley's Big Plans for Marvel Comics in 2024 marvel marvelcomics
, talked about something big happening at the comic book publisher. And bringing up Marvel Entertainment President Dan Buckley. telling us"Dan Buckley is a name that most fans in and around the industry don't really know. That's because, even moreso than the editorial staff,isn't front-facing. His name is in books but he's not a presence there or on the convention trail or giving interviews in the manner that most of the rest of us are.
Tom continue saying"Buckley's ability to read people and analyze and understand their motivations and what drives them is uncannily keen. It's similar enough to the skills that I often use to convince people—creators or other editors or whoever—to do whatever I need to get done, so I can recognize the ability in use, even when it's being turned upon me.
"So August 1, 2023 was the day it all changed. We're not ready yet to say anything more about what this is or what's coming next, but it's all pretty exciting. It's been keeping my brain whirling with ideas and concepts enough to where it's disrupting my sleep cycle in a big way, which had better calm down soon or I'm not going to be in any shape to carry out the mission.
I look forward to from whatever point in the future that all this is revealed, to the present day where we saw the very first signs…
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