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Line 1: {{~~trope~~creator}} [[File:Day1101DDidio-thumb_9087.jpg\|frame]] Line 8: Perhaps the ultimate [[Scapegoat Creator]], Didio has so many [[Hatedom\|people who dislike him]] that a rumor that he was going to get fired from his position ran like wildfire in 2008, but it turned to be false. Writer [[Mark Waid]] has stated that Didio hated how the series [[~~Fifty Two\|~~52]] turned out, and that [[Countdown to Final Crisis]] was the way it should have been. One of the few cases where Didio was flat-out wrong, as 52 was a hit while Countdown wasn't. It must be admitted however that DC Comics has sold well a lot of the series he has had developed under his guidance of the company, and many professionals speak well of him personally. Line 19: * The [[Metal Men]] segment of ''[[Wednesday Comics]]''. * A ''Weird Western Tales'' special that tied into ''[[Blackest Night]]''. * A run on ''[[Batman and ~~The~~the Outsiders\|The Outsiders]]''. * ''[[OMAC]]'' with Keith Giffen for DC's "The New 52"; one of the first books cancelled from the relaunch. Before working at DC Comics, Dan was an executive at [[Mainframe Entertainment]], overseeing the third season of ''[[~~Beast Wars (Animation)\|~~Beast Wars]]'', as well as the entirety of ''[[~~Beast Machines (Animation)\|~~Beast Machines]]'', where he told [[Marv Wolfman]] (original series outliner) to do as he pleased with Generation1 continuity, and then told story editors [[Bob Skir]] and [[Marty Isenberg]] to do ignore everything that came before them as "Beast Wars was too continuity-heavy". Between this and the big DCU reboot, one has to wonder just what continuity did to him as a child. There are rumors that he was fired from Mainframe after selling their rights to [[Scary Godmother]] for [http://reboot.wikia.com/wiki/Dan_DiDio one Canadian dollar], but the claim is unsourced and is more than likely false. Line 28: {{reflist}} [[Category:Dan Di Dio]] [[Category:~~Trope~~Pages with working Wikipedia tabs]] [[Category:Comic Book Creators]]