Marvel Comics Editors in Chief: Difference between revisions

* Len Wein (1974-1975): Was editor for the briefest of the times, but he did make his mark by reviving a little book called ''[[X -Men]]''...

* Bob Harras (1996-2000): Gained prominence by more or less running the [[X -Men]] line, so that when the editor-in-chief position was consolidated again, he was pegged as the natural choice. Word is, he made his enemies around the office, and some were not pleased at his resolution of the [[Spider Clone]] saga (though to be fair, it was an inherited mess), but what may have ended his tenure was the inability for the X-Men comics to resemble, let alone capitalize, on the upcoming film. Although a great deal of titles were bland, directionless, or even experiencing a [[Dork Age]] through his stewardship, a few of his efforts were positive as well. The majority of the non-mutant characters were reinvigorated and finally given top-notch creative talents. [[Deadpool]] was tested out with his own book, and has become the [[Breakout Character]] of the nineties. Harras also greenlit the [[Thunderbolts]], a property that still sticks around here and there.