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thehefnerAnd yet another neat project falls down the tubes. There was a Sandman mini series some years back entitled "Love Street," about the adventures of a rebellious youth by the name of John Constantine. According to this article, there was to be a sequel, with some interesting guest stars to boot:
"But the award went to a little known project, but one representative of a much greater trend. That of DC not publishing finished work, like "Sandman Presents: Marquee Moon." The much-promised sequel to "Sandman Presents: Love Street." Written by ABC-writer Pete Hogan and fully pencilled inked and lettered, seems to have fallen down a plughole. The departure of editor Alisa Kwitney may have contributed to the delay, but this story punk rock young-werewolves-in-love, set in London in 1977, would have featured not only John Constantine, but The Clash, whose members gave DC/Vertigo full permission for their appearance. This joins the likes of the much more, overcommissioned on purpose to provide a guaranteed full schedule, then to remain unpublished in the DC drawers… "
My God. John Constantine. Werewolves. The Clash. How could it not suck?
(That last part was ironically said, but it still would've been neat to see).
"But the award went to a little known project, but one representative of a much greater trend. That of DC not publishing finished work, like "Sandman Presents: Marquee Moon." The much-promised sequel to "Sandman Presents: Love Street." Written by ABC-writer Pete Hogan and fully pencilled inked and lettered, seems to have fallen down a plughole. The departure of editor Alisa Kwitney may have contributed to the delay, but this story punk rock young-werewolves-in-love, set in London in 1977, would have featured not only John Constantine, but The Clash, whose members gave DC/Vertigo full permission for their appearance. This joins the likes of the much more, overcommissioned on purpose to provide a guaranteed full schedule, then to remain unpublished in the DC drawers… "
My God. John Constantine. Werewolves. The Clash. How could it not suck?
(That last part was ironically said, but it still would've been neat to see).
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Date: 2003-12-31 09:09 pm (UTC)2. The Clash are even more bad ass than john constantine.
3. Vampires would have been better and more obvious.