Talk:Darwin Jones

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Why Darwin Jones?

Well: 1) because everything should be referenced. 2) I have a suspicion that he may make more appearances in the near future - Grant Morrison and James Morrison don't mess when they play with DC history (well actually they do - what I mean is, it's not just 'let's go through a ticklist of who's obscure and not been used before'; more 'who's not been used or is under-used and there's a good solid story there that's been ignored'. Look at how Adam Strange has - rightfully - increased in stature over the past few years). 3) speaking of which - what a great concept, it's 'Men in Black', it's 'X-Files', it's cold-war paranoia and 'look to the stars' and it's from 1950. 4) and it shouldn't be forgotten - the series lasted longer than loads of other stuff that's been retconned in or out of existence. Cheesy or what, it's all comics history. Cheers Archiveangel (talk) 01:43, 21 January 2010 (UTC)[reply]