Legion of Doom’s Best of 2005- Writers
Geoff Johns. He writes about 800 books and they don’t seem to suffer anywhere. And he’s been able to pull a story from pieces of continuity that manages to naturally tie the DC universe together (Infinite Crisis) rather than awkwardly force something onto it (House of M, Secret Wars). -Jim Doom
Robert Kirkman. He earned breakout success with his “Walking Dead,” “Battle Pope” and “Invincible” series for Image. That helped earn him the chance to make “Marvel Zombies” and to take over “Ultimate X-Men.” -Jean-Claude Van Doom
Geoff Johns. He not only got a lifelong Marvel Zombie to start reading DC Comics, but made it my favorite publisher. I’ve yet to read a comic he wrote that I didn’t love: Countdown, JSA, JSA Classified, JLA, Teen Titans, Green Lantern, Green Lantern: Rebirth, Green Lantern Corps: Recharge, and of course, Infinite Crisis. -Fin Fang Doom
Geoff Johns. His run on JLA, JSA, the new Green Lantern series, Infinite Crisis and roughly one thousand other books make him the DC counterpart of Bendis, only most of it doesn’t suck. -Colonel Doom