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Marvel Challenge

My list of who I'd get for a modern day version of the DC Challenge but for Marvel.

DC Challenge was a 12-issue comic book series produced by DC Comics from November 1985 to October 1986, as a round robin experiment in narrative. The book's tagline was "Can You Solve It Before We Do?"; reputedly, it was conceived during a rooftop party at a comic book convention.

The premise of DC Challenge was that each chapter would be written by a different author and illustrated by a different artist; no consultation between authors was permitted. As well, each chapter would end in a seemingly impossible cliffhanger (from which that chapter's author had to have planned a viable escape), and the name of the next chapter would be provided. Authors were free to use any character or concept from DC's (then) 50 years of publication, with the exception of those whose appearances they were currently writing.

The last issue of DC Challenge was a collaborative effort by the all the writers and all the artists.

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  • Writer for "Issue 1". Known for his work on "The Amazing Spider-Man", "The Astonishing Spider-Man", "She-Hulk" and "Superior Spider-Man".

  • Artist for "Issue 1". Known for his work on "Scarlet Spider", "Magician: Apprentice", "Superior Spider-Man" and "Midnight Kiss".

  • Writer for "Issue 2". Known for his work on "Ultimate Spider-Man", "New Avengers", "Daredevil" and "Powers".

  • Artist for "Issue 2". Known for his work on "Shade, the Changing Man", "Generation X", "Ultimate X-Men" and "The Uncanny X-Men".

  • Writer for "Issue 3". Known for his work on "Demon Knights", "Captain Briton and MI:13", "Action Comics" and "Saucer Country".

  • Artist for "Issue 3". Known for his work on "Meridian", "Marvel Knights: 4", "Civil War Chronicles" and "New Avengers".

  • Writer for "Issue 4". Known for his work on "Scalped", "Wolverine & the X-Men", "Wolverine" and "PunisherMAX".

  • Artist for "Issue 4". Known for his work on "Detective Comics", "Wolverine: Origins", "Batman" and "Black Panther: The Man Without Fear".

  • Writer for "Issue 5". Known for his work on "DMZ", "Northlanders", "Conan the Barbarian" and "Ultimate Comics X-Men".

  • Artist for "Issue 5". Known for his work on "The Legion", "Thor", "Legion Lost" and "Avengers".

  • Writer for "Issue 6". Known for his work on "Avengers Academy", "Avengers: The Initiative", "Angel & Faith" and "WildCats".

  • Artist for "Issue 6". Known for his work on "Hellblazer", "Daken: Dark Wolverine", "The Amazing Spider-Man" and "The Intimates".

  • Writer for "Issue 7". Known for his work on "X-Force", "New X-Men", "Scarlet Spider" and "Red Robin".

  • Artist for "Issue 7". Known for her work on "Ultimate Comics Spider-Man", "Ultimate Spider-Man" and "Spider-Men".

  • Writer for "Issue 8". Known for his work on "Fantastic Four", "Secret Warriors", "FF" and "Avengers".

  • Artist for "Issue 8". Known for his work on "Scion", "Secret Warriors", "X-Force" and "Young Avengers".

  • Writer for "Issue 9". Known for his work on "2000 AD", "Judge Dredd Magazine", "Jennifer Blood" and "Iron Man: Fatal Frontier".

  • Artist for "Issue 9". Known for his work on "Sojourn", "The Uncanny X-Men", "Birds of Prey" and "Nightwing".

  • Writer for "Issue 10". Known for his work on "Uncanny X-Force", "Fear Agent", "Venom" and "Strange Girl".

  • Artist for "Issue 10". Known for his work on "Adventures of Superman", "Legion of Super-Heroes", "Ultimate Spider-Man" and "Action Comics".

  • Writer for "Issue 11". Known for his work on "Invincible Iron Man", "The Uncanny X-Men", "Marvel Legends" and "Punisher War Journal".

  • Artist for "Issue 11". Known for his work on "Superman", "Hulk" and "Superman/Batman".