I'm so hung up on Moore, Morrison or DeMatteis that I never really look up any comics by Peter David.

I'm re-reading his Spider-man 2099 and he writes some great and funny dialogue. I heard his Hulk run was excellent but I'm not a big fan of the character.

I remember enjoying his run on Hulk and X-Factor in the early 90's. I didn't have ready access to a shop for a few years and bought my comics off the spinner rack at the grocery store. Everything I've read by him in the past ten years has been forgettable, at best.

The early-90's X-Factor gets my vote for favorite, but his Hulk run is deservedly awesome. The current X-Factor is a lot of fun even though I really don't care about the characters anymore, if I ever did. Shatterstar and Longshot are readable all of a sudden, WTF?

Does anybody else remember the Blasters?

I thought he found the perfect balance for his writing talents on Young Justice. A damned good series that he was derailed by DanDidiot's desire to restart Teen Titans for the 5,673,871st time.

Agreed.

YOUNG JUSTICE was a fun, charming comic with wonderfully cartoony artwork. It sold pretty well, too. But Dan DiDio ordered it replaced so Geoff Johns could launch, as I.J. says, yet another TITANS start-up, this one all grim 'n gritty. The first story arc, I recall, Deathstroke shot out Impulse's kneecap, forever making Impulse more bitter and somber. Yay, DC.

As for David's other stuff ... I liked his creator-owned FALLEN ANGEL for a while but eventually lost interest (around the time he started charging $4 per copy, ahead of the rest of the industry). I liked his SACHS AND VIOLENS with George Perez.

I've just started reading the first trade collection of his long, celebrated run on THE INCREDIBLE HULK. But the awful chicken-scratch art of Todd McFarlane is making it difficult for me to enjoy. I may be the one fanboy on Earth who doesn't like McFarlane's art.

Hey Lawson, weren't you the guy who chased Mr. David away? Are you legally able to talk about him, isn't there some kind of restraining order involved here?

*Choke!*

That rings a bell, maybe. Was that one me or Allen? I remember fighting with him about something.

People daring to disagree with his opinions is what drove him away.

If you don't like people disagreeing with you, I do not recommend Comicon.

I seem to remember disagreeing with him on something as well. Didn't he publicly badmouth a convention organizer for canceling his appearance or something?