whatsinaname
Member
I don't really get the Hickman comparisons. I think, like Remender or Kot, that he's his very own thing.
The only two things he really shares with Morrison IMO are his love of making a huge jigsaw falling into place (in a more linear and analytical way than Morrison IMO) and his apparent love of imagination and high concepts (but Hickman is more science oriented) but these are very generic traits.
Still, all these guys are great writers.
Ie think Hickman's Fantastic Four/FF has a lot more in common with Robinson's Starman.