Who are the best /co/ writers of today?

>>91478508
Those Britbongs from the 80s.

>>91478508
No idea, Bennet?

>>91478508
shit...seriously????? Imgonna go with Duggan and whoever the fuck is doing gwenpool. One is hilarious and the other at least is something else.

>>91478557
Today tho

>>91479832
Most of them are still alive and writing

>>91478557
Speaking of which, what is Morrison up to these days?

BKV
John Allison
Becky Cloonan
Mark Millar (and I was never into his older stuff)
Gerard Way

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>>91481471
Editing and writing for Heavy Metal Megazine.

>>91478508
Depends on what we're talking about. For cartoons of the current year, it'd probably be Justin Roiland and Genndy Tartakovsky. If the new Zim movie isn't half bad, maybe King Spiccalo will jump back on that bandwagon.

Overall since the 2000's? My money is all on Danny Antonucci.

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>>91481517
Chapter two of Savage Sword of Jesus Christ WHEN

>>91478508
Ennis
Lapham
Graham

>>91478508
Morrison blew his last world cup chance because he hates filthy ginzos??

>>91478508
>start reading more comics
>get to britbongs
>literally every one of them flunked out of solipsism 101

i'd say ennis knew how to tread the line between comical and disturbing, before he started believing that wermacht were the ubermench that only lost the war because stalin threw endless meat puppets at them.

also hugo pratt knows how to use his words. jodorowsky is obviously the only good writer among the lot, being the only great artist working in comics.

>>91483218
He did