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Issue Twenty with Jim Zub
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Today Fred Kennedy is once again chatting with Mr. Jim Zub! The first time we had him on we wanted to talk to him about a few controversial subjects that he's at the forefront but didn't get a chance to so today we get right into the nitty gritty of Secret Empire because Jim has been involved in the direction The Avenger story line is taking as of late. If you're following Secret Empire then you know that the story like has Captain America being a secret agent of Hydra all along. The greatest and most subversive of all Hydra agents. We talk to Jim about the reaction he's gotten from some of the fans about that story line and how he feels about it, and how he feels about the nature of whether fandom has a say in dictating what happens with a story, or is it great to have people who love the comic that much. Should they wait until the whole story has been told? All of that we'll get into and we talk about Stucky. Now for those who don't know what that is, it is a group of fans want to see Steve Rodgers (Captain America), and Bucky Barnes (Winter Soldier) get together in a same sex relationship. As soon as Jim started writing Winter Soldier, a lot of people were expressing their desire for that story to play out in the comics, and he was put in the position, where this isn't the direction we're going with in his story.
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