Trading Spaces - Comics Style

The following twenty writer/artist combos (or single "auteurs") are responsible for some of the most notable comic runs in comic book history.

Here is the game, pick what established comic book title that you think the team would be best utilized on - but it CANNOT be a title that they actually worked on together!

I will follow each one with my personal pick. Feel free to choose to answer as many as you want...pick two...pick ten...heck, feel free to add your own combos and place them on a book.

But no doubling up picks!! Make your pick count!

Stan Lee and Jack Kirby - Justice League of America. Let's see what they can do.

Stan Lee and Steve Ditko - They would do the most bizarre Superman ever! Let's see it!

Will Eisner - Who here WOULDN'T like to see Eisner try his hand at doing Batman?

Chris Claremont and John Byrne - Teen Titans. I think they could switch pretty easily.

John Byrne - Lord...what HASN'T he written? I guess he can try Thor.

Frank Miller - Imagine how trippy of a Hulk Miller could do? It would be dark, like the source material (Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde).

Walt Simonson - I would like to see Simonson have a shot at doing Spider-Man. I don't believe he's ever had the opportunity.

Frank Miller and David Mazzuchelli - Based on his cameo in Born Again, I think these guys should do a Captain America series.

Marv Wolfman and George Perez - Uncanny X-Men. I think they could switch pretty easily.

Paul Levitz and Keith Giffen - New Mutants. How would they handle the youth of Marvel?

Alan Moore and Steve Bissette - Sandman. Let's see what they come up with.

Jack Kirby - The Flash. He'd love it, because he'd be able to make changes on it.

Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely - Green Lantern. Morrison was born to do Green Lantern.

Dave Sim - Swamp Thing. Let's see what he could do with a free hand.

Roy Thomas and Neal Adams - Legion of Super Heroes. It would be great seeing Adams draw them all, and think of all the continuity for Thomas to memorize!!

Roger Stern and John Buscema - I think Stern would loooove working on the Defenders. He's written good Doctor Strange AND good Hulk comics. And Stern loves his minor characters. He could have Monica Rambeau join.

Marv Wolfman and Gene Colan - I think they would be interesting on a book like the Walking Dead.

Stan Lee and John Romita - I think a book like Noble Causes would be trippy to see Stan Lee and Romita do, because it's so similar to the 60s stuff, but just current.

David Michelinie, Bob Layton and John Romita Jr. - I'd say Hulk, but JRjr was on the Hulk. So why not...hmmm...I guess I'd like to see them try Invincible.

Keith Giffen and JM DeMatteis and Kevin Maguire - Maguire draws nice woman. So why not a Wonder Woman run? There's basically a blank slate for Giffen and DeMatteis to work with, so they should like that.

Now you make your picks!