Talk:Denise Mina
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[edit]Changed from "she was replaced by Andy Diggle" to "she was succeeded by", because she had only planned 13 issues in the first place and I think there's an implication in the original wording that she was laid off because of negative fan reaction. The negative fan talk did happen, by the way, but the only thing I can think to link to is the Straight to Hell (a Hellblazer fan site) message boards. Would they count? --Mister Six (talk) 10:26, 12 December 2007 (UTC)
- In the context of Mina's bio, does it matter who succeeded her? That's only important to Hellblazer fans, and this isn't a Hellblazer article (and I say this as a HB fan who has never read Mina's prose work). My anonymous self (sorry) is going to take it out altogether. 68.20.214.52 (talk) 01:06, 18 July 2008 (UTC)
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