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Looking into the mystery of Pandora Pann on-line, I found a website which listed a number of unproduced series and issues, nearly all of which sound interesting on some level or another (as solicitations tend to do.)
While I'm fairly certain I'd have hated how dark and twisted the results would likely have been, DC's "Metropolis" line headed by Steve Gerber and Frank Miller might have produced some eye-opening moments.
Similar in its potential to disturb and disrupt would have been Miller and Sienkiewicz's "Wonder Woman: Bondage" project. However it turned out, no doubt people would have been talking about it.
The unproduced Rachel Summers "Phoenix" mini-series by Claremont and Leonardi would have been visually arresting, no doubt, as a Leonardi take on the world of "Days of Future Past" would have been a treat.
Barry Windsor-Smith was said to have been working on a Thing mini-series that has been rumored to appear a couple of times here and there.
There was supposed to have been a "Superman 3-D" book done by JB in much the same vein as the Batman book he did, introducing a new villain for the Man of Steel called Tantrum.
The Uncanny X-Men/New Teen Titans #2 by Wolfman and Perez mentioned earlier upthread was to have featured the Hellfire Club and Brother Blood as its villains. That would have been something to see.
And of course, the Kirby "Prisoner" and Adam Hughes' Wonder Woman book remain treasures lost to the vagaries of fate.
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