LogFAQs > #976040491

At the time, my argument was focused on how Chandler plays well into the 'best friend' role of a superhero and could transition over time into a superhero costume himself. His brand of sarcasm fits well with the tonality of a Spider-Man style quipper. Perhaps a little harder edge, but Chandler was a good-looking guy with the sort of inauspicious day job and tight-knit friend group that made him perfect for a superheroic secret identity.

Chandler is a natural fit because comic readers know the personality and how it jibes in comics. It's a round peg for the round hole. Whereas, as much as George is a great character, I think he requires more in the way of acting, of Jason Alexander performing on-screen, to present the character. At least, that's my perception of him.

Also, running an RPG session tonight, so probably won't get around to making a new comic. Back at it tomorrow.