I anticipated some backlash to the recastings but so far there hasn't been any here yet.
Regardless, I was happy to see JMS tweeted this yesterday:

Regardless, I was happy to see JMS tweeted this yesterday:

I've seen a few people around claiming JMS said he'd never recast any of the departed cast (he didn't) and that he'd said he'd never recast G'Kar (he did - while grief was fresh). I'm really glad he changed his mind and consulted the remaining cast and found a way to use them.I anticipated some backlash to the recastings but so far there hasn't been any here yet.
Regardless, I was happy to see JMS tweeted this yesterday:
I wonder, in fact, if "War Without End" and Sheridan's mishaps with the time stabilizer might be the framing device for the time and reality jaunts in this animated movie.I kind of hope not...for me "War Without End" sufficiently closed the loop on that, pun intended.
John Sheridan in the Multiverse of Madness...Sounds a bit like Babylon Five's riff on "What If...?" I can dig it, though it seems to be going rather far afield from basically everything we've seen in the B5 universe to this point.
I wonder whether the Great Machine is involved...
John Sheridan in the Multiverse of Madness...![]()
Captain Sheridan and the Multiverse of Zathras"The Unstuck Adventures of the One"
Nope, it tells us none of that. He's always got multiple projects being written or in various stages of development including comics, audio dramas, novels, scripts, etc. That said, there is no movement on the reimagining because of the strike. Nothing can or will move foreward until that's over which is likely to be months.So, JMS is back to writing comics, with his new series The Madness. Does that tell us anything about the amount of spare time he has on his hands? Does it suggest there's not much happening with B5 beyond the already completed animated movie? Or has he done TV and comic writing at the same time before?
J. Michael Straczynski
J. Michael Straczynski is known for writing, producing and creating such shows as Babylon 5 and Sense8; writing Clint Eastwood’s Changeling as well as working on the first Thor movie, World War Z, and Underworld Awakening; and writing hundreds of comics for Marvel (Amazing Spider-Man, Thor, Supreme Power), Image (Midnight Nation), and DC (Superman Earth One). His brand-new BABYLON 5 animated movie is slated to make its worldwide debut at Comic-Con alongside a ton of other announcements in comics, novels, and other media.
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