Some stories never get a chance to come to proper conclusions. Whether it's due to cancellation, death, or simple loss of interest, there have been a decent number of amazing comic books that never made it to their planned conclusions. And I’d like to count down those series. I recommend them all, even though you're gonna come away feeling incredibly disappointed they were never resolved. I’ve also included in each entry my views of what chance they have of ever being finished. If books like Ultimate Wolverine vs. Hulk or Captain America: White can finish, these might too.
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10. Hell Yeah!
Well, we've found the best title on the list.
Hell Yeah! is the story of superpowered teen Ben Day, the child of a soldier and a heroine. He uses his powers for…nothing much, really. But when three women from an alternate universe appear, Ben learns that his own multiversal duplicates are being murdered. Now it's a race to unravel the mystery of who's killing the Bens, and why, before our Ben Day joins the pile.
Hell Yeah! is fun and fast paced, but there was CLEARLY meant to be a lot more to the series. In fact, the first (and only) story arc, "Last Days on Earth", reads more as a setup to the rest of the series than anything else. It doesn't hold together on its own super well, and it's sad the story (which probably would have unfolded into something spectacular) will probably never continue.
Odds of returning: 1 in 10. Writer Joe Keatinge is still out there writing great comic books, but it's unlikely he'll return to this older work when new, non-canceled stuff is still on his plate.
