Would you ever want Bishop to be an Utrom again?

[kel1578]

whether you liked Bishop being an Utrom or not, would you care for another iteration of Utrom Bishop. I hated what did with Nick show, i don't want to see again.

[neatoman]

Considering that Bishop's whole schtick is to prevent aliens from taking over earth and prevent other types of threats to humanity but usually doing so in a villainous way, I don't think it's a good idea to make him an alien himself.

[IndigoErth]

I'm not really too attached to him so I suppose I don't care all that much, though given two choices have a preference for him being human, and as with what neatoman was saying, it makes more sense.

[Mondo_Gecko]

I'm embarrassed to admit not being very familiar with Bishop. I'm aware of him vaguely from the 2012 series but I stropped watching the 2003 series halfway through season one because it wasn't for me.

I wish there was a third option on the poll, I'm indifferent as I'm not familiar with the character or have attachment to any of the iterations.

[PizzaPower]

I'm embarrassed to admit not being very familiar with Bishop. I'm aware of him vaguely from the 2012 series but I stropped watching the 2003 series halfway through season one because it wasn't for me.

I wish there was a third option on the poll, I'm indifferent as I'm not familiar with the character or have attachment to any of the iterations.

2003 Bishop was/is where it's at!

and no.

[Galactus]

The whole point of Bishop is that he's a shady government black ops guy that is driven to protect humanity from extra terrestrials based on his experience being abducted in the past. So naturally the 2012 series decided to make him an alien. I'm sure they thought they were being clever with that twist but it was dumb. They should have gave the Utrom character the Mortu name or called him something original.