The concept is this - for the Ides of March, I tell you things that I'd have done in certain comics!!

But don't worry, I'm not talking about simple 20/20 hindsight things like pick a famous bad storyline and just say, "I wouldn't have done that" or "You know that cool character? I wouldn't have killed him/her."

No, I mean more like tweaks and nudges, stuff like that. Not major changes.

You can check out past years' I'ds to see what I'm talking about, or just read on!

RELATED: The 2017 I'ds of March!

I'D MAKE A NEW YOUNG JUSTICE COMIC

CBR'S own Jason Cohen literally just beat me to this earlier today. Jason's piece on the topic is well-argued and I absolutely agree with him.

I'D HAVE AN ALTERNATE REALITY ABSORBING MAN ON THE EXILES

Not that I wasn't already a fan of Crusher Creel, but Saladin Ahmed brought him to a whole new level of awesomeness in Black Bolt (it was so great that I agree with my buddy Sam, who pointed out to me that Black Bolt and Absorbing Man actually fought against each other years ago so they shouldn't have been complete strangers when they met in prison, that it doesn't even slightly irk me that they didn't remember each other. When a comic gives you such great character work, minor continuity stuff is meaningless).

RELATED: PREVIEW: Exiles #1

So the Exiles is a perfect spot to give us some more of that Creel goodness by bringing in an alternate reality version of Creel! It could also serve as a nice shout out to Black Bolt now that that series is ending.

I'D HAVE SUPERGIRL JOIN A SUPERHERO TEAM

I'm enjoying Steve Orlando's run on Supergirl a lot, but I sort of feel like she has almost become a bit detached from the rest of the DC Universe. I'd like to see her interact with other heroes on a regular basis. The upcoming Snyder/Cheung Justice League is already a bit packed, so I wouldn't go with that book, but there has to be SOME sort of superhero team out there that could have a place for Supergirl.

I'D DROP THE WHOLE "POISON" STUFF FROM MIGHTY THOR

I think the whole "Jane Foster has to choose between remaining in her human body and getting treatment for her metastasized cancer or turning into Thor and both A. getting to feel like a god and B. getting to do great things to help innocents" situation is brilliant. It's tragic, it's powerful, it's absolutely spot on. Mighty Thor is a wonderful book. However, I don't like the consistent "chemotherapy is poison" rhetoric in the book. Feel free to talk about how hard her chemotherapy is going, but it doesn't do anyone any good to refer to chemo as "poison" and as an actual doctor, Jane Foster especially wouldn't be using that rhetoric. There certainly are people who do use that rhetoric, but they're not modern doctors like Jane. Note that Jane DOES continue to get treatment, so she knows it is the best treatment for her cancer. She wouldn't be calling it "poison." Such rhetoric just plays into the anti-scientific community's mis-held beliefs about chemotherapy.

I'D GIVE BOOSTER GOLD SOME SORT OF SERIES

This just seems obvious, doesn't it? He's possibly getting his own movie, he's popping up all over the DC Universe, give the man a book!

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I'D BRING BACK CANDICE NELSON

Think about this, Foggy Nelson, Matt Murdock's longtime friend, has a younger sister (half-sister, but still) that he is very close to. She is a carefree person who previously dated Matt Murdock back when Matt lives in San Francisco. Wouldn't that be a great character to bring back as a love interest for Matt? Related to Foggy, totally different personality as Matt. Even if it is only for a short time, she'd be a fun character to use.

RELATED: The 2016 I'ds of March!

I'D HAVE LOIS LANE GET HER OWN COMIC BOOK

I saw a rumor about this the other day and I think it'd be a great idea. The original one by Mindy Newell and Gray Morrow was great and I see no reason why a modern one wouldn't be just as good. It could be sort of like Alias, a tough, clever woman working her way through the back alleys of the DC Universe looking for information to break important stories. How has this not happened already?

I'D HAVE CRYSTAL RE-JOIN THE AVENGERS

Now that the Inhumans are being sent to the back burner, I think it'd be nice to not have it be a complete 180 degrees handling of the Inhumans. You know, like, "Oh, nothing going on with the Inhumans" to "EVERYTHING IS GOING ON WITH THE INHUMANS!" to "Nothing going on with the Inhumans." I think that they should keep the Inhumans involved in the Marvel Universe and one of the easiest ways to do that is to put Crystal on the Avengers. Bob Harras had her join the team for a reason, which is that she is connected to so many different worlds. She was a member of the Fantastic Four, she was married to someone who was on an X-team, she is an Inhuman. Since then, she was also married to a Kree warrior! She checks off so many boxes and if she's on the Avengers, then the Inhumans are always going to be connected to the greater Marvel Universe.

I'D USE DC'S NEW MINISERIES FORMAT FOR A WESTERN BOOK

Recently, DC seems to be using the miniseries format to tell stories that wouldn't normally be able to be told in an ongoing series. Plastic Man, for instance, might not be able to sustain an ongoing series, but with a miniseries, you can experiment with stuff. So I'd like to see DC give one of their Western heroes a chance with a miniseries. It doesn't have to be Bat Lash, but SOMEone (and I'd like it to be Bat Lash).

I'D BRING BACK BERNIE ROSENTHAL

Finally, I really liked Bernie Rosenthal in the pages of J.M. DeMatteis' Captain America (she was in the book already from Stern and Byrne's run) and I don't see why no one seems to want anything to do with her. She was an engaging character and as a lawyer, you could fit her into many different comic book series. Like maybe Tony Stark's new general counsel!

Okay, those are MY "I'ds" of March, so now you folks share YOUR I'ds in the comments section! Or on Twitter. Or on Facebook. Wherever you feel like, really.