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"You're Welcome, my friend. And New York City, you're welcome too!"
– Static in STATIC SHOCK #1
Vai Liefeld. Spacca tutto :lolle:
Citazione di: Reverse Hankey il 02 Settembre 2011, 23:19:13
Vai Liefeld. Spacca tutto :lolle:
I disegni a mio parere sono molto belli!
E poi questi personaggi li sto conoscendo meglio NGPS e mi stanno incuriosendo :ahsisi:
Mamma mia da bcool, arriva la notizia che pure Hawke and Dove è sold out.
Hawke and Dove!!!! Una serie disegnata da Liefeld!!!!!!!!!
Che bello :rulezza:
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Per la serie "Le anatomie impossibili di Rob", mi spiegate l'ultima vignetta di questa pagina che senso ha :lolle:?
O lo zombie ha un collo sottilissimo e decentrato rispetto alle spalle o Hawk gli ha trapassato la gola :lolle: :lolle: :lolle: :lolle:.
stai qui a chiedere spiegazioni ai disegni di Liefeld?
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:lolle:
Comunque felicissimo per la notizia, visto che è sorprendente.
A me queste preview di Hawk and Dove comunque piacciono. Non credo seguirò la serie (anche se il concept alla base dei due personaggi come Avatar della Pace e della Guerra mi intriga, ripescarli in Brightest Day è stata una buona idea) ma qui Rob mi piace. :sisi:
Citazione di: Reverse Hankey il 03 Settembre 2011, 09:51:08
stai qui a chiedere spiegazioni ai disegni di Liefeld?
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:lolle:
Hai ragione... vado a Lourdes che serve un miracolo :lolle: :lolle: :lolle: :lolle:.
Anche qua i disegni mi piacciono :D
Ripeto li sto conoscendo meglio su BD questi personaggi (Hank e Dove) e mi piacerebbe provare questa serie :P
Non mi esprimo su Hawk & Dove.
Mi basta dire ioamoRobLiefeld :wub: :lolle:
Mentre su Statick Shock devo dire che non ho avuto buone impressioni!
Questa sicuramente all'inizio la lascerò perdere (Sempre che arrivi in italia)
Perché devo essere accorpato a Hawk and Dove? Mi rifiuto! :lolle:
Citazione di: Blue Blatta il 09 Settembre 2011, 10:43:25
Perché devo essere accorpato a Hawk and Dove? Mi rifiuto! :lolle:
infatti Liefeld meriterebbe una sezione del forum tutta per lui :lolle:
Citazione di: Blue Blatta il 09 Settembre 2011, 10:43:25
Perché devo essere accorpato a Hawk and Dove? Mi rifiuto! :lolle:
Anzi che sei stato accorpato :ahsisi:
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"If that scarab pops back up, I want any Green Lanterns within five parsecs to know it."
– Green Lantern in BLUE BEETLE #1
Ma chi è? Sembra Blue Beetle Woman :lolle:
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HAWK AND DOVE #4
Written by STERLING GATES
Art and cover by ROB LIEFELD
On sale DECEMBER 7 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
Following last issue's ultra-brawl with Condor and Swan through the halls of the White House, Hawk and Dove have more questions than answers! Luckily for them, they've taken a prisoner! But even as they begin to question him, sinister forces align with a new target in mind: Dove's boyfriend, Deadman! Can Dove protect the man she loves, or will her ghostly lover fall into darkness?
Grande Rob: la gamba di Hawk è completamente poggiata contro.........l'aria?!
Ti adoro :lolle:
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STATIC SHOCK #4
Written by JOHN ROZUM
Art by SCOTT MCDANIEL and ANDY OWENS
Cover by KHARY RANDOLPH
On sale DECEMBER 7 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
Static is hot on Piranha's trail, but will he be able to stop Piranha from building his metahuman army? Plus: The Pale Man's true allegiance is revealed, and a foe from Static's past has returned – and he's brought his latest Q-juice creation: Guillotina!
molto carino il numero 1 del nuovo Blue Beetle :sisi:
Citazione di: Hal Jordan il 22 Settembre 2011, 13:55:36
molto carino il numero 1 del nuovo Blue Beetle :sisi:
confermo. Serie su cui non avrei puntato neanche 10 cent eppure Bedard ha scritto con mestiere ed è pure ben disegnato. Spero che si ritagli lo spazietto che merita tra le hit :ahsisi:
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Non sono mica brutti questi disegni, anzi.. gli sfondi sono scarni, ma hanno scelto dei bei colori.
Citazione di: Selina Kyle il 03 Ottobre 2011, 17:10:06
Non sono mica brutti questi disegni, anzi.. gli sfondi sono scarni, ma hanno scelto dei bei colori.
Si , a me piacciono molto questi disegni , si adattano perfettamente ai personaggi :D
Io Liefeld lo adoro! E, come tutti i fan di Rob, adoro quelle proporzioni ad canem penis, le anatomie iperboliche e le prospettive come optional (non incluse nell'albo).
Però non sono d'accordo con Azrael, Liefeld da il meglio di sè (che sarebbe il peggio degli altri), nelle serie dove i personaggi brandiscono enormi fucili simili ad assi da stiro.
P.s. Quando dicevo che adoro Liefeld non ero ironico.
In alcune vignette Dove è sospesa in aria con una inclinazione di tipo 30 gradi :lolle: :lolle: :lolle: :lolle:.
Citazione di: Reverse Hankey il 22 Settembre 2011, 13:57:11
Citazione di: Hal Jordan il 22 Settembre 2011, 13:55:36
molto carino il numero 1 del nuovo Blue Beetle :sisi:
confermo. Serie su cui non avrei puntato neanche 10 cent eppure Bedard ha scritto con mestiere ed è pure ben disegnato. Spero che si ritagli lo spazietto che merita tra le hit :ahsisi:
Già, gli do un carino+.
Come serie teen e scanzonata non mi sembra sia partita male! :up:
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I Disegni di Static Shock #2 mi fanno pena :lolle:
Questa è una di quelle collane che secondo me verranno tagliate :ahsisi:
mentre Static Schock non mi dice proprio nulla e mi sembra anche abbastanza bruttina come serie, Hawk and Dove mi sembra carina. nulla di imprescindibile e non penso la seguirò regolarmente, ma il numero 2 mi è abbastanza piaciucchiato, magari continuerò a seguirla a scrocco da amici.
Hank and Dove #2
Questa serie la voglio provare assolutamente :sisi:
Bei disegni :lol:
R-O-B L-I-E-F-E-L-D G-E-N-I-O
http://robliefeldcreations.com/?p=2906 (http://robliefeldcreations.com/?p=2906)
Come non si può amare un uomo che finisce il proprio articolo "sfogo" con questa perla?
Laugh at yourself. it's the single most important aspect of surviving this crazy business. And that's from the man that gave Cap boob's.
:lolle: :lolle: :lolle:
Citazione di: Reverse Hankey il 07 Ottobre 2011, 17:51:34
R-O-B L-I-E-F-E-L-D G-E-N-I-O
http://robliefeldcreations.com/?p=2906 (http://robliefeldcreations.com/?p=2906)
Come non si può amare un uomo che finisce il proprio articolo "sfogo" con questa perla?
Laugh at yourself. it's the single most important aspect of surviving this crazy business. And that's from the man that gave Cap boob's.
:lolle: :lolle: :lolle:
:lolle: :lolle: :lolle: :lolle: cavolo come comico sarebbe meglio che come disegnatore :pff: :pff: :pff: :pff:.
NYCC: Marc Bernardin Pumps New Energy into "Static Shock"
Four weeks ago, John Rozum announced his departure from writing "Static Shock," a series DC Comics had positioned alongside "Teen Titans" and "Hawk and Dove" as one of its titles representing "The Next Generation of Justice" in the New 52.
Now, Co-Publishers Dan DiDio and Jim Lee have turned to one of the next generation of comic book writers to take creative control of DC's most electric personality, announcing today that beginning with "Static Shock" #5, Marc Bernardin is taking over writing chores on the series.
A former senior editor at "Entertainment Weekly" and EW.com, Bernardin transitioned from journalism to comic book writing in 2009. Having enjoyed previous success with "Wolverine: One Night Only" and "X-Men Origins: Nightcrawler" for Marvel Comics, Bernardin ventured to DC's corner of the comics industry in 2010 when he co-wrote a run on "The Authority" with Adam Freeman.for Wildstorm Productions.
Known for writing quick, clever dialogue, Bernardin would appear to be a perfect fit to write the razor sharp Static, a teenaged superhero created by the late Dwayne McDuffie and artist John Paul Leon in 1993.
One of the original characters from DC's Milestone Comics imprint, Static has been featured in two eponymous titles, as well as a WB animated series entitled, "Static Shock," which aired for four seasons.
Bernardin spoke to CBR News about his plans for young Virgil Hawkins, a character he considers "a young hero in the Spider-Man mold, trying to juggle heroism and everyday life."
CBR News: Since transitioning from entertainment journalist to comic book writer, a majority of your work has been for the X-titles over at Marvel. What's your comfort level with the DCU, or does that matter what with the launch of the New 52?
Marc Bernardin: I've been a DCU reader for a good long while -- though I know that's a bit like saying, "I love living in houses, so I could totally build one." And yet, superheroic storytelling follows many of the same beats -- the big differences come with the tone of the universe and the characters you're working with, be they X-Men, Justice Leaguers, or members of The Authority. And, yeah, the reset-button of the New 52 makes it a little easier for the new kid to find his footing.
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New "Static Shock" writer Marc Bernardin takes over after John Rozum's issue #4
What about Static in particular? Did you read the original Milestone series back in the day?
I picked up an issue or two when they came out, but "Static" happened to hit stands the year I graduated from college. As such, my attentions were elsewhere -- jobs, girls, apartments, girls, booze and girls! But I checked in every now and again and I appreciated what they were going after: a young hero in the Spider-Man mold trying to juggle heroism and everyday life.
Did you know Dwayne McDuffie and did you ever get a chance to speak with him about his creation?
I only got to meet Dwayne once, at a party during the San Diego Comic-Con a few years back. I spent the entirety of that brief encounter geeking out over his brilliant Marvel miniseries, "Damage Control," which was a very real influence over "Monster Attack Network," an original graphic novel I wrote with Adam Freeman, and the Task Force X episode I wrote for "Justice League Unlimited." I'm a sucker for heist stories. But, no, we never got to talk Static.
What is it about Static that interests you as a fan of comics? And what about in terms of being subject matter for a writer?
As a fan and as a writer, one of the great things about Static isn't just that he's a new hero, it's also that he's a young hero. He will make the mistakes of youth and, even though the New 52 is resetting a lot of heroes to their early days as do-gooders, there's nothing quite like the fumblings of a teenager.
In the first issue of new "Static Shock," it was revealed that Virgil and his family have recently moved to New York City. As a native New Yorker, I'd imagine that must please you immensely, allowing you to showcase your hometown. But is that a good thing or is it more stifling creatively than having the series set in the fictional city of Dakota?
No, I love "Static Shock" taking place in New York City. Not only does it allow us to show off lots of different facets of the city, both beautiful and horrific, it let's us eventually tell a "Going Back to Dakota" story. Because the "Hero Returning Home" is a story as old as stories themselves.
I know it's early going and we've only read one issue of the new series, but what can you tell us about the direction you'd like to take "Static Shock?"
The thing I told editor Harvey Richards and poobah Eddie Berganza when I got the gig was that I wanted to get to know Virgil a bit more than we have so far. The thing that defines a hero is choice. They choose to do the hard thing when everyone else would do the easy one. They choose to put themselves in harm's way. So we need to know more about the kind of person who makes that kind of choice, especially one so young.
A lot of villains have been introduced and have been solicited to appear in the first few issues of the new series, which, to date, has been written by John Rozum and Scott McDaniel. Will Sunspot, Virule, Slate Gang, Piranha and Pale Man continue to be featured rogues when you take reins of the series, or do you have a whole new legion of doom you're ready to unleash on Static?
Part of my self-imposed mandate is to give Static as robust a rogues gallery as possible. Some of the villains that have been/will be introduced are going to be part of that gallery, for sure, but we're going to add some that aim to test Static's resolve in ways that he can't prepare for.
Virgil's a geeky kid who loves his science, and he also happens to have a sweet new gig at S.T.A.R. Labs. How much fun is it writing Virgil when he's not battling evil-doers, when he's just an awkward teen trying to get through the day?
Man, that's a crucial part of who Virgil is, and that's what makes it all come together. Granted, it's causing me to do a bunch of research to pretend to have the same knowledge as a teenage wunderkind, but it's worth it to make him as vibrant a character out of the costume as he is in it.
I love the fact that Hardware, another classic Milestone character, is featured in the new series. How important is Curt Metcalf to Virgil's story and will he be suiting up as Hardware to fight crime alongside Static?
I think Hardware and any other Milestone characters are arrows in the quiver that we'll deploy when the time is right. Hardware is a very real part of Virgil's life, but as it stands now, I think we'll explore just how much somewhere down the line.
History, or at least Wikipedia, tells us that Virgil Ovid Hawkins was named after the first African American to go to law school, and Virgil Ovid Hawkins was himself named after the Roman poets Virgil and Ovid. Is Static worthy of an epic story like Virgil's "Aeneid" and if so, might the writer of such an epic be you?
I think every hero has an epic story in them. The thing is, most of those epic stories are tragedies. After all, the great heroes -- Beowulf, Arthur, Robin Hood, Steve Jobs -- almost never survive their own stories. If they did, we'd never know their names. My challenge is to make sure that Virgil Hawkins is that kind of a hero, that he acquits himself well in the coming battles -- and to be equal to the task that Dwayne McDuffie left for me to pick up.
Da CBR
Rob Liefeld sempre più mio idolo personale.
How will you shock readers?
Rob: By shipping monthly! Being there for the fans every month is the most important part of this job
:kneel: :kneel: :kneel:
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HAWK AND DOVE #5
Written by STERLING GATES
Art and cover by ROB LIEFELD
On sale JANUARY 4 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
It's a race to rescue Deadman from the clutches of Condor and Swan! Hawk and Dove go on the hunt for Dove's ghostly lover, and it's a race against the clock to find him before Deadman lives up to his name for good! Traverse time and space as the hunt begins and secrets are uncovered in this action-packed issue!
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molto carino anche il numero 2, ma ho deciso che questa serie la salterò :sisi: qualcosa dovrò pur tagliare, e mi sembra decisamente tra le più sacrificabili. bei disegni comunque.
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Citazione di: Azrael il 02 Novembre 2011, 14:56:10
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vai Rob :rulezza:
Citazione di: Reverse Hankey il 02 Novembre 2011, 15:01:34
Citazione di: Azrael il 02 Novembre 2011, 14:56:10
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vai Rob :rulezza:
Mi piace davvero molto come li disegna :ahsisi:
Spero che questa serie la portino in italia :sisi:
Il numero 6 di Hawk and Dove sarà sia scritto che disegnato da Liefeld e ci sarà anche Batman :lol:
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HAWK AND DOVE #6
Written by ROB LIEFELD
Art and cover by ROB LIEFELD
On sale FEBRUARY 1 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US RATED T
Hawk and Dove arrive in Gotham City hot on the trail of a villain who has stolen a deadly weapon from their home turf in Washington D.C.! The trail leads from the nation's capitol all the way to the doorstep of the Dynamic Duo. Get ready for Batman and...Dove?
Legendary creator Rob Liefeld flies solo in this issue with a story that'll change the way you see Gotham forever!
Rob :rulezza:
Addirittura ci delizierà con la scrittura il venerabile maestro :wub:
Citazione di: Matches Malone il 14 Novembre 2011, 22:53:21
Il numero 6 di Hawk and Dove sarà sia scritto che disegnato da Liefeld e ci sarà anche Batman :lol:
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HAWK AND DOVE #6
Written by ROB LIEFELD
Art and cover by ROB LIEFELD
On sale FEBRUARY 1 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US RATED T
Hawk and Dove arrive in Gotham City hot on the trail of a villain who has stolen a deadly weapon from their home turf in Washington D.C.! The trail leads from the nation's capitol all the way to the doorstep of the Dynamic Duo. Get ready for Batman and...Dove?
Legendary creator Rob Liefeld flies solo in this issue with a story that'll change the way you see Gotham forever!
Bella cover :batman:
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Citazione di: Azrael il 14 Novembre 2011, 22:57:33
Citazione di: Matches Malone il 14 Novembre 2011, 22:53:21
Il numero 6 di Hawk and Dove sarà sia scritto che disegnato da Liefeld e ci sarà anche Batman :lol:
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HAWK AND DOVE #6
Written by ROB LIEFELD
Art and cover by ROB LIEFELD
On sale FEBRUARY 1 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US RATED T
Hawk and Dove arrive in Gotham City hot on the trail of a villain who has stolen a deadly weapon from their home turf in Washington D.C.! The trail leads from the nation's capitol all the way to the doorstep of the Dynamic Duo. Get ready for Batman and...Dove?
Legendary creator Rob Liefeld flies solo in this issue with a story that'll change the way you see Gotham forever!
Bella cover :batman:
Macchè bella!
Era completamente diversa in originale.
Ha aggiunto lo sfondo e la corda solo dopo infatti la posa di Batman è del tutto innaturale.
All'inizio l'ambientazione doveva essere completamente diversa fidatevi.
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Citazione di: Azrael il 16 Novembre 2011, 00:49:08
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Meno male che non ha ancora subito la Sindrome di Cerebus! Ma quando esce in Italia?
Citazione di: UltramanMattia il 11 Dicembre 2011, 21:06:08
Citazione di: Azrael il 16 Novembre 2011, 00:49:08
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Meno male che non ha ancora subito la Sindrome di Cerebus! Ma quando esce in Italia?
Bisogna vedere prima se la pubblicano in italia!!!
Comunque ne sapremo di più nei primi mesi del 2012 e non prima :sisi:
Via Rob, spacca tutto :wub:
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HAWK AND DOVE #7
Written by ROB LIEFELD
Art and cover by ROB LIEFELD
On sale MARCH 7 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
While dealing with their complicated relationship, Hank and Dawn face an attack from a mysterious hunter who reveals a larger conspiracy involving the heroic duo! Legendary creator Rob Liefeld continues his solo run on HAWK AND DOVE as writer and artist with this explosive issue!
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HAWK AND DOVE #7
Written by ROB LIEFELD
Art and cover by ROB LIEFELD
On sale MARCH 7 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
While dealing with their complicated relationship, Hank and Dawn face an attack from a mysterious hunter who reveals a larger conspiracy involving the heroic duo! Legendary creator Rob Liefeld continues his solo run on HAWK AND DOVE as writer and artist with this explosive issue!
Che grande :lolle:
Ha il pugno appoggiato sulle tette della tizia!
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BLUE BEETLE #7
Written by TONY BEDARD
Art by IG GUARA and J.P. MAYER
Cover by HOWARD PORTER and RAY McCARTHY
On sale MARCH 21 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
He will peel Blue Beetle out of his armor and crush the flesh beneath! He's Silverback, the one-man tank, and he's coming for the alien scarab that grants Beetle his powers. But if Beetle can barely control those powers, will he finally embrace the scarab's true purpose and become the weapon destined to conquer Earth? The decision Jaime makes in this issue will change his life forever!
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STATIC SHOCK #7
Written by MARC BERNARDIN
Art by SCOTT McDANIEL and ANDY OWENS
Cover by KHARY RANDOLPH
On sale MARCH 7 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
Static seeks information at S.T.A.R. Labs in regard to his sisters, only to discover that they've walked in on a heist. Introducing the intangible Phayze, who's out to steal tech that could change the world. How can Static defeat a villain he can't touch, protect his sisters from rampaging drones, and keep his alias a secret? It's just another spark of excitement for this electromagnetic teenager! Featuring the debut of new series new writer Marc Bernardin (THE AUTHORITY, THE HIGHWAYMEN, TV's Alphas) as we begin an exciting new chapter in a young hero's story.
LIEFELD Talks Writer Change, Future Plans for HAWK & DOVE
http://www.newsarama.com/comics/rob-liefeld-hawk-and-dove-111214.html
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We're four issues into "Blue Beetle" now, and poor Jaime Reyes isn't having a good go of being a superhero. Normally, I find series relying on the "woe is me, being a superhero is making my life miserable" aspect a little tiring. But it's to Tony Bedard and Ig Guara's credit that they've found a way to make it work for "Blue Beetle."
It helps that in the case of "Blue Beetle," this isn't just a case of, "My powers make my life horrible" but rather, "I've been fused with a parasitic sentient armor that keeps trying to take me over." Under the circumstances, Jaime's got every right to be a little upset at his predicament. But despite that (or perhaps because of it), I'm enjoying watching his struggles. I think it's in part because Bedard lets Jaime slowly succeed as the series progresses. He's able to fight back against the scarab, and I like seeing him slowly bend it to his will. Sure, he's not at 100% control (and I doubt he ever will be, because it removes a great story potential) but this issue gives Jaime a bit more leverage over the scarab, and it gives the reader the feeling like "Blue Beetle" is genuinely going somewhere.
Bedard is also doing a good job of keeping the other elements of "Blue Beetle" in the picture; namely, Jaime's school, family, and personal life. His family's reaction to the mark of the scarab on his back is fun, and his friend Brenda just gets more and more awesome with each issue. Brenda's confrontation with Joey is great (both in her threat and his response), and I'm glad she's such a central part of the comic. Jaime is a well-rounded character -- a rarity in superhero comics -- and it's what grabs my attention here.
Guara's pencils continue to shine. I love how he draws the kids at school (especially Brenda, who is the sort of "plain jane" character that just dazzles on the page), but Guara's good with superheroes too. Phobia in particular looks visually appealing, with all of the swirls and curves of black lines on her robes and mask. And the look from Jaime's mom when she sees the "tattoo" on his back? Yikes! I'm never crossing Mrs. Reyes, thank you very much. Guara has rapidly gone in my mind from, "that 'Pet Avengers' guy" into someone that's a strong match for Bedard's scripts; the two work well together.
"Blue Beetle" continues to bring the fun; Jaime Reyes' struggles are entertaining, the villains are catchy, and the plots are strong. Bedard and Guara were definitely the right creators for this re-launch, and hopefully this book will get the attention it deserves. "Blue Beetle" is a solid, entertaining comic.
3,5 Stelle su 5
Da CBR
chi sarà la scimmia? Grodd, Ultra-Humanite o Monsieur Mallah?
Citazione di: Clod il 24 Dicembre 2011, 15:54:33
chi sarà la scimmia? Grodd, Ultra-Humanite o Monsieur Mallah?
A me sembra Ultra-Humanite :ahsisi:
può essere, però come Monsieur Mallah è mega armato
certo, non vedo il suo compagno Cervello :mmm:
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ottimo :wub:
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Static, gang warfare and a growing metahuman threat; seems like an alright premise, but is it what the book needs?
The Good
I really liked the origin/dream sequence in this book because it introduced some much-needed depth to the character. Static's typical "Peter Parker" build is expanded to include a possible predication to violence, and having him almost shoot someone is better than actually doing it; it gives him something to ponder, and makes him wonder if he'll fall "to the dark side" again.
The Bad
I'll get into this more in "The Verdict", but the book doesn't feel like it's moving beyond very basic plotlines. Villains attack, Static stops them using something vaguely science-related, he goes home. Rinse, repeat.
So Static's robotic mentor shows up for what seems like the first time since the first issue. Where's he been since then? For someone that seems to integral to the whole being of Static, he seems kind of absent. If he's supposed to be a mentor of some kind, his involvement just seems a bit lackluster.
The Verdict
While the dream sequence origin was good, it took them five issues to give the reader something concrete. Five. On a monthly schedule, that's almost half a year of Static hinting at "Dakota" without giving the reader any meat. This meat is what keeps us buying the book beyond the initial surge of launch, and I think that it's taken much too long for us to get it.
This book is pretty disappointing because it seems to rely on an abundance of action to make up for Static being a pretty shallow character. The book hasn't changed much since the first issue: Static goes out and fights crime while the villains scheme behind the scenes, utterly focused on ridding themselves of the hero menace.
While this is pretty standard superhero fare, it doesn't get deeper. We're still left wondering about things mentioned in passing, and it's getting to the point where I just don't want to stick around to see what they end up resulting in.
To be frank, I'm utterly bored by this book, and this issue didn't change a thing.
2 Stelle su 5
Da CVine
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HAWK AND DOVE #8
Written by ROB LIEFELD
Art and cover by ROB LIEFELD
On sale APRIL 4 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T • FINAL ISSUE
Rob Liefeld writes and illustrates this intense issue as Hawk and Dove face down the mysterious Hunter! Secrets are revealed and lines are crossed in an epic you have to see to believe! The race is on as Dove battles the Hunter's lethal poison and Hawk desperately seeks a cure! Could this be the end for Hawk and Dove?
CitazioneCould this be the end for Hawk and Dove?
Solo io trovo un po' ironica quest frase visto che hanno annunciato che sarà l'ultimo albo?
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BLUE BEETLE #8
Written by TONY BEDARD
Art by IG GUARA and J.P. MAYER
Cover by IVAN REIS and JOE PRADO
On sale APRIL 18 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
Blue Beetle: Runaway! Following the tragic events of BLUE BEETLE #6 and 7, Beetle has abandoned his friends, family and home, setting out on a path that brings him to New York City. As Beetle struggles with the curse of the scarab that is the source of his powers, a loathsome threat emerges – a predator who stalks runaway children. Just when he thought his life couldn't get any worse...well, welcome to New York, Blue Beetle!
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Jaime may have killed Paco. Will Khaji-Da, the Blue Beetle suit, help Jaime heal his friend?
Jaime uses the suit to help Paco after accidentally stabbing him. There's also something fishy going on with Brenda's aunt.
The Good
What I like most about this book and this issue is that it's essentially DC's Spider-Man or DC's Peter Parker. Before you get angry and start smashing at the keyboard, this is something that DC is missing that many comic fans want: a teenage boy, with teenage troubles, who is also a super-hero. I think that's the strongest aspect of this book, and this issue.
This is my first time jumping on the book, and DC is notorious for not being so great at catching up new readers on comics. This issue does a decent job of catching me up on what's been going on in this series, for the most part (see below).
There's a cool reveal page at the end featuring a new villain, and this is by far the most interesting thing in the issue. Aside from everything else going on, this last page reveal is what I'm most excited for, and I'm hoping it's a driving force of the book in the future.
The Bad
As a new reader of this book, I'm familiar with the last volume (pre N52) of Blue Beetle, but what confused me was the introduction of what seems to be a Blue Beetle Corps (for lack of a better name), and they're at war with the Blue Lantern Corps? This book feels way to spread out. There's way too much going on for this to be one book.
Aside from the Blue Beetle Corps and what's going on Earth business. We are also dealing with two different villains, Aunt Brenda and the villain revealed at the end of the issue. This book spreads itself way to thing, and it doesn't need to because all four of these stories could be great, solid stories on their own. It would be so much better if they just focused on one of these.
The Verdict
I like this book, but it's a down-the-middle of the road book for me. I like the fact that DC has a character that focuses on the life of being a teenager, something many Marvel fans are accustomed to and love. It was a bit tough as a new reader to jump onto this book. I understood some aspects very easily, but I had trouble with the larger, overall book. The biggest problem with BLUE BEETLE is that there is was too much going on in this series. Overall, I give it a slight recommendation.
3 su 5
Da CVine
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How many comic books did you read this week that pit the protagonist against three separate foes in three distinct scenes? How many of those books continued to explore the abilities of the title character and define the supporting cast around him? One more question for you: how many of those books delivered tremendously beautiful, energetic art?
I've read some good books this week, but "Blue Beetle" is the only one from the stack that can claim to produce on all of the questions I pose before you. Holding his best friend's life in his hands -- literally -- Jaime Reyes struggles to figure out why he got the power of the Blue Beetle and how he can control it so he doesn't hurt any more of his friends or family.
With that conflict, Tony Bedard pits Jaime against the scarab, Khaji-Da, that gives him the power. That's a fresh take on inner conflicts, as this struggle is both internal and external at the same time. Bedard recently spoke to CBR about this issue, spilling the beans that Beetle would be on the receiving end of an expanding rogues gallery. That expansion happens in triplicate in this issue as Jaime makes a lifelong foe out of an opponent he faced last issue, finds that those around him aren't exactly what they seem to be, and is completely oblivious to a jaw-dropping threat revealed on this issue's final page of story. Bedard fills this issue with action, character development, and powerful interactions, before topping it off with a humdinger of a cliffhanger.
Penciler Ig Guara, inker J. P. Mayer, and colorist Pete Pantazis hit the visuals note for note throughout this issue. From Jaime's sullen expression as he silently blames himself for Paco's predicament to Brenda's more obvious agony regarding the same, Guara draws real teenagers coping with real life. Of course, the situations of that life have been foisted on them by an extraterrestrial weapon bent on subjugating the Earth, but the artistic team handles the visuals of that with equal aplomb. The Blue Beetle -- a character solidly planted in science fiction -- encounters magic in this issue. That magic is given vibrancy through the page layout and the colors. The threat to Jaime's life is very real, very foreign and very intense.
My one gripe about this issue is that there is a subplot threaded throughout this series to date. In this issue that subplot gets flung five months into the future, courtesy of an editor's box announcement. Not only is the subplot put on hold; it is transferred over to another title! Does it have a devastating effect on this issue? No. It does, however, seem odd to be included here only to have it filed away for sometime in June or July.
Aside from that quirk, this issue is darn near perfect. Bedard's writing is strong, Guara's art is stunning, and the characters are human, exciting and fun. There's more crammed into this single issue of "Blue Beetle" than in some collected editions of other books. And there's plenty more to come. Jaime Reyes' world changed when the scarab fused itself to his spine. We're lucky enough to be invited along for the adventures that follow.
4,5 su 5
Da CBR
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STATIC SHOCK #8
Written by MARC BERNARDIN
Art by SCOTT McDANIEL and ANDY OWENS
Cover by KHARY RANDOLPH and LE BEAU UNDERWOOD
On sale APRIL 4 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T • FINAL ISSUE
Static has faced some of the most merciless and deadly villains that both New York City and Dakota City have to offer, but now he finds himself face-to-face with a woman who holds his future in her hands and has the power to destroy it: the school psychologist! In one conversation that covers his new life in NYC and the life he left behind, we'll get new insights into what makes Virgil Hawkins tick. And maybe Virgil hasn't been as careful at hiding his secret identity as he thought.
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Ultimamente Liefeld sembra migliorato :sisi:
Citazione di: Deadpool il 26 Gennaio 2012, 22:25:32
Ultimamente Liefeld sembra migliorato :sisi:
A me sembra peggio del solito :unsure:
Citazione di: Azrael il 26 Gennaio 2012, 22:28:21
Citazione di: Deadpool il 26 Gennaio 2012, 22:25:32
Ultimamente Liefeld sembra migliorato :sisi:
A me sembra peggio del solito :unsure:
O lo si ama o lo si odia, non c'è via di mezzo :lolle: :lolle:
Citazione di: Deadpool il 26 Gennaio 2012, 22:35:30
Citazione di: Azrael il 26 Gennaio 2012, 22:28:21
Citazione di: Deadpool il 26 Gennaio 2012, 22:25:32
Ultimamente Liefeld sembra migliorato :sisi:
A me sembra peggio del solito :unsure:
O lo si ama o lo si odia, non c'è via di mezzo :lolle: :lolle:
Sei drastico :lolle: :lolle:
Comunque per me meglio nei numeri precedenti :sisi: (basandomi sulla preview)
lo adoro :lolle:
comunque con inchiostratore e un colorista migliore, la qualità salirebbe :ahsisi:
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This almost feels like an experiment. How far can Rob Liefeld push us in a DC comic and still not be charged for his perceived offences? This isn't a bad comic -- there are elements that will niggle, and they are nearly uniformly contained within the art -- but it isn't an especially good comic. The 'heroes fight, team up, conquer, and begrudgingly go their separate paths' formula is strictly adhered to and nothing new is added nor attempted. This is a rote comic and you'll either enjoy it for the comfort or take the opportunity to delve into Liefeld's craft once more to test your theories out.
To address the story first, there is not a lot of anything happening. The eponymous heroic duo are chasing after Blockbuster -- a grimacing and hulking brute -- who is summarily wiping the floor with them. He absconds, the Dynamic Duo turn up to show them how it's done in Gotham, and then they all get the job done. There is no intricacy to this plot, there is no depth. Muscly people punch lots; that's it.
It must be noted that Liefeld's inner monologue for Hawk is unlike near anything else you might read this month. He starts off trying to use an almost meta technique but flubs the execution. The general concept is there but it doesn't make much sense. Later, Hawk calls his assailant a "butthead" and then kicks him in "the jewels." This is anachronistic to a degree and not for any great purpose or outcome.
At what stage should we start looking at Liefeld's toothy grimaces and warped anatomy as stylistic choices instead of artistic faults? It could be forgiven as a personal choice were it not for the fact Liefeld seems to want a realistic style and then passes off the results as hyper-realistic. Let us count the ways things go wrong here:
Bicep muscles don't connect to halfway down the forearm.
If Dove is in the foreground, then through depth of perception she should not appear so amazingly small compared to the admittedly large, but not gargantuan, villain.
Why does Hawk do nearly everything with his chest parallel with the ground? He could be talking, running or punching and he'll be doubled over like a school boy in class with the attractive sub.
Why does Damien Wayne look like he's about 20?
Dove only has two looks: lips pursed or slightly parted.
Batman is able to kneel on air with his feet on a pole supporting his forward leaning mass...?
These inconsistencies are glaring and would not be tolerated on the page of any other artist.
However, there is plenty of fun on these pages. Liefeld makes some very cool choices with Batman's cape, and the action certainly is kinetic in an ethereal manner.
Liefeld's solo romp on "Hawk & Dove" reads like a fever dream of an energetic 12 year old after a busy afternoon playing with his toys. If you can manage to get swept up in the flow then you'll kill five minutes having thin and calorie free fun. If, however, you are after anything resembling a cohesive narrative with layers or art showcasing the maturing form of comics then you are flat out of luck. I'm pretty sure you'll know if this comic is for you or not before you even pick it up; search your feelings, you'll know them to be true.
2,5 su 5
Da CBR
In questo numero (#6)
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Visto che comunque con il numero 8 si conclude questa serie spero che la portino qua in qualche maniera per la curiosità di leggerla in italiano :sisi:
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Blue Beetle mi sta interessando parecchio :sisi:
Citazione di: Deadpool il 09 Febbraio 2012, 23:41:11
Blue Beetle mi sta interessando parecchio :sisi:
Sul serio??? :unsure:
Non me lo sarei aspettato :nono:
Citazione di: Azrael il 09 Febbraio 2012, 23:42:02
Citazione di: Deadpool il 09 Febbraio 2012, 23:41:11
Blue Beetle mi sta interessando parecchio :sisi:
Sul serio??? :unsure:
Non me lo sarei aspettato :nono:
Almeno di quel poco che ho visto e spulciato di nascosto in fumetteria pensavo MOOOOLTO peggio :sisi:
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BLUE BEETLE #9
Written by TONY BEDARD
Art by MARCIO TAKARA
Cover by PAUL RENAUD
On sale MAY 16 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
• BLUE BEETLE squares off against GREEN LANTERN KYLE RAYNER and THE NEW GUARDIANS!
• If Beetle and the Lanterns don't kill each other, the bounty hunter packing Oan technology will be happy to do it for them. Wait...OAN technology?!
• Continued this month in GREEN LANTERN: NEW GUARDIANS #9!
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Paco and Jaime face off in their bugsuits.
The scarab on Paco takes over and wants to terminate Jaime and his scarab. Time for the Blue Beetle to pull a few tricks out of his sleeve.
The Good
An exciting and fun conclusion to this first story arc of the new Blue Beetle series! We get some cool new info about the scarab and it's intentions, which are not-so-great. Great fight scenes between the two beetles and nice conclusion as Jaime realizes that maybe he needs to move on to another city in order to keep his friends and loved ones safe.
The art team of Ig Guara (pencils), JP Mayer and Mark Irwin (inks), and Pete Pantazi (colors) is perfect for this series. It's a much more crisp version, and less cartoony without completely losing the animated feel, of the last Blue Beetle series. I loved the over-exaggerated facial expressions from both beetles in this issue to keep even the most serious of battles a little light-hearted. The colors and inks are also great on this issue and work well on the page. I loved the heavier ink outlines and the vivid colors to, again, give it a more animated feel, without losing the contemporary comic book style that Guara penciled in.
The Bad
My only major problem with this book was the resolution between the two beetles. Jaime pretends to be taken over by the scarab completely and uses Brenda as bait in order to prove to Paco's scarab that he's not compromised and to appeal to Paco who is not fully in control. It works in the issue, but I felt it was a weak way to end this battle. However, it was paced out very well, whether I liked it or not.
The Verdict
Blue Beetle has dragged me back in! The first few issues were hit or miss, but this final issue of this story was great. A very solid conclusion to this storyline with some great fight scenes. I loved the art on this issue and thought the colors, inks, and pencils worked very well together to create a familiar but very unique style. The only thing I didn't like about the issue was how the fight ended. I recommend this series and this issue.
4 su 5
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Vedi Az Vedi ??? Te lo dicevo io che non era malaccio Blue Beetle :ahsisi:
Citazione di: Deadpool il 16 Febbraio 2012, 00:05:48
Vedi Az Vedi ??? Te lo dicevo io che non era malaccio Blue Beetle :ahsisi:
Per carità :D
Gli ho dato un occhiata sembra carino questo numero, il problema è che a me non mi piace il personaggio :cry:
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With the "Second Wave" of the New 52 on the way and six titles slated for cancellation, Tony Bedard and Ig Guara's "Blue Beetle" is still going strong and is one of the very best titles from DC. "Blue Beetle" #6 continues the high benchmark Bedard and Guara have set for the series in an issue not to be missed.
Whether you jumped off DC books when the New 52 hit or found "Blue Beetle" too similar to Jaime Reyes' first adventures, jump on this book as soon as possible. Jaime Reyes has lost a lot to the scarab fused to his spine and in "Blue Beetle" #9, he loses so much more. Faced with a menacing threat that comes in the form of his best friend Paco, Jaime has to think fast to save himself and his loved ones -- battling both his best friend and the scarab fused to his spine. Not only does Jaime have to save the day, his friends, and family, he has to do it without tipping his identity and triggering the kill command the scarab employed to initiate this problem.
Bedard handles this with ease, crafting a story about a bug-themed teenager who struggles with the crushing responsibility of newfound and unwanted abilities, allowing readers to come on the ground floor for the construction of a legend. Jaime's inner thoughts about his relationship with his family and friends and doing what it takes to save their lives, proves he has the potential to be one of the greatest heroes in the DCU. Yet, Bedard never forgets Jaime's high school sensibilities and wonderfully writes him as a teenager, complete with inappropriate thoughts about his galpal Brenda. The magnificent blend of heroism and teen spirit is what makes Jaime completely unlike any character in comics today and this issue provides a grand encapsulation of what Bedard has given readers throughout the series.
Similarly, Guara continues to fill the pages of "Blue Beetle" with fantastic art. These are wonderfully crafted characters that have so much energy and life in them Guara can't help but deliver. The artist's design for Paco's "bugsuit" is humongous and hideous -- as much an avatar of rage and fury as Jaime's sleek Beetle carapace is a representation of science and serenity. The battle between the two characters washes the backgrounds away and fills their conflict with energy. In the moments surrounding the battle, Guara proves the calm prelude and aftermath of a fight can be just as visually striking as the battle itself. The wreckage left in El Paso following the fight, both physical and emotional, is deep, permanent, and impactful.
This issue delivers on the promise of massive changes for the New 52. While "Blue Beetle" #6 may not have a braggadocio on the cover declaring the end of everything as we know it, Bedard and Guara deliver a game-changer for Jaime, his family and friends. Things happen in this issue forever altering Blue Beetle and those around him with possible lasting consequences for the DC Universe -- and I can't wait to see what's next.
5 su 5
Da CBR
5 su 5 :ahsisi: :ahsisi: :ahsisi:
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Blue Beetle #6
Written by Tony Bedard
Art by Ig Guara, J.P. Mayer, Mark Irwin and Pete Pantazis
Lettering by Rob Leigh
Published by DC Comics
Review by David Pepose
'Rama Rating: 5 out of 10
Out of all of the titles of The New 52, the hardest to separate from its pre-boot predecessor has to have been Blue Beetle. Having barely had five years to introduce Jaime Reyes the first time, DC and Tony Bedard have been thrown in between a rock and a hard place — Jaime is just too good of a character to leave on the table, but they also want to provide an easy entree for the property. Unfortunately, this bug can't have his cake and eat it, too, because what Bedard, Ig Guara and company bring is a story that's heavy on action but light on all the nuanced characterization that made Jaime so special in the first place.
From the first page, you get the sense that Bedard has a very binary take on the Blue Beetle, as opposed to the "anything goes" sensibilities that Keith Giffen, John Rogers and Matthew Sturges brought to the table — Jaime can't just be friends with his classmate Brenda anymore, now it's a love triangle between them and their missing friend Paco. Paco, who was so likable and so layered in his previous iteration, is no longer any of these things — he's a threat, a thug, a flat object rather than a vibrant supporting character. And with a series like this, particularly with a protagonist who is a veritable Swiss Army Knife of powers and weapons, you have to be fully invested in the characters in order to give the threat much weight. It's only near the tail end of the script where Bedard makes a few unexpected choices — granted, these choices might leave a bit of a bad taste in your mouth, but at the very least, it doesn't feel quite as Column A or Column B as many of the other plot points in this story.
Ig Guara, meanwhile, is a bit of an interesting case. I think in terms of expressiveness, he's got some serious potential — that Blue Beetle mask isn't necessarily the easiest thing to show emotion through, but I really like the way that Jaime's awkwardness and fear really shows through his eyes and his mouth. That said, Guara also has some major challenges to overcome — he skews heavily towards the widescreen-style horizontal panels, often to the point where the composition suffers. Additionally, there are plenty of pages that simply just lack backgrounds, which then makes the Blue Beetle and his nemesis, the Red Beetle, fight in dull brown space. Guara's inkers, J.P. Mayer and Mark Irwin, also have a tendency to harden his otherwise wonderfully fluid lines, giving him more of a harsher Matthew Clark vibe than I think this title might merit. I will say that colorist Pete Pantazis does more than his fair share of heavy lifting on this book, imbuing the Blue and Red Beetles with a vibrant energy, particularly in their eyes, as well as filling in background details when neither the penciler nor the inkers could.
That said, with these critiques in mind, there are some diamonds in the rough here. First off, this chapter is pretty well structured, giving new readers a decent entry for the series. (Granted, this pacing comes at the cost of fleshing out Jaime's family, and you're going to pretty much have to smile and nod at Jaime's interaction with his sentient bugsuit. You can roll with it, it's just a comic.) It's also heavy on the action, which raises the stakes fairly quickly, and keeps the audience from getting bored. And ultimately, Bedard has thrown together enough complications for Jaime that he does elicit some degree of sympathy in that old Spider-Man vein, where great power doesn't just bring great responsibility, it also seems to say that no good deed goes unpunished.
And maybe that's the lesson to take from Tony Bedard and Ig Guara's relaunch of Blue Beetle. It's well intentioned, and in certain ways does try to incorporate some of the magic from the original series. But at the same time, how do you recapture that lightning in a bottle, when you aren't adding to it? This is a reboot of a reboot, but it ends up feeling like a low-calorie version of a favorite dish. There is a ton of room for Jaime Reyes to grow — and to be honest, would it have even been that terrible to just continue from the pre-boot continuity, a la Green Lantern? —but instead of being the character that feels fresh and takes new directions, Blue Beetle is sadly feeling like more of the same.
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IL LOGO NUOVO :w00t: :w00t: :w00t: :w00t: :w00t:
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Beh, Liefeld non mi sembra malaccio al momento :nono:
Citazione di: Deadpool il 06 Marzo 2012, 22:25:15
Beh, Liefeld non mi sembra malaccio al momento :nono:
Concordo, a me piace ^_^
Spero che la lion pubblichi la serie anche se si chiude con l' #8
Citazione di: Azrael il 06 Marzo 2012, 22:33:55
Citazione di: Deadpool il 06 Marzo 2012, 22:25:15
Beh, Liefeld non mi sembra malaccio al momento :nono:
Concordo, a me piace ^_^
Spero che la lion pubblichi la serie anche se si chiude con l' #8
Forse più in la, non credo nell'immediato :nono:
queste e altre serie usciranno in italia ? se sì si sa quando ?
Citazione di: fonty24 il 06 Marzo 2012, 22:51:15
queste e altre serie usciranno in italia ? se sì si sa quando ?
Questo è ciò che la Lion farà uscire al momento a maggio con il reboot http://www.dcleaguers.it/forum/planeta-de-agostini/lion-comics-maggio-2012/
Delle altre serie non si sa ancora nulla :nono:
Citazione di: Azrael il 06 Marzo 2012, 22:21:56
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Nella seconda vignetta, quello dovrebbe essere un piede? :lol:
Poi mi sa che voleva farglielo appoggiare ma disegnando si è accorto di non arrivarci così è rimasto in sospeso.. :lolle: :lolle: :lolle:
Citazione di: Bruce Wayne il 07 Marzo 2012, 14:54:39
Citazione di: Azrael il 06 Marzo 2012, 22:21:56
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Nella seconda vignetta, quello dovrebbe essere un piede? :lol:
Poi mi sa che voleva farglielo appoggiare ma disegnando si è accorto di non arrivarci così è rimasto in sospeso.. :lolle: :lolle: :lolle:
O forse più semplicemente ha i piedi a mattone -_- :asd:
sì, in effetti sembra l'abbia al contrario :lolle:
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BLUE BEETLE #10
Written by TONY BEDARD
Art by IG GUARA
Cover by PAUL RENAUD
On sale JUNE 20 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
• BLUE BEETLE is on the run from the D.E.O.!
• Seems this whole "living by himself in New York City" idea wasn't JAIME'S best.
• Guest-starring MISTER BONES
Citazione di: Azrael il 06 Marzo 2012, 22:21:56
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Bella presa.
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Ehhhh che ce posso fà ? Me piace assai :wub: :wub:
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Citazione di: Bruce Wayne il 07 Marzo 2012, 14:54:39
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Nella seconda vignetta, quello dovrebbe essere un piede? :lol:
Ahimè, le scarpe non sono più quelle di una volta: con la crisi ora dimenticano di fare un piede intero :sisi:
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Rest in peace, Static Shock. While the character of Virgil Hawkins will live on to fight another day, his solo series is shuffling off this mortal coil, which is a shame for all involved. Writer Marc Bernardin has said this was originally meant to be a jumping-on point for readers, and I think, for the most part, he's right — this is part eulogy, part exposition, as we find out how a high-achieving outcast became a lightning-powered superhero. Bernardin echoes that old Spider-Man morality when he examines Virgil's one slip-up, the one time he tried to be anything other than what he was: a good kid. That's an empowering message for anybody, and one that I wish had had more time to be explored. Artist Scott McDaniel does feel a little bit busy for what should have been an accessible read, but his angular style comes off as extremely kinetic for the fight scenes. That said, the conversation piece of the story comes off a little flat in terms of the acting, and the splash flashback pages can be disorienting in their layouts. The subplot of this story — namely, the school principal thinking Virgil has been abused at home — gets a little bit of short shrift due to the fact that, well, this is it for this series. The landing is fairly messy, but that's to be expected when you get the plug pulled. Still, when you have a character that can be summed up as positively as Bernardin did Static Shock, you can't help but wonder what could have been.
6 out of 10
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ma che c'è frega de Static, voglio una recensione su Falco e Colomba :lolle:
Citazione di: Metta World Hankey il 06 Aprile 2012, 00:35:03
ma che c'è frega de Static, voglio una recensione su Falco e Colomba :lolle:
:lolle: :lolle:
Tra l'altro spero che anche questa la pubblichino nel 2013 :ahsisi: perchè la rispsota di oggi valeva per tutte le serie che si concludevano con il n.8 :ahsisi:
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BLUE BEETLE #11
Written by TONY BEDARD
Art by IG GUARA
Cover by PAUL RENAUD
On sale JULY 18 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
• Paco and Brenda come to NEW YORK CITY to find Jaime – and get caught by the DEO!
• Superfail continues its smear campaign against BEETLE!
• BOOSTER GOLD is the only hero to come to BEETLE'S defense – or is it just a trap?!
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mmh chissà come la pubblicheranno questa storia qua da noi, finirà su green lantern o cosa?
Citazione di: Nightmist il 12 Maggio 2012, 03:29:06
mmh chissà come la pubblicheranno questa storia qua da noi, finirà su green lantern o cosa?
Secondo me su GL, magari uno speciale di 90 pagine :ahsisi:
Tra l'altro BB non sembra male come serie, spero arrivi anche da noi :sisi:
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BLUE BEETLE #12
Written by TONY BEDARD
Art by IG GUARA and J.P. MAYER
Cover by PAUL RENAUD
On sale AUGUST 15 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
• It's BLOOD BEETLE vs. BLUE BEETLE – with Jaime's life and reputation as a hero on the line!
Citazione di: Azrael il 06 Marzo 2012, 22:21:56
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Ma Dove a cosa è sospesa :lolle:?
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BLUE BEETLE #0
Written by TONY BEDARD and KEITH GIFFEN
Art and cover by IG GUARA and J.P. MAYER
On sale SEPTEMBER 19 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
• Where was the Scarab before it merged with the current Blue Beetle, Jaime Reyes?
Keith Giffen :w00t:
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If DC had led with the story in "Blue Beetle" #10, or at least carried such a tale closer to the beginning of the series, Jaime Reyes wouldn't be among those characters on the cancellation chopping block every time the wind changes direction. This is the strongest issue of the series, both in showing what Jaime Reyes is all about and in drawing connections between the Blue Beetle and the greater DC Universe.
While Director Bones has made appearances elsewhere in this "New" DC Universe, his appearance here, magnificently rendered by Ig Guara and inker J.P. Mayer with colors by Pete Pantazis, is iconic and definitive. Puffing away on his cigars, the skeletal badass plays both good cop and bad cop, alternating between offering Jaime a place with the D.E.O. and trying to drill into the exoskeleton to decipher Beetle's "invasion plans" while the cigar smoke wafts around Bones' transparent trachea and mouth. The imagery is disgustingly beautiful and a magnificent study of the character. On occasion, it appears that Guara or Pantazis might be forgetting that Bones isn't just a skeleton but rather is covered in transparent flesh. Those moments are fleeting, and the artistic team more than makes up for it in the scenes detailing Jaime's capture thanks to a Boson pulse weapon.
I'm thrilled to see Guara back on this title as he has visually helped shape Blue Beetle for this relaunch almost as much as Cully Hamner did in the "One Year Later" initiative so many years back. Marcio Takara did a fine enough job filling in, but Guara has been crafting a virtual style guide for this series. After a few issues in the "Teen Titans" corner of the DCU, Guara offers a solid reminder that his talents are best utilized on this title.
Tony Bedard's treatment of Reyes and his family continues to be believable and entertaining, sprinkled with, as Bones refers to it, "Mexican slang." I'm not keen to characters' word balloons filled with one language and defaulting to English as though being processed through a translator mid-speech, but I can understand Bedard preferring not to force readers to rely on some sort of augmented reality by reiterating the meanings.
Bedard sets up a significant connection between the D.E.O. and Blue Beetle, he also drops in references to the Khund, Green Lantern, Batwoman, Hawkman, Firestorm, Static and a surprise appearance by a member of the Justice League International. Beetle might not be a member of any organization within the DCU and he's still trying to find a compromise with the Reach scarab, but Bedard has established some connections certain to be mined as this series progresses.
After some issues meandering around New York, bemoaning his circumstances, Blue Beetle might finally be finding a direction. If any of the pieces put on the table in this issue continue to be used, this series will soon be discussed as "most improved" title from last year's relaunch. "Blue Beetle" is finally carving out some space in the DC Universe, now it just needs to capitalize on that space and continue to churn out satisfying and entertaining summer reads like "Blue Beetle" #10.
4 su 5
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BLUE BEETLE #13
Written by TONY BEDARD
Art and cover by IG GUARA and J.P. MAYER
On sale OCTOBER 17 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
• Jaime is stranded on Reachworld!
• For the first time, you'll see the hidden secrets of the galaxy's most dangerous homeworld!
• Khaji-Kai returns!
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BLUE BEETLE #14
Written by TONY BEDARD
Art and cover by IG GUARA and J.P. MAYER
On sale NOVEMBER 21 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
• Blue Beetle fights for his life on Reachworld!
• If the Reach wasn't dangerous enough, Blue Beetle encounters a new ally who might prove to be more trouble than he's worth!
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After being rescued by his grandmother in the previous issue, Jaime Reyes takes some time in "Blue Beetle" #12 to familiarize the scarab giving him his Beetle powers with some Earth customs and beliefs. The most interesting segment of the conversation occurs as Khaji-Da (the scarab) asks Jaime about a portrait of Jesus Christ. It provides a chuckle not unlike the type generated by episodes of "Mork & Mindy," "Perfect Strangers" or any other sitcom that relied on the pairing of total opposites and awkward partners separated by a culture gap.
Ig Guara, with tight inks by J. P. Mayer, draws a wide range of action, adventure and emotion throughout this chapter as Jaime faces a breath-stealing hug from his grandma as well as the rage-driven violent attack from the Blood Beetle, a modified version of Blue Beetle that possesses Paco. Guara's ability to perfectly capture the expressions of Jaime and his friends is phenomenal. Brenda pleads with the Blood Beetle in an attempt to reach through to Paco and the hesitation on Blood Beetle's face as he attempts to comprehend the foreign concept of "like like" is as tangible an emotion as Jaime's amused self-assurance to finally have the upper hand in a conversation with his scarab.
Tony Bedard does a great job of balancing quiet character moments that cover the entire cast in part and in whole with wild big screen action and excitement that has me turning pages with near abandon. Although the solution to Paco's Blood Beetle possession is a little too "magic potion" for my preferences, I suppose it isn't completely out of the realm of possibility given everything the scarab has shown it is possible of doing to this point. Less fantasy-based is the way that Bedard handles the teens in this issue. He doesn't try to timestamp them with vogue slang and he doesn't force them to be overly mature or rigid, they're believable kids that I could completely see hanging out with my fifteen-year-old daughter.
The one thing I'm still trying to adjust to while reading this book is the abundance of Spanish words dropped into conversation. All the Spanish I know I learned from Steve Martin and Dora the Explorer, so if the word isn't heavily couched in context and I'm not near a computer, it gets lost on me at first read. This issue is a little heavier on those references than some of the more recent issues, but not so much as to derail the tone of the adventure.
"Blue Beetle" #12 seems like a turning point in this series as Khaji-Da begins to attempt to assimilate some notions that Jaime has introduced to it, especially those from this issue proper. The heart of the first Jaime Reyes-starring "Blue Beetle" series was his confusion and attempts to curb the scarab's murderous tendencies towards foes. Given that the scarab here is perceived as flawed in its mission to begin transforming Earth for a Reach invasion, Bedard has taken some interesting paths towards building a new mythology for Jaime Reyes, Khaji-Da and the Reach. The #0 issue promises to reveal some of the secrets of Khaji-Da's origin, but this issue is a nice sample of what this series has been all about.
3.5/5
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BLUE BEETLE #15
Written by TONY BEDARD
Art and cover by IG GUARA and J.P. MAYER
On sale DECEMBER 19 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
• Blue Beetle is stuck in outer space, deep inside Reach Territory. That shouldn't be a problem, right?
• Will Jaime be pulled into the war between the Reach and...Lady Styx?!
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Where did the scarab come from? How was it created?
The Good
I like that while Jaime Reyes is the Blue Beetle, the whole issue is the story of how Khaji-Da came into being. I really didn't know what to expect out of this issue, since I've been on-again, off-again on this BLUE BEETLE volume. I had little expectations, but I was overall, very happy with what I read.
BLUE BEETLE 0 reads more of a history lesson than anything else, which works, since that's how it is being presented to Jaime. It's cool to see that Khaji-Da has been on this planet a lot longer than any of us have thought, and I thought the whole story with the Sky Witness was a fantastic backstory. We also catch a glimpse of how the Reach and the Green Lantern Corps have never really seen eye-to-eye, and when I say that, I really mean they hate each other.
What this book does better than a few of the other zero issues I've read is that it's very accessible to new readers. Some of the other zero issues do well at introducing the reader to a character, but they don't really catch the reader up to where the story is now. In the long run, this won't matter, but BLUE BEETLE 0 brings the reader up to speed very well. The issue actually brings the reader up-to-date and thrusts them into the new story. It's a mini-cliffhanger, and it may bring in some new readers.
Ig Guara is on pencils, J.P. Mayer is on inks, and Pete Pantazis is on colors. I like Mayer's inks on this book a lot. They're subtle and don't take away from the pencils of Guara. Mayer's lines are great, especially in detailed areas. You'd be amazed with how thin the ink lines can get.
The Bad
I'm left with one burning question after reading this issue. Does Ted Kord not exist in the New 52? While it's true he possessed the scarab, it never bonded with him. Does this mean the scarab was out of commission and therefore, wasn't aware of Ted Kord or does he just not exist in this universe? Man, it sucks being a Ted Kord fanboy in this era of DC.
The Verdict
This is a very solid zero issue that does a great job at telling the origin story of Khaji-Da. It's engaging and it has the potential to be great for new readers, as long as new readers are willing to pick this book up. I liked how the issue catches readers up to where the current BLUE BEETLE volume leaves off, so new readers can jump right in.
On the down side, I was really hoping for some Ted Kord, and I got nothing, not even a glimpse.
Overall, I really enjoyed this issue and I recommend it.
4/5
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While "Blue Beetle" #0 doesn't break stride from the current storyline of this series, it does reveal both the origin of the scarab (designated Khaji-Da) and the scarab's activities prior to fusing with Jaime Reyes. Additionally, Keith Giffen and Tony Bedard are able to loop in Reyes' recent appearances in "Justice League International Annual" #1 as they prep a new storyline and countless potential adventures for Blue Beetle.
A product of "Final Crisis," the Jaime Reyes version of Blue Beetle has a second chance to win readers over with in this volume of "Blue Beetle." DC seems determined to help this character succeed in the hearts and minds of fans, and this issue provides a logical introduction to Jaime and his predicament -- the partnership he forges with Khaji-Da.
Tony Bedard, with a masterful assist from Keith Giffen, tells the story of Khaji-Da, from its formative days as an experimental weapon for the violently oppressive alien Reach Empire to its current status as source of Blue Beetle's powers. Through the narrative of a history lesson told to Jaime by Khaji-Da, Giffen and Bedard even tie in Lady Styx from the popular "52" series and establish her infamous legend in the current DC Universe. Bedard's and Giffen's update to Styx at this point is surely indicative of things to come, providing enough of a tease to build anticipation.
A few Ig Guara and J. P. Mayer drawn collage pages rush through the circumstances of Khaji-Da's most recent adventures to great effect. Those adventures have been more elaborately depicted throughout the pages of the "Blue Beetle" series to this point, but are nicely condensed here for new readers. Highlights of the compacted version include connections to the Green Lanterns and Justice League International, including the encounter with O.M.A.C. that set this story in motion.
Guara's art is as enjoyable as ever. While this issue doesn't focus on Jaime, Guara proves to be very masterful at adapting the scarab tech to a variety of beings and making the Reach-empowered characters strong and sturdy while remaining energetic and vital. The Earthbound Blue Beetle of the Mayan era, Sky Witness, appears similar to Jaime in scarab-powered form, there is certainly no mistaking one for the other. Guara applies distinct subtleties in the characters' physiques and body language to provide the reader with enough cues to tell the two apart, regardless of the text on the page. Guara's character work and storytelling have been a blessing to this series and are wonderfully displayed in this sample offering.
Steeped in the blues, this issue runs a terrible risk of becoming repetitive and dull in hue, but colorist Pete Pantazis drops in some fiery tones every so often to keep the book from being a complete production in cyan and blue. All the same, the printers certainly had to reorder cyan ink after this book ran through the press.
"Blue Beetle" #0 is a great spot to jump in, especially with what looks like a critical arc on the horizon. While this issue is largely a flashback tale of sorts it dips in and out of the story, allowing historical figures relevant to this series to breathe and move throughout the issue. There isn't much from Jaime Reyes in this issue, but all of this leads to the final page which sets up a dire situation for Jaime to try to escape or defeat. I've been enjoying this series since it started. The stories are briskly paced and contribute to a larger narrative, and the upcoming adventure looks to be exciting and fun. There's no mistaking that DC is trying guide this book to hit the same notes that Stan Lee and Steve Ditko sparked with the formative days of Spider-Man. Bedard, Giffen and Guara may not be matching that classic note for note, but the story is as close to that as anything else on the stands right now.
3.5/5
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BLUE BEETLE #16
Written by TONY BEDARD
Art by MARCIO TAKARA
Cover by FREDDIE E. WILLIAMS II
On sale JANUARY 23 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T • FINAL ISSUE
• This final-issue epic leads into the new DCU series THRESHOLD!
• Blue Beetle is betrayed!
• What is "The Hunted"?
• The secrets of Sky Witness's origin are revealed!
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Letto tutto Blue beetle uscito fino ad ora e devo dire che mi piace questa serie i dialoghi fra Jamie e lo scarabeo più di una volta mi hanno strappato un sorriso, mi dispiace aver saputo che il 16 è l'ultimo numero. Una delle scene che mi ha fatto più morire dal ridere è quando combatte contro Bleez :lolle: :lolle:
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Hanno cpiato Ben 10.
Sono indietro lo so ma Hawk and dove 07 c'è la fusione di Kraven il cacciatore con deathstroke ve ne sieti accorti????
Beh pensavo che nn finisse solo al numero 8, se devo dire la verità i primi 6 numeri mi sono piaciuti vabbè pazienza.
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Nel 15 di blue beetle il pezzo della stretta di mano è stato fantastico ahahah
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2/5
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