Naomi (USA) di Bendis & Walker

[Azrael]

NAOMI #1
written by BRIAN MICHAEL BENDIS and DAVID F. WALKER
art and cover by JAMAL CAMPBELL
variant cover by TBD
DC's biggest, newest mystery starts here!
When a fight between Superman and Mongul crashes into a small Northwestern town, Naomi (last name?) begins a quest to uncover the last time a super-powered person visited her home—and how that might tie into her own origins and adoption.
Follow Naomi's journey on a quest that will take her to the heart of the DC Universe and unfold a universe of ideas and stories that have never been seen before. Join writers Brian Michael Bendis, David Walker and breakout artist Jamal Campbell in Wonder Comics' massively ambitious new series and star...NAOMI.
ON SALE 01.23.19
$3.99 US | 32 PAGES
FC | RATED T+
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[No Use For A Name]

Non ne vedo il senso, onestamente.

[stegashop]

non so ma la jessica jones della DC mi ispira , poi a me Bendis piace

[No Use For A Name]

Non mi pare un paragone azzeccato, direi che la JJ della DC è Lois Lane, non questa.

[katzenberg]

Non mi pare un paragone azzeccato, direi che la JJ della DC è Lois Lane, non questa.

Io francamente non vedo nulla in comune tra JJ e LL se non che hanno nome e cognome con la stessa iniziale 

Invece questa serie a pelle mi ispira...

[stegashop]

Non mi pare un paragone azzeccato, direi che la JJ della DC è Lois Lane, non questa.

così a naso mi sembrava simile , cmq potrebbe essere interessante

[Azrael]

NAOMI #2
written by BRIAN MICHAEL BENDIS and DAVID F. WALKER
art and cover by JAMAL CAMPBELL
The most startling and intriguing mystery in the DC Universe continues as Naomi searches to uncover the secrets of her own origin. What do her small town's oversized mechanic and the last time a super-powered person appeared in her hometown have to do with the day she was adopted? Big emotions, new characters and a last page cliffhanger that can't be missed lead off this issue drawn by breakout sensation Jamal Campbell. Don't miss your chance to meet the most exciting new character in the DC Universe!
ON SALE 02.20.19
$3.99 US | 32 PAGES
FC | RATED T+

[Azrael]

NAOMI #3
written by BRIAN MICHAEL BENDIS and DAVID F. WALKER
art and cover by JAMAL CAMPBELL
A brand-new character in the DC Universe comes into focus as Naomi confronts the one person in her small town she is convinced knows the secret of her mysterious adoption and her obsession with Superman. The truth is going to change both her and the DC Universe forever. The secret of Naomi opens the door to an enormous reveal you will not want to miss. This exciting new mystery from the powerhouse creative team of writers Brian Michael Bendis (Jessica Jones, Spider-Man) and David F. Walker (Shaft, Cyborg) and new, amazing art talent Jamal Campbell.
ON SALE 03.20.19
$3.99 US | 32 PAGES
FC | RATED T+

[Azrael]

Naomi Will Forever Change the DC Universe, Promise Bendis, Walker & Campbell


https://www.cbr.com/naomi-dc-comics-interview-bendis-walker-campbell/

[Azrael]

NAOMI #4
written by BRIAN MICHAEL BENDIS and DAVID F. WALKER
art and cover by JAMAL CAMPBELL
The newest sensation in the DC Universe discovers the secret behind her birth, her adoption and her connection to the great Multiverse. Hop on board a look at the DC Multiverse you never knew existed and the new mysteries and threats it brings to our world. From the creators behind Jessica Jones and Bitter Root comes a brand-new look at the world of superheroes through the eyes of a most unlikely hero!
ON SALE 04.17.19
$3.99 US | 32 PAGES
FC | RATED T+

[Man of Steel]

Ebbene sì.

Letto #1
Mi è piaciuto molto!
L'ho letto dopo aver sbirciato quella preview nei comics DC, è entrato subito nella mia lista, poichè potrebbe essere strettamente legata al Superman di Bendis, e visto che lui è il co-writer, praticamente è solo questione di tempo, e vedremo Naomi in Superman/AC.
Ma in realtà la ragione per cui ho dato una chance a questa testata è perchè son stato folgorato dalle matite, mazza oh.
Infatti sono il piatto forte di questo primo numero!
Per quanto riguarda la storia, diciamo che mi ha divertito molto leggere le varie reazioni da parte della gente dopo un piccolo salvataggio di Superman!
Cioè si parla di un pg fittizio, però il modo in cui erano tutti al settimo cielo, super eccitati ecc...heh, lo capisco, è strano, i know.

In questi casi, do sempre per scontato che il "co-written" non valga un cazz e che la testata sia scritta da una sola persona, quindi niente Bendis qui, al massimo avranno deciso qualche plot point, magari per fare un crossover con YJ, per dire...

Ecco...erm...OVVIAMENTE qua c'era lo zampino di Bendis, la cosa era dannatamente palese.
Splashpage gigante, piena zeppa di bubbles! Babba bia!

Devo essere sincero, avevo alcuni pregiudizi, imho la DC vuole ricreare il fenomeno "Miles Morales", con questo non voglio dire che Naomi diventerà Supergirl o Superwoman, ma...un OC tipo...boh Jessica Jones.
Comprensibile eh, non me la prendo con la DC, figuriamoci Bendis, però siccome l'ho presa come una commercialata, la cosa mi ha fatto storcere il naso...
Whatever, Naomi non era male, per ora sembra una ragazza simpatica, dai.

[Azrael]

Naomi #1
Written by Brian Michael Bendis and David F. Walker
Art by Jamal Campbell
Lettered by Josh Reed
Published by DC Comics
Review by Richard Gray
'Rama Rating: 10 out of 10

Following the massive of buzz surrounding Brian Michael Bendis' arrival at DC Comics in 2018, Naomi represents the launch of his all-ages imprint Wonder Comics. Billed as "the biggest new mystery in the DC Universe," Bendis and co-writer/filmmaker David F. Walker immediately go about living up to the imprint's name by re-injecting a sense of wonder into mainstream comics.

Like Kurt Busiek and Alex Ross' 1994 masterpiece Marvels, and the scores of imitators that followed, Naomi is a piece of parallel fiction that shows how a small town is impacted by a fight between Superman and Mongul. The battle in Port Oswego "only lasted seventeen whole seconds" but in a 12-panel opening grid, Bendis, Walker, and artist Jamal Campbell show how many lives it touched. It is also a way of introducing the eponymous Naomi, a Superman fan who seems to keep missing all the drama.

Naomi arrives as a wholly rounded person, a teenager with the same hang-ups and FOMO of anyone yearning to be something special. Her therapist – an additional layer that indicates the holistic approach to Naomi – hits the nail on the head by identifying her 'Superman Complex.' Naomi identifies with Superman because he is adopted just like her. She doesn't simply want to be Superman but she wants her uniqueness recognised. This alone would make for a fascinating character study but setting it against the backdrop of the DCU gives Bendis and Walker the platform on which they stage their mystery.

Unhurried and complex in its narrative structure, Naomi slowly begins to reveal some of the secrets that lie under the surface of Port Oswego. A communal silence on the last time supers apparently came to visit indicates a deeper conspiracy. For the moment, the writers seem to be pointing us in the direction of Naomi's adoption as an origin story, but we're shrewd enough to know by now that the most obvious answer is not necessarily the right one.

Campbell's art is nothing short of stunning. We turn the page from the aforementioned grid to a red-streaked widescreen spread of Superman and Mongul clashing, a beautiful collage of delicate soft palettes mixed with vibrant color set, lightness, and surgically precise Ben-Day dots. It is matched only by the 3-panel series of spreads that immediately follow, showcasing the continuing fight and its aftermath.

Campbell maximizes every inch of the page. As Naomi investigates online mentions of the Superman incident, a series of inserts are strewn across the pages like digital Polaroids or Instamatic moments. There's a particularly spectacular use of color and light when Naomi meets her friends at sundown. A series of 5 horizontal panels feature a hyperreal sun swirling in orange and purple hues as the figures dance like cut-outs in and across the borders of the panels. It's really quite breathtaking.

As the debut title in a new imprint, Naomi is much more than just a promising start to a new series. It's also a success as an all-ages comic, offering a low barrier of entry to new readers and relatable lead character. More than anything, it's a bold statement about the direction DC Comics is willing to go in 2019 and trust the audience to go along with them.

[Bramo]

Letto anch'io il primo numero di Naomi.
Not bad: i due grandi pregi di questo albo sono i dialoghi e i disegni.
Nel primo caso i due sceneggiatori riescono infatti in una pratica per nulla semplice, nelle opere di narrativa: imbastire discorsi e reazioni credibili, realistiche, che perdono buona parte dell'inevitabile "filtro di percezione" per cui si sta leggendo una storia inventata, che segue le regole della narrazione e non della vita reale. Qui invece c'è tanta spontaneità nei dialoghi tra la protagonista e le sue amiche, così come nelle reazioni della gente comune di una piccola cittadina all'intervento-lampo di Superman.
I disegni sono d'impatto: quasi "fotorealistici" in alcuni frangenti, ma anche molto dinamici e movimentati.

La storia, invece, per ora non è niente di che... si potrà giudicare pienamente solo sul lungo termine.

[Man of Steel]

NAOMI #5
written by BRIAN MICHAEL BENDIS and DAVID F. WALKER
art and cover by JAMAL CAMPBELL
This is it! In this issue, all secrets are revealed! Who is Naomi? Where did she come from? What can she do? And what does it mean for the rest of the DC Universe? It's the one you've been waiting for from Bendis, Walker and Campbell.
ON SALE 05.15.19
$3.99 US | 32 PAGES
FC | RATED T+

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