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WONDER WOMAN #1
Written by BRIAN AZZARELLO
Art and cover by CLIFF CHIANG
On sale SEPTEMBER 21 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
The Gods walk among us. To them, our lives are playthings. Only one woman would dare to protect humanity from the wrath of such strange and powerful forces. But is she one of us – or one of them?
14/10/2011 Dal Sito: Il Destino di Wonder Woman (http://www.dcleaguers.it/news/il-destino-di-wonder-woman/)
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WONDER WOMAN #4
Written by BRIAN AZZARELLO
Art and cover by CLIFF CHIANG
On sale DECEMBER 21 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
Wonder Woman has left Paradise Island behind, but Hera is just arriving. Without the Amazons' most powerful daughter to protect them, can they withstand the wrath of a God who once favored them? And why would Zola want Diana to march right back into the eye of the storm?
direi che stanno dando un'impronta particolare a WW :wub:
Va letto, sicuro.
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"Miles? Why, my beautiful girls.... You can see forever."
— Apollo in WONDER WOMAN #1
Vorrei vedere davvero Wondie scendere in campo per i diritti delle donne. E' questo che chiedo ad Azzarello (a parte una bella serie da leggere, ma credo sarà così), solo questo.
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:wub: :wub: :wub:
Confido in te Brian :pray:
Non male. Ricorda la WW di Kingdom Come da questa preview :sisi:
Davvero niente male :o
Che bella che è :wub:
C'ho voglia. :wub:
Pare un Mike Allred dei poveri.
Non scomodiamo il sommo, suvvia. :lolle:
CHIANG maledetto!!!
Citazione di: King Mob il 21 Settembre 2011, 00:04:11
Non scomodiamo il sommo, suvvia. :lolle:
Guarda che stavo insultando, non era mica un complimento. :asd:
EDIT: Allred lo adoro, comunque (a scanso di equivoci)
mi piace l'inizio subito in medias res della narrazione.
Dopo 4 pagine niente slang o stilemi linguistici di Azzarrello :lolle:, anche se aveva detto che ci saranno particolarità linguistiche nel corso della serie
Citazione di: Hush/Tommy Elliot il 21 Settembre 2011, 10:52:52
Citazione di: King Mob il 21 Settembre 2011, 00:04:11
Non scomodiamo il sommo, suvvia. :lolle:
Guarda che stavo insultando, non era mica un complimento. :asd:
EDIT: Allred lo adoro, comunque (a scanso di equivoci)
Sì, lo so, io volevo insultarlo peggio, nel senso che è così lontano dal sommo che a stento lo ricorda. :sisi:
Azzarello Scares up a New Take on Wonder Woman
Speaking with writer Brian Azzarello about his and artist Cliff Chiang's new take on Wonder Woman -- and the impending first issue, which hits stands in two weeks -- is kind of like chatting with a man about to tell his girlfriend's parents that they've eloped; he's confident in his decision, but can't say for certain what response he'll get. In fact, the only thing that's clear for the moment is that nobody's sure if he can possibly live up to the task before him. After all, this isn't just any girl he's committing too -- it's the world's number one female super heroine, a beloved icon who, for all her popularity, has gone through no less than three narrative upheavals in the past five years, and just saw a television pilot sink like a stone, to say nothing of DC Comics' back-and-forth-ing regarding her attire (pants vs no pants?). Clearly, something new is needed in order for the Amazing Amazon to regain her dignity and fly again. But is it Azzarello?
At the recent Fan Expo in Toronto, the writer spoke with CBR News about this question, revealing some insecurities as well as a curious ambivalence to much of what has come before. Azzarello gave short answers, he gave long answers, he even played around with Dan DiDio. Through it all, he kept his cards close, and in times like these, who can blame him?
CBR News: How did you get the Wonder Woman gig? It sounds like the revamp was planned far in advance, though it isn't clear if you were attached to it from the start.
Brian Azzarello: I think I was attached to Wonder Woman before the revamp, actually. I'm still not sure whether I was supposed to write Wonder Woman or not, meaning -- I was having dinner with Dan DiDio and he was talking about some of the things they were working on developing. "So this is what we're going to do with Wonder Woman." And I said, "'Ugh!'" I didn't like what they were going to do. So, "You know what you should do?" I said. "You should do this, this, this, this and this."
Around when was this?
Probably a year ago, maybe a little bit more.
So they had other plans in mind.
They had other plans in mind with what they wanted to do with the character. I didn't like their plans. Now, I'm not sure if he deliberately told me an idea I would disagree with to get me to do Wonder Woman, or if they were really going to do that, but...
What was it about the idea DiDio presented that so repulsed you?
Oh, I don't want to talk about that idea. I didn't like it. I didn't like it at all. I came up with some story beats. "This with her and this with her and this with her" -- and by the end of dinner, I'm writing "Wonder Woman."
And the date was set at that point?
You mean as far as September goes?
Yeah.
No, no, no -- nothing like that. Dan was like, "This is a good idea for a story. Brian, if we can work it out schedule-wise."
Is Wonder Woman a character you'd been interested in for a long time? Was there a run of the book that you really liked? Ever?
[Shakes head] No.
Never?
Never. I liked the early stuff. I liked the Marston stuff a lot. Yeah, I liked that stuff. I think that stuff's fun.
I know Wonder Woman fans are really curious to know how much of the George Perez origin will still apply once the new #1 hits stands. Is it non-applicable in this case, or did you take bits and pieces?
I don't know. I haven't read it.
Okay.
[Laughs] Her origin's intact, okay? This is a real soft reboot.
Her origin's intact, so...
It's intact. Listen, her origin's intact. [Laughs] I'm not doing anything with her origin in issue one. Maybe later.
It seems like the gods are going to be much more adversarial in your series, or at least Hera will be in this case.
I think the gods are going to be much more fearsome. You're not going to see a white toga anywhere near this book.
You were saying a moment ago, before the interview, that you don't want the gods to sound the way they've sounded for the last couple of years. You really want them to have a different voice.
Yeah. I think that they should, so that they don't become clichés where everybody knows what they're going to do, how they're going to respond, all that kind of stuff, before they even read the book. I think that's a real problem with some of these things. Wonder Woman's a myth, just like the gods, and I put her in the same boat as Superman or Batman. It's more of a modern myth. These things have to be revitalized. New stories have to be told, made up around these icons. You just have to keep the core. Hercules remains relevant because, what is Hercules? He's a strong man who made terrible mistakes. There's tons of stories you can tell around that kind of myth. Nobody screamed bloody murder when people were making up different stories continuity-wise back then, like now. We'll be fine! We'll be fine.
Will Wonder Woman's traditional supporting cast -- Etta Candy, Steve Trevor, Hippolyta -- be involved in yours and Cliff's take on the character?
Her mother's in the book.
Has she met Steve?
Steve who?
At this point, Dan DiDio approaches, grinning at Azzarello.
Azzarello:[To DiDio] I'm going to say something really bad about Wonder Woman right now!
DiDio: Wait, wait -- I want to get a picture! I want to memorialize the moment!
Azzarello:[to CBR] Steve Trevor will be in the book later on.
DiDio: Thank you! It's been a pleasure Mr. Azzarello! Big fan of your work!
Azzarello:Thanks Mr. DiDio!
DiDio: Thank you!
Azzarello: Thanks for signing my checks, sir! [Laughs]
What kind of personality is your Hera going to have?
I'm not going to tell you anything about that kind of thing. That's very specific. That's the kind of stuff I want you to read the damn book [to find out].
Do you want to talk pants?
I want to talk no pants. I prefer my women with no pants, so [Wonder Woman] has no pants. [Laughs]
Was there any kind of scramble behind-the-scenes after the pants were shown because it seemed like...
Listen, I have no idea. I'm not concerned about the way she's dressed at all. It's all about the story with me, you know? The costume redesign, again, I had nothing to do with that and it really doesn't matter. I'm much more concerned with what goes on behind her eyes than what goes on, what goes on her thighs. That's nice! [Laughs]
Did you read the "Odyssey" storyline that's been running in "Wonder Woman" over the past year?
No. I really -- I can't say that I don't like it or like it or anything like that. When I'm going to do one of these characters, I pretty much divorce myself from reading anything about them.
You want to bring something unique.
Yeah, and hopefully the editors that are working on the book will say, "You know, this is a lot like something else that somebody did," but I don't want to get into the nuts and bolts continuity with things. I don't think it does service to the book itself.
What do you like about this new version of Wonder Woman you've created -- what's in her that's interesting to you?
There's conflict. She's not perfect, and she knows it.
Did you approach the project with any sense of trepidation? Because it is Wonder Woman. People are going to talk about it. People are going to scrutinize it.
No, no, no, no, no. Both Cliff and I approached this thing, balls-out. That's the only way we could do something that we think is meaningful. We're not half-assing this.
It seems you and Cliff are getting a lot of freedom with the relaunch. Wonder Woman is refreshed every couple of years, so I can't help but wonder if, behind-the-scenes there's a sense of concern over the fact that she doesn't sell as well as she should. Then they get to you and say, "Do whatever you want, but make it a hit!"
No, that's not what happened. What happened was, "Wow -- that's a hell of a take and that sounds new, and we'll get behind that 100%." That's what happened. It wasn't like, "This thing's broken. Fix it, and if you don't fix it, leave it at the side of the road."
You've used the word horror to describe the mood of the book.
My approach to the book, yeah.
What elements should we be expecting, because playing the horror card brings to mind a lot of gore.
There will be some gore.
Lots of shocking surprises?
There will be some shocks, there will be some thrills. Hopefully there's an element of fear. There's a very clear sense that what's happening to these characters actually means something. Some of them are in real danger, and why are they in danger? Because they're up against something that is much more powerful and immoral than they are. I always shy away from the word "evil," but let's just say there's some big evils in this book.
Will Wonder Woman have one main villain as the focus, or will it be more like various forces coming at her or internal conflict? What's going to be the driving force behind the stories?
I'm not going to tell you. [Laughs]
Can you say anything about the new characters that you've brought in, supporting cast or otherwise?
I think you'll find them interesting! [Laughs] I think her supporting cast is going to be really different from what you've gotten in the past.
But how can you know that if you haven't read all these other runs?
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Some of Cliff Chiang's pages from "Wonder Woman" #1
I don't have to read 'em all. You read stuff. Have I read some of the George Perez stuff? Sure. Some of the Gail [Simone] stuff? Yeah. Some of the JMS stuff? Yeah. But have I read an extended run on this stuff? No. I'm familiar with the character.
Do you have an end-game in mind?
We are telling a very epic story, so, yes.
If at some point during your run DC Comics says, "You have six more issues left," do you know where you would want to leave the character off?
If that happens?
Yeah, because sometimes a publisher brings in writers for two or three years and then they change their minds. Do you have a place where you want to leave her if that were to happen?
Two or three years? Oh God -- don't, don't -- give me a year right now, okay? Let's not go that far.
Well, being optimistic...
Maybe we'll go further. We definitely have -- we're good. We're good.
Jill [Thompson, your wife] worked on Wonder Woman in the early '90s, and I know she wants to do a graphic novel with the character. Do you two compare notes? Has she influenced your run at all?
Yes, she has influenced my run and I've talked to her. I've bounced a lot of ideas off of her. We do that regularly, anyway, but is her take on the character similar to mine? No. They're two different takes, but both viable. Yeah.
Will your run include the invisible jet?
What?
Just asking!
I don't know -- do you think that fits with her?
No, I don't.
Well, then why should I use it? [Laughs]
Can Wonder Woman fly?
Can she fly? No -- but maybe she can. I've really been avoiding that. She is able to hover. Maybe I'm just using her ability to fly judiciously. She's using her ability to fly judiciously! I've been really trying to take some of the powers that she has that I think are redundancies in other characters, and claim them back. There are things about that character that make her unique from other characters that need to be pushed to the forefront. I think a lot of what makes her unique is like I said, it's behind her eyes. That's what she needs. So when I fail [Laughs] it'll be spectacular.
Do you feel like that's likely?
No. Am I going to please everybody? Listen, I feel great when 50% of the people like what I'm going and 50% of the people hate what I'm doing. Then I know I'm doing something right. When everybody likes what I'm doing, I'm doing something wrong.
Da CBR
Grande Brian :ahsisi:
bellissimo il siparietto con DiDio :lolle:
Post Uniti: 21 Settembre 2011, 15:14:49
When I'm going to do one of these characters, I pretty much divorce myself from reading anything about them.
:kneel:
Post Uniti: 21 Settembre 2011, 20:50:27
Per ora il primo numero di WW è la cosa migliore delle settimana :ahsisi:
Non è la WW che molti si aspettano e ringrazio Azzarrello :wub:
Questo primo numero suscita molta curiosità e i disegni stranamente mi piacciono :wub:
Molto interessante, e belli i disegni!
Non conosco quasi per nulla il personaggio quindi non so se sia cambiato qualcosa, comunque l'ho trovato un numero abbastanza interessante
WW non mi aveva mai ispirato (povera!) fino ad oggi! :sisi:
Da newsrama
Wonder Woman #1
Written by Brian Azzarello
Art by Cliff Chiang and Matthew Wilson
Lettering by Jared K. Fletcher
Published by DC Comics
Review by Vanessa Gabriel
'Rama Rating: 9/10
Wonder Woman is arguably one of the most difficult characters to write, or at least that is what many people say. She has the weight of being the leading lady of comics as well as cultural icon. With such a convoluted history and so many facets of the character to choose from, how does a writer decide what works and what doesn't? Brian Azzarello's opening issue of Wonder Woman partakes of the tried and true Greek mythology that has defined Diana for many. And it works.
Within the first three pages, Ares and Hera make their mysterious debuts. With intentions unknown, something is stirring in the Pantheon. The effect is trickling down into man's world, as these things tend to do. The Greek gods are as meddlesome and morally ambiguous as ever, making one feisty country girl by the name of Zola a pawn in their game of incestuous chess. Magically, Diana finds herself as Zola's protector, setting the stage for a meaty but classically Wonder Woman story.
Wonder Woman #1 spends many of its panels planting seeds for the coming story. Using only a few lines of dialogue, Azzarello still manages to capture Diana's voice, demeanor, and essence pitch perfectly. When faced with Zola's dilemma, Diana is quick to protect and fight for the innocent, but she doesn't have time to coddle anyone. Some writers have ventured to remove the character's steely detachment, but it is part of her charm and makes for amusing moments. I am glad to see it here.
Azzarello may or may not be taking nods from Greg Rucka's fan-favorite Wonder Woman run, but I can see some subtle parallels in the way the gods are interacting with man's world. I am absolutely okay with it. Azzarello is a strong writer all on his own, but I'd count him wise if he showed reverence for Rucka's Wondy. Whatever doubts people may have had about Azzarello handling a superheroine, I think issue #1 is enough to quell them. It is clear that he understands who Diana is, and I cannot wait to see what he has in store.
If I have any concern, it is with the subtle but many references to the Greek mythology. I hope it isn't too esoteric for a new reader, and that the story will offer an explanation for their significance as it relates to the character. Otherwise, I fear some may be put off by the weight of the references.
While we still have much to learn about Azzarello's Diana, the reveals in Cliff Chiang's art ring clear and true. Chiang could not be more perfect for Wonder Woman. Panel after panel says, "Amazon!" It is in the way she moves and the look in her eye. She is fierce, regal, beautiful, and really TALL (something that is overlooked by many artists). This guy is an honest to goodness phenom when it comes to comic book art. His work is not overly wrought with detail, but emotion spills out of the character's expressions and movement, and energy radiates from the action sequences. The art in Wonder Woman #1 is nothing short of stellar.
On a quick side note, the million-dollar question over the last year can finally be put to rest. Is it pants or no pants? Surprise! Diana has a closet full of armor and clothes. We actually see the closet! She can wear whatever suits the occasion. Let's all just consider the case of the controversial costume closed.
Azzarello and Chiang's Wonder Woman is a stunning mesh of mythology and reality, which embodies what Diana is. Wonder Woman #1 is a glorious beginning, and I am grateful that our warrior princess has returned.
Potrei seriamente cominciare a leggere WW da qui. Mi ispira moltissimo. :sisi:
CitazioneIGN
Truth be told, I've never been able to get into a Wonder Woman series. I've dabbled in quite a few runs by numerous creative teams, most recently with Gail Simone, but something just never clicked. I enjoyed my taste, but that was enough. It's not that I hate the character or anything as ignorant as that; I just felt I could get my fill of Wonder Woman through the various team books I regularly picked up and save some money in the process. But in strolls Wonder Woman #1 by Brian Azzarello and Cliff Chiang and screws up my entire formula. What this first issue provides is fresh and engaging enough to have me gleefully anticipating next month's installment, and the next, and the next.
Wonder Woman #1 is kind of a strange beast in that it barely sheds light on our titular character. Diana is in the book, sure, but outside kicking some centaur ass, she doesn't get much character development. Instead, Wonder Woman #1 goes about spinning an intriguing mystery revolving around the gods, and more specifically Zeus slummin' it, one might say. It makes for a great introduction to not only the gods that will factor heavily into this series, but also establishes a emotional connection to the central mortal of this story, Zola.
Zola acts as basically our eyes and ears into the proceedings of this first issue. We follow along with her every action, which also represents a clever way for Azzarello to introduce characters such as Hermes and Diana for that matter. It's still too early to label Zola a "great, fleshed out character," but Azzarello has set up a firm foundation to move forward with.
Cliff Chiang was honestly one of the biggest reasons I was excited to check out this new Wonder Woman series. I've loved his work ever since I read his and Azzarello's Dr. 13: Architecture & Morality. To put it bluntly, Chiang delivers here with Wonder Woman #1. It seems like Chiang's pencils have become a little more loose than what I'm used to, relying on heavier inks and less definition in figures, allowing colorist Matthew Wilson to fill in the rest of the details. But Chiang's sequential storytelling methods nail all the right beats, and he thankfully doesn't shy away from depicting environmental backdrops.
For what it's worth, I think Wonder Woman #1's strongest asset is the mystery it concocts. Wonder Woman is a great character, no doubt about it. But Azzarello and Chiang have planted the seeds to a mythology and story that has piqued my interest maybe better than any Wonder Woman series I've read before coming out of the gates. That's not to diminish the value and importance of previous Wonder Woman runs, it's just that Azzarello has tapped into a creative well that spins this character in a new light, one that could potentially create a mythology around Wonder Woman worthy of her Trinity rank.
VOTO: 9
CitazioneCOMICVINE
After not knowing who she was or where she's come from for as long as we have, it's refreshing to finally read a Wonder Woman who is self assured and confident in herself once again. This might be the Wonder Woman series her fans have been waiting for.
The Good
First, Cliff Chiang is phenomenal in this issue and is the perfect artist for the book -- it's also clear as to why he was chosen for this project. Chiang's style is angular and reminds me of the art from Greece's Archaic period; the same illustrations that can be found in the sculptures and clay pots of that era. I'm no art expert, so I've linked to some folks that are to help draw a comparison between Chiang's style in Wonder Woman #1 and the art from that period, here.
When it was announced that this version of Wonder Woman would be darker, they weren't kidding. The issue opens with the son of Zeus (though it's not clear which) who is hungry for power, surrounded by beautiful women. You get a clear idea that this will be the adversary Diana will likely face in this story arc, and he's interesting. The dialogue is entertaining, and the character is very creepy. He is able to possess and manipulate women with ease, and he seems to have little regard for human life. The second adversary in the story is Hera, and it's true what they say; Hera is not a woman you want to cross paths with -- particularly if you're human. Diana steps into the issue about a third of the way in and she seems to immediately identify her adversary in this book. The dialogue is interesting and entertaining and will leave you wanting more.
The Bad
As much as I wanted to like Zola, I didn't feel her introduction in this book was a very strong one. Additionally, Wonder Woman's appearance was rather brief, and it is not quite clear as to why she should have been the one to "save the day." This become even more confusing when Diana uses the key to travel to Zola's home, and Hermes says she "shouldn't be [t]here."
The Verdict
This is such a great issue. It introduces Diana's adversaries (albeit briefly,) and gives the reader just enough to really get into the story, without giving everything away. After reading through the first issue you will likely be left with a lot of unanswered questions, for example, "who is the adversary in the beginning of the story? How does Diana know how to use the key? What happened to Zola and what is her relationship with Zeus?" You get just enough Greek mythology to make you feel like you are reading a Wonder Woman story, but enough modernity to feel like you are dealing with the present day. The dialogue is interesting, the narrative is exciting and will leave you with a lot of unanswered questions. While there may not have been as much Wonder Woman in this first issue as I would have liked, it still left me wanting more and I am willing to wait for the next issue to get my fill. Very good start to the series, and accessible to new readers who are unfamiliar with Diana's character. This was almost a five. Almost.
4 STELLE SU 5
CitazioneCOMICBOOKRESOURCE
Diana is back. And it is good. Very, very good.
Yes, this is an excellent issue of "Wonder Woman," something I had wondered if I would ever get to say again after the mess that was "Odyssey." Thanks to the mis-handling of Wonder Woman for the past year, this was the one book I was excited to see relaunched, especially when Brian Azzarello and Cliff Chiang were attached as the creative team. Azzarello tends to approach superheroes in a way that goes a bit against the grain, and Chiang is nothing short of a dream on whatever project he's working on, so expectations were naturally high. This book had a lot to live up to both because of the creative team and because well. . . it's Wonder Woman. I'm happy to report that what we got is excellent on all fronts.
Azzarello doesn't spend a lot of time in Diana's head, or learning about her origin, or fussing with what may (or may not) have come before, and it's a great decision. We are plunged into the action: gods being manipulative gods, magical protectors, prophesized rivalries, mythological pregnancies, mortals in dire straights, and Diana kicking ass and taking names. The story stands on its own powerfully without a mess of back-story or history lessons and is confident in both its plotting and character work. You can feel absolutely that Azzarello has a vision for Diana and her world, and so far it's a vision that I'm delighted to watch unfold.
Azzarello leans heavily on the mythology in this issue, and it's clear that that's where he's heading, in general. This book is full of gods but Azzarello does it in a way that feels modern and unique. It's a way that I've been waiting for someone to do Wonder Woman's book for a very long time. Here mortals collide with the gods in both traditional ways (Zeus is still "Mr. Shenanigans") and in wholly new ways (Ares creates oracles out of some attractive groupies, Hera creates centaur warriors out of magic and horses) and it all works seamlessly together to create a fascinating and surprising tale.
Cliff Chiang's art is flat out phenomenal. His Diana is powerful, confident, beautiful, strong, and -- my personal favorite -- tall as the day is long. The character design is gorgeously creative and, like the story itself, feels smart and new. Diana's costume (pants or no pants, etc.) has been discussed ad nauseam of course, but I will say, whether you like pants or no, Chiang is the one you want to be drawing it. And if we can get rid of the silly choker and armband, I'm all for this costume and its silver that no longer has to clash with gold (which has always bothered me and I don't care how canon it is).
Chiang's characters actually "act" and their expressions match their dialog perfectly. The storytelling is nearly perfect in its precision and Chiang's action scenes are epic and fluid, if a bit gory. The gore is a bit thick compared to "Wonder Woman" arcs past, but it's so well done that it didn't bother me. Or, perhaps all of the new DCU #1's have upped the gore to such a degree that I've already been desensitized. Either way, if gore bothers you, there is definitely some to be had here, but it doesn't feel exploitative. Rather, it seemed just the nature of telling an adult superhero tale, and telling it well, without pulled punches.
Matthew Wilson's colors are exceptional. Sometimes I think the best colorists are the ones that I don't even notice until I go back a second time to focus on the coloring. That's how Wilson's colors feel here: so on-point as to almost not be noticeable. But when you look again, you'll notice the nuance Wilson finds in everything -- the layering of his nighttime scenes, the starkness of a battle fought on a farm in broad daylight, the pop of otherworldly blue light from a magical key -- it's all here and it's glorious.
Azzarello and Chiang have created a book worthy of Wonder Woman, herself – a hell of a ride – beautiful and smart, fast-paced and epic – from start to finish. Standing at the top of the new DCU 52, second perhaps only to "Batwoman" #1, "Wonder Woman" #1 is a must read for any fan.
5 STELLE SU 5
molto, molto interessante il primo numero, e ho come l'impressione che sarà particolarmente collegato ad un altro personaggio dc che sta per comparire sulle pagine di un nuovo numero 1...se capite chi intendo ;)
Wonder Woman di Azzarello e Chiang non è una marchetta :dyo:
M'è piaciuto un casino questo #1 di Wonder Woman! :)
Un bell'inizio per Wonder Woman. Onestamente i disegni non mi fanno impazzire, ma il resto è promettente. Zeus è il solito abbonato al bunga bunga. :asd:
Gran bel numero. Uno dei miei preferiti di questo rilancio. :sisi:
E bravo Azzarello. Non ho trovato l'albo entusiasmante (i disegni sono belli ma si sposerebbero meglio a una storia crime che a Wondie) ma un buon punto di partenza sì. Crimini non ancora svelati e mitologia si fondono dando origine a un mix interessante. Diana è DETERMINATISSIMA, tosta, molto seria, e spero che col tempo emergano anche altri lati della personalità bellissima e complessa di questo personaggio. E' una guerriera, quindi accentuare questo lato va stra-bene.. Diana è anche tanto altro (amore e comprensione) e mi auguro che questo rimanga, ma credo di sì. Se Azzarello riuscirà a introdurre anche una componente sociale in queste storie, come sta facendo Morry (e da questo prologo potrebbe anche essere così).. allora ci siamo.
Citazione di: Bruce Wayne il 23 Settembre 2011, 00:17:30
Gran bel numero. Uno dei miei preferiti di questo rilancio. :sisi:
Daccordo con te...
E ne sono contento perchè è una delle testate su cui ero più curioso...
Citazione di: Occhi nella Notte il 26 Settembre 2011, 09:38:42
Citazione di: Bruce Wayne il 23 Settembre 2011, 00:17:30
Gran bel numero. Uno dei miei preferiti di questo rilancio. :sisi:
Daccordo con te...
E ne sono contento perchè è una delle testate su cui ero più curioso...
Stessa sensazione. :)
Diana è un personaggio che conosco poco ed era da tempo che volevo leggere una sua serie moderna e attuale, con ottimi autori, e questa volta mi sa che ci siamo.
Citazione di: x-joey il 26 Settembre 2011, 10:47:26
Citazione di: Occhi nella Notte il 26 Settembre 2011, 09:38:42
Citazione di: Bruce Wayne il 23 Settembre 2011, 00:17:30
Gran bel numero. Uno dei miei preferiti di questo rilancio. :sisi:
Daccordo con te...
E ne sono contento perchè è una delle testate su cui ero più curioso...
Stessa sensazione. :)
Diana è un personaggio che conosco poco ed era da tempo che volevo leggere una sua serie moderna e attuale, con ottimi autori, e questa volta mi sa che ci siamo.
Pensa solo a Xena, ai tempi, che fanomeno divenne...
Il concetto non è tanto distante da Diana eh...
Wonder Woman si riallaccia ad un potenziale ENORME, cioè quello mitologico...
Bello è bello anche qui conosco poco il personaggio certo dopo averli messo i pantaloni potevano anche lasciarglieli nn erano male secondo me, però il vecchio stile e il vecchio stile.
Però devo dire di tutti quelli letti fino ad ora dei personaggio che meno conocscevo è quello che mi ha meno entusiasmato, per l'amor di Zeus è bella ma... che ne so boh :look:
mi state facendo pentire di non aver ordinato anche questo numero 1 :cry:
ma diamine sto già seguendo mensilmente 8 testate del Reboot :lolle:
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(Cliff Chiang's cover to WONDER WOMAN #5)
In DC COMICS-THE NEW 52, Wonder Woman will have a new origin, in which she is the daughter of Hippolyta ... and Zeus! In recent interviews, writer Brian Azzarello and artist Cliff Chiang have teased that readers should expect the unexpected in this edgier, horror take on the superhero genre and the king of the gods will ensure that nothing goes as planned for his defiant daughter.
Originally created by the goddess Aphrodite and raised to perfection on the Amazon island of Themiscyra, the newest incarnation of Wonder Woman has a new costume and now a new origin but she remains Wonder Woman. Strong. Proud. Fearless. WONDER WOMAN is the 12th title in DC COMICS-THE NEW 52 to sell more than a 100K copies.
hai capito Azzarrello :o
Altro che marchetta, questo suo lavoro, potrebbe diventare uno dei suoi più importanti, perchè riplasmerà da zero una delle tre colonne della DC.
Le sue parole più importanti:
"She's an epic character. She needs an epic supporting cast"
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Dal sito: http://www.dcleaguers.it/news/il-destino-di-wonder-woman/ (http://www.dcleaguers.it/news/il-destino-di-wonder-woman/)
Citazione di: Matches Malone il 14 Ottobre 2011, 19:55:49
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Dal sito: http://www.dcleaguers.it/news/il-destino-di-wonder-woman/ (http://www.dcleaguers.it/news/il-destino-di-wonder-woman/)
Maccio & Gatta :wub:
Grazie Maccione. :D
Io spero davvero che questa possa essere la volta buona per Diana.. io essendo ottimista di natura ci credo sempre, però Azzarello e Morry a lungo termine mi fanno ben sperare.
Anche queste nuove origini sono interessanti, perchè aggiungono una componente paterna (patriarcale è eccessivo, vedremo) a un personaggio, Diana, che ha vissuto una gioventù trascorsa in mezzo alle donne, in cui ad avere grande rilievo era solo la madre.
Citazione di: Selina Kyle il 14 Ottobre 2011, 20:34:33
Grazie Maccione. :D
Io spero davvero che questa possa essere la volta buona per Diana.. io essendo ottimista di natura ci credo sempre, però Azzarello e Morry a lungo termine mi fanno ben sperare.
Anche queste nuove origini sono interessanti, perchè aggiungono una componente paterna (patriarcale è eccessivo, vedremo) a un personaggio, Diana, che ha vissuto una gioventù trascorsa in mezzo alle donne, in cui ad avere grande rilievo era solo la madre.
Spero anch'io...
Post Uniti: 17 Ottobre 2011, 15:18:58
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75x94tPEcqU
non vedo l'ora :bava:
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I disegni mi piacciono moltissimo.
Diana è stupenda. ^_^
E anche la storia è molto interessante. :sisi:
L'ho letto ieri e mi è piaciuto un sacco.... La storia è intrigante, gli dei malevoli e un pò dark sono decisamente godibili....
La nuova Diana la trovo tosta e più divertente, e non mi spiace neanche l'outfit con il ritorno agli shorts...
a domani con il 2nd issue...
Citazione di: Bruce Wayne il 18 Ottobre 2011, 10:07:30
I disegni mi piacciono moltissimo.
Diana è stupenda. ^_^
Quoto troppo sui disegni e sulla stupenda Diana :wub:
:clap: :clap: :clap: vero vero!!! Diana è davvero stupenda!
mo vè, Ippolita
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Post Uniti: 18 Ottobre 2011, 19:06:50
ad esser franchi però Chiang non mi fa impazzire e anche Azzarello faccio fatica ad apprezzarlo
mi sa che passo
:lolle: :lolle:
Bellissimo numero..
I capelli di Diana mi fanno impazzire per come sono disegnati. :wub: :lolle:
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Citazione di: Bruce Wayne il 19 Ottobre 2011, 22:28:33
:lolle: :lolle:
Bellissimo numero..
I capelli di Diana mi fanno impazzire per come sono disegnati. :wub: :lolle:
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Mi fa piacere che ti piaccia molto ^_^
Bei disegni! Non vedo l'ora che arrivino in italia :wub:
Citazione di: Bruce Wayne il 19 Ottobre 2011, 22:28:33
:lolle: :lolle:
Bellissimo numero..
I capelli di Diana mi fanno impazzire per come sono disegnati. :wub: :lolle:
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Sono molto daccordo con te :sisi:
Mamma mia, quanto mi sta piacendo questa nuova serie :wub:
Citazione di: Bruce Wayne il 19 Ottobre 2011, 22:28:33
:lolle: :lolle:
I capelli di Diana mi fanno impazzire per come sono disegnati. :wub: :lolle:
:quoto: :quoto: :quoto: :quoto:
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Sì, in parte sì. :lolle:
vabbè.....speruma bin va :lolle:
bello il 2nd issue!!!
Diana ha una bella energia, tutta nuova...
e....
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ottimo numero 2, rivelazioni scoppiettanti nel prossimo per la povera wondie :asd:
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WONDER WOMAN #6
Written by BRIAN AZZARELLO
Art by TONY AKINS
Cover by CLIFF CHIANG
1:25 Variant cover by CLIFF CHIANG
On sale FEBRUARY 15 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
Hades and Poseidon both have designs on the kingdom their brother Zeus left behind, but Wonder Woman doesn't intend to let their turf war decimate the realm of man! It'll take a big lie and some help from the mystery man known as Lennox to stop a holy war from breaking out – but what does Lennox know that Wonder Woman doesn't?
:wub: :wub: :wub:
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Povera Wondie!!!
Fregatene e continua a spaccare dei c**i!!! :lolle:
Letto il numero 3
Azzarrello & Chang :clap: :wub:
Altro che marchetta!
:wub: :wub:
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#3
Bella questa WW :wub:
Eh
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:lol:
wondie è una tosta!!! :wub:
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THE Comic Vine Review by Sara 'Babs' Lima
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Diana discovers a secret that has been kept from her, but how will she deal with it? Who can she trust?
The Good
This issue is all about trust, and although I did have some problems in the beginning with the overall organization of the story, I felt that it was incredibly compelling overall. Here is Hyppolyta, Queen of the Amazons who is supposed to be strong, domineering, who doesn't need a man -- but even she has a weakness and succumbed to her carnal desires. What's interesting about the scene and the way Hippolyta describes the relationship she had with Zeus makes it seem as though the two characters were honest with one another. In the first issue, Hermes alluded to Zeus taking on other forms to seduce women; however with Hippolyta he did not do that. With Hippolyta, Zeus was himself and they were both attracted by each other's power.
In this one issue, Azzarello not only sets up the turmoil between Wonder Woman and her mother, but also Wonder Woman and the Amazons. She feels as though she is not a part of them. She does not know where she belongs, and thus, Azzarello has broken Diana down and gotten to her very core. Who is she? Where did she come from? Where is she going? Where does she fit in? Azzarello has laid out the groundwork for all of these questions in this issue -- he's set up a foundation for his series that will allow him to explore Diana's character in a way that has never really been explored before.
Azzarello will also be dealing with the Amazons' relationship with Hippolyta; now that they know she and Zeus were together and that she gave birth to Zeus' child, will they respect her as a leader? Something tells me there will be trouble on Paradise Island.
The Bad
You might notice that if you read issue two and three back-to-back, they down't flow very well. It seems as though Azzarello skips ahead a tiny bit. The end of issue #2 left readers with heightened tension and an action packed scene. When we open issue #3 the Amazons are burying their dead. So what happened between those two scenes? It feels as if the action scene doesn't happen, or is purposely left off panel. Instead of fighting against her, the Amazon's sort of allow Strife to harass them. It seems somewhat odd and out of place.
The Verdict
Overall, this issue is fantastic. Azzarello lays the foundation for his story in this issue, and it definitely goes beyond Wonder Woman's discovery. Here he has laid the foundation for political turmoil and possible upheaval, and Hippolyta's broken relationship with her daughter. It's all very interesting. This book will leave you with a lot of questions and a desire to keep coming back for more. Not to mention Cliff Chiang's gorgeous art makes certain scenes very tasteful and beautiful. Definitely worth picking up the two previous issues if you haven't already; this is certainly becoming one of the series I am most looking forward to reading each month.
4 Stelle su 5
Da CVine
Ho letto il primo numero e sono entusiasta :wub:
La storia mi ha catturato subito e sono ansioso di leggere il seguito grande Azzarello.
P.s.
Bravo anche Chiang bellissimi disegni.
Ho letto i numeri 2-3. La serie non mi sta prendendo (emotivamente) come vorrei, ma credo che questa sia una possibile chiave di vincente per rilanciare Wondie: rinnovamento delle origini, insistenza sul suo lato guerriero, conflitto fra il suo mondo di origine e il suo impegno sulla terra. Non sono tematiche nuove, ma del resto anche Action Comics sta riprendendo elementi "datati", l'importante è come sono proposti.. gli ingredienti, anche se conosciuti, possono essere mescolati per rendere la ricetta comunque gustosa. E la novità legata alla paternità (questa sì che invece è dirompente) secondo me può essere un ottimo incipit. Bella serie, spero che col tempo mi rapisca anche il cuore.. ma c'è tempo.
Anche a me non esalta dal punto di vista emotivo Selina, però devo ammettere che oggettivamente è un'ottima serie, ben scritta e ben disegnata. Intrigante, senza dubbio. ;)
Infatti credo che sia il modo giusto, come dicevo, per rilanciare Wondie. Pochi elementi "di base" (per ora) ma usati bene. :up:
WW ha bisogno in questo momento di essere un'ottima serie , prima di tutto :ahsisi:
Vediamo ora con la faccenda del
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Io non la leggevo prima.
O meglio, ho letto qualche sporadica cosa...
Penso che WW sia uno dei personaggi che stanno tentando di rinnovare di più... e non mi dispiace per nulla devo dire
Citazione di: Mr. Hankey il 01 Dicembre 2011, 10:21:50
WW ha bisogno in questo momento di essere un'ottima serie , prima di tutto :ahsisi:
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Mi sa che quella è proprio lo "snodo" della nuova Wonder Woman.. è un bel cambiamento rispetto a prima, stravolge completamente anche la figura di Hyppolita, ma secondo me in positivo.. nel senso che apre la strada a tantissimi possibili conflitti e nobilita Diana, se possibile, ancora di più. :D
Citazione di: Occhi nella Notte il 01 Dicembre 2011, 10:23:12
Io non la leggevo prima.
O meglio, ho letto qualche sporadica cosa...
Penso che WW sia uno dei personaggi che stanno tentando di rinnovare di più... e non mi dispiace per nulla devo dire
condivido e fin ora ci stanno riuscendo secondo me.
Hear the music of Orpheus in WONDER WOMAN #7?
It's about to get hot as Brian Azzarello and artist Cliff Chiang take us to the depths of Hell in WONDER WOMAN issue #7 this March.
Remember the myth of Orpheus? Wonder Woman does. And we hope she's learned its lessons well as someone she loves is in Hell's clutches and she's about to head out on a rescue mission. But Hades has no mercy—even for family members–and doesn't intend to let her out of his domain without paying a price.
Now to reveal the incredible cover by Cliff Chiang:
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cavolo Azzarello e Chiang che lavoro che stanno facendo :wub:
Citazione di: Mr. Hankey il 08 Dicembre 2011, 23:06:50
cavolo Azzarello e Chiang che lavoro che stanno facendo :wub:
Bella grafica, mi sta piacendo più di quanto mi aspettassi :sisi:
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Azzarello & Chiang Turn Up the Heat in "Wonder Woman"
For the past four months writer Brian Azzarello and artist Cliff Chiang have ramped up the stakes in DC Comics' "Wonder Woman," giving the Amazing Amazon a new father and a new mission protecting Zola, mother-to-be of Zeus' next child. With Zeus missing, Hera out for blood, a prophecy concerning Zeus' murderous plans for his children and a host of Gods about to descend on Paradise Island, Azzarello and Chiang have set up the drama at a breakneck speed -- and as they confided to CBR, things will only intensify in "Wonder Woman" #4.
With the explosive fourth issue on shelves tomorrow, Chiang and Azzarello shared an exclusive preview with CBR News, as well as speaking about their continuing work on "Wonder Woman." Though they stayed away from plot specifics the creative team touched upon their goals for the ongoing comic, which villain from Wonder Woman's past to expect in issue #4 and what Diana gains from having the Gods as both enemies and siblings
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Azzarello and Chiang aren't letting up as "Wonder Woman" reaches its fourth issue
CBR News: "Wonder Woman" #4 is out tomorrow, which wraps up this first storyline, though Zeus is still missing. After establishing her new origin in the New 52, is #4 the launch pad into telling more adventure-oriented stories exploring Diana?
Brian Azzarello: That's exactly what we're doing. End of interview! [Laughter]
Cliff Chiang: Yeah, I think these first four issues have been about setting down the direction we're going to go in. We had to clear the decks with the origin to set up the bigger story that we have coming.
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e alcuni che parlavano di un Azzarrello svogliato nel fare WW :lolle:
Citazione di: Mr. Hankey il 20 Dicembre 2011, 17:23:00
e alcuni che parlavano di un Azzarrello svogliato nel fare WW :lolle:
Se questo è l Azzarello svogliato non oso immaginare quando gli verra voglia di lavorarci seriamente cosa possa tirare fuori. :lolle:
Numero 4... sempre meglio.
:wub: :wub:
Citazione di: Bruce Wayne il 21 Dicembre 2011, 22:27:33
Numero 4... sempre meglio.
:wub: :wub:
Ma una cosa quella che
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"Wonder Woman" is a comic that's always been tied to the Greek gods, but under the care of Brian Azzarello and Cliff Chiang that connection is especially strong. What's been refreshing about this is their particular interpretation of the various gods. We'd seen a bit of this thinking from Greg Rucka and Matthew Clark during their stint on the book (with a redesign of Ares into a more modern look), but the pair take it to a whole new level with the new "Wonder Woman." And in many ways, it's a sign of their take on the book as a whole; it's very familiar, but at the same time is a refreshing spin on the ideas.
A lot of "Wonder Woman" #4 is dealing with the aftermath of last month's revelation that Wonder Woman is actually the daughter of Zeus. It was a nasty little discovery then, but Azzarello milks it for more than you would have initially expected. Both Wonder Woman and her mother Hippolyta deal with this information coming out in different ways, and it's a great contrast between the pair; Wonder Woman in a club, Hippolyta bracing herself for the inevitable visit from Hera.
The idea of Wonder Woman at a club might sound odd, but Azzarello makes it work; Zola's explaining to Hermes how Wonder Woman is using the experience makes sense, and more importantly it's the beginning of the fleshing out of Zola from plot element into character. This issue actually starts putting a lot of meat on Zola's bones, so to speak, and it's a refreshing change to learn more about her besides "mother of Zeus' next child." And as for the scenes on Paradise Island, well, let's just say that Azzarello and Chiang make this a thoroughly dramatic scene; both playing out, and then visiting again in the aftermath.
As the Greek god pantheon grows, each new interpretation stands out and feels like it's truly part of a greater whole. The new Ares is the most dramatically different from what we've seen before, both in appearance and personality. Once again, though, Azzarello and Chiang have thought this through in a clever manner. Even more than the appearances of Hera, Hermes, or Strife, with Ares it's hard to keep from shaking a real sense of danger as you read his scenes. He might not be the villain of the piece, but his undefeatable presence seeps through the page. If Azzarello ever has him declare war on Wonder Woman, it's going to be a conflict to remember.
Four issues in, Chiang's art is beautiful as ever. There are so many amazing moments here: the bloody handprint on Wonder Woman's face, the grumbly Strife at the bar, the clink of champagne glasses, the final splash page set on Paradise Island. Each one is just dripping with emotion, pouring Azzarello's ideas out to the reader in a way they can't ignore. Chiang's an amazing artist, and with each issue I'm that much more pleased and impressed with what he's doing here.
"Wonder Woman" just gets better and better every month, and I'm already mentally allocating space on my bookshelves for a collected edition in 2012. Thanks to Azzarello and Chiang, "Wonder Woman" isn't just good, it's a must-read. This is, by far, one of the roaring successes of the DC Comics re-launch.
4,5 Stelle su 5
Da CBR
A me questa serie stà piacendo.
In linea generale non è stata una delusione, ma il contrario.
Magari i disegni impressionano poco e alle volte mi ricordano vagamente dei manga ( :look: ) però è un prodotto che ha una sua dignità.
A Q&A WITH WONDER WOMAN ARTIST TONY AKINS
Tony Akins is best known for his work on FABLES and JACK OF FABLES written by Bill Willingham. Now, he gives Cliff Chiang a breather as he takes over art duties for a two-part WONDER WOMAN story which begins on January 18th. I spoke to Tony about his art and getting the call to work on one of the most iconic superhero characters below.
Tony, you're drawing Wonder Woman issues #5 and #6. This is your first time drawing a DC Comics superhero comic book. What's it been like to be given the opportunity to draw such an iconic character?
TA: It's really amazing. It's also a little daunting. Amazons, in general, are heavy...and Diana is VERY HEAVY! It's akin to what an executive officer on a navy ship-of-the-line would feel when given the bridge while the ship is still in port and has to take out to sea. In your mind you know that what you are charged with is awesome, and will be awesome and you're in the chair because people believe in you. Still there's that little voice in the back of your head yelling, "Don't SUCK!"... which is one of my personal maxims, btw. If anyone can translate that to Latin, I'd appreciate it.
Brian Azzarello and Cliff Chiang have such a strong vision for the comic book. Was it a welcomed challenge to jump in?
TA: Is there another sort of challenge? I was in Seattle over the summer, was there to visit and to pursue a project with a publisher in the area but had extended my stay a week to avoid the miserable weather in the Midwest.
I was walking along Pike St. with my girlfriend when my phone rings...it's Jill Thompson calling and she wants me to call Brian, which I do. He lays the possibility of my contributing to Wonder Woman in my path and tells me what he has planned to do with the title. I'm interested but I say that I have to really consider the other job I'm after as I'm intending to take the Cascadia Run down to Portland, OR to try and seal the deal with this other series, you know? So as excited as I am about the possibility of working with Brian again, ducks need to be in a row...
So I am literally standing at a crosswalk while having this conversation, waiting for a light to change so I can cross the street when I hang up with Brian. I get the green light to cross... by the time I've reached to opposite side of the street the phone is back in my hand and I'm dialing him back because I've made up my mind that I'm on board with the Wonder Woman relaunch.
Who could say no?
Cliff and Brian's vision for the title is very striking, very deliberate, unique and independent. I believe I can compliment what Cliff is delivering to the title. The challenge for me is the genre; Superheroes. So... the challenge, for any artist worth their salt, means engaging the opportunity to grow and expand skill sets. Who would turn such a thing down?
How has your FABLES work influenced your art on Wonder Woman?
TA: It hasn't. These are two totally different arenas of the comic craft. I don't think I'd approach Wonder Woman the same way I'd approach Fables or Jack of Fables or Hellblazer. There are different dynamics that need to project from superhero page; the highly emphasized poses, aggressive posturing, you know...the standardized visuals that I will acknowledge but try to break and reset in my own strange way. I never said I was a conformist. Brian told me, directly, "This is a horror story...there're monsters in this series...this is all You." That's all I needed to hear.
Are you a long time reader of superhero comics?
TA: I was never a reader of superhero comics. I've read a few here and there over the years, a select few; Watchmen was the first superhero series I had ever followed monthly, and then more recently I followed, again monthly, DC's New Frontier over it's run. The New Frontier was iconic and completely electrifying... I remember reading the end of The Losers in the first issue, the very last page with those last two panels where John Clouds' grenade illuminates the silhouetted grave markers... wow...just, Wow. As I remember it now, I could feel the wave of heat and the shock of the blast. I know the cat remembered it too because I whooped and stood with the issue rolled in one hand smacking it into the other hand laughing and yelling, "This...THIS is a (freaking) comic book!" If I'm fortunate and clever enough, maybe I can bring that to the page and give the reader a similar effect. This is my hope.
Comic books for me, as a young person "under the influence", were CREEPY and EERIE, MAD and then Heavy Metal. As an adult, comic books became my profession, so I have to spend more time making them than reading them. I hope that would not cheat me of the state of the craft. If there is a series I hear about and that I need to read, I have friends that will lend me the titles. I trust their suggestions.
Are you a fan of Greek mythology? What are your favorite stories?
TA: Orpheus and Eurydice has always been a favorite of mine. The Artemis Mythology is terrific and I am fond of the childhood of Zeus in the cave on Crete and the by-products of that story like Aegis and Cornucopia. The loss of Argos, the watchman and how he was mourned and then celebrated. Then there's the mountains of paintings and sculpture of the Romantic Period inspired by all of this that I like to pore over...
Which of the Gods has been your favorite to draw? Why?
TA: Of course I'm going to be fondest with the Gods I create... but if there has to be a favorite among those that we've seen so far, it has to be "The Wax Child", or Hades. From "go" he was a little creep. Brian's initial direction on him was that he had to be a kid, like "Village of the Damned"...pale, mean, powerful. Horace Vernet painted a work called "The Dead Go Fast" and it's always been a favorite of mine. His other works are dramatic enough, but with this painting... he must have gotten into some bad Absynthe because it's brilliant. That's where my Hades comes from. That's the sepulchral king-child with his deadlights that I want standing in your thoughts at night...and, you're very welcome!
Wonder Woman finds herself back in London where you introduce a new character named Lennox. Tell us about your creative process. Do you have a sketch or two you can share with us?
TA: Sure. As you know this is a collaborative process between Brian and Cliff and I. For Lennox, Brian described the manner of Lennox, his powers and how he fit into the Wonder Woman scheme in London. Brian has an idea of the look for him, a Jason Statham type, but more of a bulldog, pug-nose tough. We wanted a "superhero" but sans cape, but a look that was still iconic. Lennox got his black top coat to serve as cape, and it's stylish. In leui of tights, he gets Bruce Lee 'Game of Death' trackpants; urban and definitely kick-ass. Beyond this, it's basically me drawing versions of Lennox and Brian saying "no" until he says "yes" and then I can stop. Lennox was the toughest chase of them all, but he was bang-on when he arrived.
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WONDER WOMAN #8
Written by BRIAN AZZARELLO and CLIFF CHIANG
Art and cover by CLIFF CHIANG
1:25 B&W Variant cover by CLIFF CHIANG
On sale APRIL 18 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
To march on Hell itself, you're going to need some sensational weapons – and Wonder Woman intends to call in a few family favors to get them! Armor of Hephaestus? Check. The pistols of Eros? Check! But will any of it be enough to wrest an innocent soul from the grasp of Hades? And what does Hermes know that Diana doesn't...yet?
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Numero fantastico!
:lol:
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Rivoglio Chiang ai disegni, però.. :cry: Dovrò attendere fino all'ottavo numero.
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Wonder Woman faces off against Poseidon in the latest issue of her self-titled series.
Some spoilers below.
The Good
Very early on in the fifth issue of Wonder Woman readers are made aware that the this idea of Diana being Zeus's daughter -- a demi-god -- isn't new. She isn't the only one out there and that it is likely others like her will seek her out, which is exactly what happens in this issue. Readers are introduced to Lennox within the first few pages of issue #5, and although he may appear to be Wonder Woman's age (based on his artistic portrayal and demeanor) he is in fact over eighty years old. Demi-gods clearly do not age. Or age very well, anyway. It seems that somehow (and it is not explained in this issue) Lennox knows more about Diana and the recent revelations pertaining to her father than she does. Lennox gives Diana some interesting information.
This issue is all about build up. The story is being told gradually, and I got the impression that Azzarello does not want to rush the events. The thing that really makes this book interesting is the fact that there is so much going on that we don't know about yet. For example, how did Lennox know to go to Diana? How did he know where to find her? What is the discussion that Diana must have with Poseidon and is she setting Hera up to fall at the hands of Zeus' brother? When you reach the last few pages you might notice a three-headed dog. Now, this is no ordinary three-headed dog; it's Cerberus. And wherever Cerberus goes, you know Hades can't be too far behind. But what's the connection here? Why is Lennox seeking Hades?
The best thing about this book is that the story is so mulch-dimensional; there's just so much happening and it will be interesting to see how it all ties together. I definitely get the impression that Azzarello is gearing readers up for some big surprises.
The Bad
I guess the first thing that came to my mind after reading this issue was "where did Eris go?" While the last four issues seemed very fluid, this one felt almost jarring. There's no transition from the events of the previous issues to the present one.
The Verdict
This issue is all about set-up for what is to come. Why introduce Hades? Where is Eris? Why does Diana want to meet with Poseidon? These are only some of the questions that readers will be left with following the end of WONDER WOMAN #5. Artist Tony Atkins takes over for Clff Chiang in this issue and I felt he did a fine job. Although his style is more animated and it's very different from Chiang's hard lines, the change is not so jarring. Very pretty issue. I definitely can't wait to see where Azzarello has in store for Wonder Woman.
4 su 5
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The world we live in is one in which most artists have to have a fill-in issue several issues into their run on a comic. It's an unfortunate reality, but if it's going to happen, it's nice when editorial is smart about it. "Wonder Woman" #5 is the perfect example of a smart fill-in issue.
With Zeus out of the picture, Poseidon makes his move, and Diana, rather than fight the angry god, turns his attention toward Hera in a clever bit of plotting that raises the book far above your typical "hero punches villain" trope.
Brian Azzarello's "Wonder Woman" has been smart all along, but what he does with Diana in this issue is so much better than we usually see in comics that it's almost alarming. For starters, Azzarello (and I'm sure Cliff Chiang, and for this issue Tony Akins) chooses to make Poseidon's physical representation a giant sea monster/fish creature, rather than the standard attractive, bare-chested "human" male with a trident and white beard. The sea monster incarnation is infinitely more interesting, as have all the ideas been for this book so far. In addition, once Poseidon shows up in London to fight with Wonder Woman, instead of just battling him, Azzarello's Diana turns Poseidon onto the trail of another god, effortlessly channeling his bid for power at someone else. It's clever and bold and exactly what I'm looking for, not just in a Wonder Woman book, but in any good comic.
If you have to find a fill-in for Cliff Chiang, Tony Akins is a great pick. He has a similar sensibility and thus the issue doesn't feel like a huge departure from what readers expect from the series. Additionally, thanks to series' colorist Matthew Wilson, the issue maintains the tone Azzarello, Chiang and Wilson have established thus far. Akins does a great job with the story and he seems to relay it almost effortlessly, easily maintaining everything great that has come before him. My sole complaint, which I admit is a rather large one, is that his Diana doesn't quite look and feel right. She's a bit inconsistent throughout the story and only really feels like Diana/Wonder Woman when she finally dons the costume. It's strange because Akins take on all the other characters, especially Zola and Hermes, are wonderful. It's almost as if he couldn't quite decide on what his Diana should look like and as a result she's almost a moving target within the book, none of them quite resonating. In all other ways, his art is a great fit, particularly when it comes to Poseidon and his bizarre and very literal cadre of seahorses.
"Wonder Woman" is the bright shining star of DC Comics' new 52. It's a book many had their eyes on thanks to such an innovative and bold choice of creative team; but it's also a book that had many fans skeptical given the troubled history of the book. It's nice to see such a fantastic payoff, with Diana again in a truly wonderful and well-considered book.
4 su 5
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Questa serie mi piace sempre di più, sono un pò indietro ma sto recuperando e sono sempre più entusiasta :clap:
Gran bel numero! :D
Anche a me Chiang manca, ma devo dire che Tony Akins fa un lavoro più che dignitoso. ;)
Citazione di: x-joey il 21 Gennaio 2012, 14:52:32
Gran bel numero! :D
Anche a me Chiang manca, ma devo dire che Tony Akins fa un lavoro più che dignitoso. ;)
:sisi:
Mi sto chiudendo con questa serie sempre più bella, secondo me la WW di Azzarello è la migliore da molti anni a questa parte.
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Com'è l'inglese di Azzarello qua?
Citazione di: Guardiano della Notte il 09 Febbraio 2012, 16:38:35
Com'è l'inglese di Azzarello qua?
Io lo sto leggendo in inglese e non ho particolari problemi..
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Ecco Cliff Chiang in versione: "cerchiamo di imitare Mike Allred e di farci colorare alla Frazer Irving".
Cavolo è vero, qua alla lontana sembra Allred :lol:
Citazione di: Yorick Brown il 14 Febbraio 2012, 00:20:02
Cavolo è vero, qua alla lontana sembra Allred :lol:
Molto lontana :sisi: :sisi:
Ma non è Chiang comunque.. :unsure:
che c'entra Chiang se la copertina reca il nome di Akins come disegnatore :lolle:
Ahahahaha è vero :lolle: Mi ha tratto in inganno il post di Hush :lol:
Allora è Tony Akins in versione: "cerchiamo di imitare Mike Allred e di farci colorare alla Frazer Irving".
Cambiando l'ordine dei fattori, il risultato non cambia. :D
Preferisco 100 volte Chiang :ahsisi:
PS: Ho aggiunto altre tavole alla preview (Ne mancavano 3)
Rivoglio Chiang!! :dowson:
Comunque anche questo ultimo numero mantiene alto l'interesse. :sisi:
Azzarello sta facendo un buon lavoro. Di solito non mi piace, quindi doppiamente bravo.. :lol:
in alcune board vogliono già un cambio di team, perchè la storia non è di facile comprensione :look:
Citazione di: Metta World Hankey il 15 Febbraio 2012, 22:07:19
in alcune board vogliono già un cambio di team, perchè la storia non è di facile comprensione :look:
:look: :look: :look:
Sto seriamente pensando di prendere lo spillato di WW della RW/lion.
Volevo sapere come è il livello della serie, il genere e la leggibilità per uno che non ha praticamente letto niente di WW.
Azzarello mi incuriosisce parecchio..
Citazione di: Frank Miller il 16 Febbraio 2012, 09:30:06
Sto seriamente pensando di prendere lo spillato di WW della RW/lion.
Volevo sapere come è il livello della serie, il genere e la leggibilità per uno che non ha praticamente letto niente di WW.
Azzarello mi incuriosisce parecchio..
Guarda io non ho mai letto niente di WW e la serie la seguo benissimo.
Confermo.. :up:
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Brian Azzarello pulls off a neat trick in "Wonder Woman" #6 by ending the first 'story' and beginning another in seamless fashion. With Zeus dead, Poseidon and Hades look ready to take his place with Hera striving to retain her power. Meanwhile, Diana, Zola, Hermes and Lennox try to stay alive somewhere in the middle. The way events play about between the gods shouldn't be surprising for Azzarello fans; one of his greatest strengths is a well-executed plan with a great payoff -- exactly what happens in this issue. As far as short-term, seemingly on-the-fly plans go, this one is pretty impressive.
Part of what makes Azzarello's writing so excellent is his reliance on the reader never questioning why Wonder Woman and company would care who takes Zeus's place. Obviously, minimalization of any collateral damage potentially spilling over into the mortal world is a plus, but a power struggle over the throne of Zeus isn't an activity one would normally want to get involved. Yet, comic readers are conditioned to see characters inserting themselves into fantastic situations and Azzarello plays off that expectation wonderfully.
He also leans heavily on his love of word play in this issue, particularly in conversation between Lennox and Hades. Everything they say seems to have another meaning, many of which they discuss openly. The puns are groaners in some spots but the playful nature of the dialogue keeps it light -- and it wouldn't be an Azzarello comic without word play.
Tony Akins continues to prove himself a worthy Cliff Chiang stand-in with expressive, detailed art with a cartoony edge. There's a manic energy to his art at times, such as the scene where Diana protects Zola from Hera's assassins; every panel is full of movement with a dash of slapstick. The final showdown relies heavily on Akins's art and panel-by-panel he nails it through great facial expressions and body language. His depiction of Diana in those scenes is really impressive.
"Wonder Woman" #6 seemingly does away with one threat (or delays it) and introduces another in a fairly smooth transition. Azzarello's writing is playful and wonderfully structured with plot movement coming from characters instead of external events. Six issues in, "Wonder Woman" is still one of the best titles of the New 52.
4 su 5
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Ecco questi sono le divinità che mi colpiscono e che mi affascinano e mi colpiscono, a differenza di quelli di casa Marvel :sisi:
Mi sa che qua ci scappa un bel Tp :asd: :asd: :asd:
PS: Disegni di Chiang DIVINI :w00t: :w00t:
Citazione di: Elvink il 16 Febbraio 2012, 09:31:57
Citazione di: Frank Miller il 16 Febbraio 2012, 09:30:06
Sto seriamente pensando di prendere lo spillato di WW della RW/lion.
Volevo sapere come è il livello della serie, il genere e la leggibilità per uno che non ha praticamente letto niente di WW.
Azzarello mi incuriosisce parecchio..
Guarda io non ho mai letto niente di WW e la serie la seguo benissimo.
Per chi non se ne fosse accorto c'è stato un reboot apposta :asd:
Interview: Cliff Chiang On Why He Won't Co-Plot WONDER WOMAN (http://www.comicvine.com/news/interview-cliff-chiang-on-why-he-wont-co-plot-wonder-woman/144327/)
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bene, quindi Chiang non coplotta, Azz rimane come scrittore completo :ahsisi:
Citazione di: Deadpool il 20 Febbraio 2012, 21:02:02
Ecco questi sono le divinità che mi colpiscono e che mi affascinano e mi colpiscono, a differenza di quelli di casa Marvel :sisi:
Mi sa che qua ci scappa un bel Tp :asd: :asd: :asd:
PS: Disegni di Chiang DIVINI :w00t: :w00t:
A SI??? pensa io ho seeeeeempre pensato che il piatto forte della marvel era la mitologia (thor docet :asd:) e invece lo zoccolo duro della dc era la fantascenza (lanterna verde docet).
io poi ho amato le divinità marvel proprio perchè allora non leggevo ancora dc e poi ww è sempre stato un personaggio ultrasottovalutato perchè non ha mai avuto scrittori che abbian saputo sfruttarla a dovere. sta sicuro ora che azzarello mi farà ricredere su tutto... se ora anche la dc diventa forte in tema di mitologia :ssj4:
Citazione di: cybertroniano il 27 Febbraio 2012, 17:02:45
Citazione di: Deadpool il 20 Febbraio 2012, 21:02:02
Ecco questi sono le divinità che mi colpiscono e che mi affascinano e mi colpiscono, a differenza di quelli di casa Marvel :sisi:
Mi sa che qua ci scappa un bel Tp :asd: :asd: :asd:
PS: Disegni di Chiang DIVINI :w00t: :w00t:
A SI??? pensa io ho seeeeeempre pensato che il piatto forte della marvel era la mitologia (thor docet :asd:) e invece lo zoccolo duro della dc era la fantascenza (lanterna verde docet).
io poi ho amato le divinità marvel proprio perchè allora non leggevo ancora dc e poi ww è sempre stato un personaggio ultrasottovalutato perchè non ha mai avuto scrittori che abbian saputo sfruttarla a dovere. sta sicuro ora che azzarello mi farà ricredere su tutto... se ora anche la dc diventa forte in tema di mitologia :ssj4:
Più che altro la Dc ha un tipo di mitologia (greca) che ho sempre capito e apprezzato di più rispetto a quella Marvel (Nordica).
Poi ovviamente ognuno ha le sue preferenze :asd:
a me piace thor, però la mitologia greca anche io la preferisco, perez su ww fu l'unico a sfruttarla bene (forse) ma adesso pare che azzarello stia facendo altrettanto bene in tema di mitologia con la sua ww
poi oh azzarello è azzarello :sisi:
Azzarello è un genio ! cmq è davvero bella l'atmosfera delle storie di ww, i disegni mi piacciono davvero tanto anche se fanno leggermente " scanner darkly".
Non vedo l'ora di leggerlo... :D
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WONDER WOMAN #10
Written by BRIAN AZZARELLO
Art by TONY AKINS and DAN GREEN
Cover by CLIFF CHIANG
1:25 Variant cover by CLIFF CHIANG
On sale JUNE 20 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
• WONDER WOMAN has been shot through the heart! It's up to LENNOX to pull his half-sister out of HELL!
• One of DIANA'S closest companions is not to be trusted!
Non me ne voglia Tony Akins che non mi dispiace ma Chiang era meglio quando torna a disegnare WW ?
Citazione di: maricomics il 12 Marzo 2012, 18:05:58
Non me ne voglia Tony Akins che non mi dispiace ma Chiang era meglio quando torna a disegnare WW ?
Nel #7
Ma in pratica si alternano ?
Citazione di: maricomics il 12 Marzo 2012, 18:13:19
Ma in pratica si alternano ?
No, credo che fosse una piccola pausa
Che poi riprende visto che il 10 lo disegna Akins..
:dowson:
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Non avevo aperto la preview... leggendo il numero ho incontrato la quarta pagina che c'è in Spoiler.
Numero ambientato a Firenze. Il negozio dovrebbe essere la Bella e la Bestia, ma siccome in originale è Beauty and The Beast e siccome Google traduttore traduce Beauty con Bellezza, mi pare ovvio mettere sulla vetrina "Bellezza e la Bestia".
:capocc:
Ma io dico, va bene che in USA nessuno se ne accorgerà... ma cosa ci vuole a documentarsi un attimo?!
Basterebbe andare su wikipedia, cercare Beauty and The Beast e poi cliccare dal menu a sinistra Italiano per vedere come è stato tradotto da noi.
30 secondi? 40?
:eddai:
:lolle: :lolle: :lolle:
Va beh.. vado avanti a leggere.. :lol:
Meno male che in questo numero c'è Cliff.
Post Uniti: 22 Marzo 2012, 00:26:49
Altra cosa che mi sfugge:
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Wonder Woman gains some insight into her heritage, and it's not very pretty.
Spoilers below.
The Good
Putting my conflicted feelings regarding the massive changes made to Wonder Woman's identity and heritage in issue #7 of her ongoing series aside, this was a phenomenal issue. I can't even fake it. I literally had one of those "my mind has been blown," moments reading this issue. Needless to say, it's a little bit bittersweet -- but I'll get into that later. If you haven't yet read issue #7 of WONDER WOMAN then you probably should do so before reading this review. If you thought it was shocking when Azzarrello made Zeus Wonder Woman's father, then prepare to be even more shocked. Major changes are made not only to Wonder Woman's character, but Azzarello paints a dark portrait of Diana's "sisters" in this issue.
As a story, this comic is fantastic. Everything from the pacing and dialogue to Cliff Chiang's gorgeous pencils knock this issue completely out of the park. The story is really well written and it portrays Diana as this incredibly bold, courageous and compassionate character -- which she is. In fact, if there is one thing that has been consistent in Wonder Woman since the launch of the new 52 it's that Wonder Woman has maintained the attributes of her character she has always had. She continues to be compassionate, strong and courageous. However, everything around her is very, very different.
Azzarello has also been developing Diana's supporting cast which is definitely interesting. The characters really play well off of one another because they are so different. They certainly have an interesting dynamic.
This isn't a bad issue. As much as I am uneasy about what happened in this book, I can't deny that this is a good story because it is.
The Bad
My complaints are somewhat personal because Azzarello made such drastic changes to Wonder Woman's history and the identity of the Amazons. Essentially, he has changed them from being a group of compassionate warrior women, to women who are conniving, deceptive and man-hating who (essentially) seduce men to become pregnant and then kill them when they are no longer of any use. The worst of it though is what they do if any of them gives birth to a young boy. The girls are idolized while the boys are cast aside.
These changes will be difficult for any Wonder Woman fan to swallow, and will leave many wondering whether Azzarello simply didn't have it in him to write a compelling story without having to dramatically alter so much of Diana's (and the Amazon's) history and identity. Having said that, I can't say it doesn't make for an interesting story. Because it is a good story, as much as it bothers me to admit. I was at the edge of my seat at every turn, even if I had a difficult time reading it because I did not agree with the changes.
The Verdict
This is by no means a bad issue. There are a lot of changes made to cannon, (which left me uneasy) but it is a good, solid, well written, beautifully illustrated story. In addition, thechanges made to the Amazon's aren't really that far out. Infanticide and infant abandonment is said to have been commonplace in Ancient Greece, and practiced by Greek city-states like Sparta, for example. If Azzarello used the Spartans as an example for his story (a city-state built on the warrior mentality) does that make sense? Do the changes made to the Amazons make them more closely line up with some ancient hellenistic traditions and practices? Something to think about.
4 su 5
Da CVine
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"Wonder Woman" #7 by Brian Azzarello and Cliff Chiang is easily the most difficult review I've had to write yet. Even now I remain incredibly conflicted.
Unfortunately, though "Wonder Woman" continues to be compelling, well written and beautifully drawn, there are plot developments and character reveals in this issue that will be difficult for long-time (and new?) readers to swallow. In this issue, Azzarello presents The Amazons as the absolute worst kind of people -- killers, borderline rapists, baby killers, abandoners and liars. Although there is some basis in mythology for making those choices, it's a very extreme decision to embrace all of them all at once. It also seems rather unbalanced as we're presented with none of the things that might be redeeming about The Amazons -- exceptional warriors of honor and heart or any number of other attributes. Since Azzarello also killed them all off several issues ago, there is no chance for redemption. In the end it feels like needlessly dragging them through the mud.
Azzarello's take on Wonder Woman has seemed to be one of stripping away everything Diana thinks she knows and believes. There's an interesting story there in breaking down a character and building them back up, but in this case I'm just not sure it's worth it.
For starters, this plot development simply doesn't make much sense. If this is a part of The Amazon culture, then why wouldn't Diana know about it? How can Diana be who we know her to be -- good and proud, strong and brave, honest and true, full of compassion and power -- and come from and/or agree with the supposed ways of Azzarello's Amazons? If The Amazons do not believe their actions to be shameful (and they do not seem to) then why hide them from Diana or anyone else? If Diana did not know, as Azzarello's story seems to imply, then we must assume Diana to be a naïve fool at best and galactically stupid at worst. If Diana is a naïve fool unaware she was raised by killers, rapists, liars and abandoners, how can we believe that she would she grow into the honorable, heroic and compassionate person she is when these are the people who raised her? Lastly, perhaps Azzarello is suggesting Diana's origin for coming to man's world (to help them, to bring them compassion, etc.) is different than what we know it to be. However, since he has not said as much, we must assume her mission is the same. Why would a group of dishonorable liars, thieves, killers, etc., send the best of themselves to man's world with a mission of any sort other than utter destruction? In the end, it's a bold and risky idea that feels executed for shock value and doesn't stand up to examination.
"Wonder Woman" has been a stand out among the New 52 and even this issue is in general a solid, well written book with one of the best artists in all of comics illustrating it beautifully, but I'm beginning to find the world and characters unrecognizable. I'm in favor of a fresh take on things and I was willing to accept new developments -- even those I didn't like (such as Wonder Woman being revealed to be the daughter of Zeus and thus a demi-god) because I don't believe the best work can come from being slavishly devoted to everything that came before, but this goes too far and is too profound a slap in the face.
As a feminist comics reader, it is tough to find great books starring female characters and I hoped that with such a fantastic creative team as Azzarello and Chiang we had found it in "Wonder Woman," a book and character deserving nothing but the best. However, The Amazons as an idea are not simply one-dimensional monsters -- flawed though they may be (as any fictional character or people should be) -- and presenting them as such sends a horrible message, especially in a medium and genre with so few positive strong female portrayals. At the end of the day, I tend to choose story over all else and if this truly served the story I would agree to come along, but Azzarello just doesn't get us there and as a result the book feels like a huge misstep in what was until now a fantastic run.
2 su 5
Da CBR
Firenze :wub:
Citazione di: Clark Kent il 23 Marzo 2012, 09:06:56
Firenze :wub:
:w00t:
Solo per questo a Maggio mi prendo sicuramente WW!! :lolle:
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Mi sta piacendo molto WW, sembra quasi un Hercules: The Legendary Journeys in salsa moderna, almeno per quanto riguarda le divinità (e lo dico in modo molto positivo.)
Ho ritrovato in questo Wonder Woman un po' dell'Ercole Marvel che tanto mi mancava... Adoro il giocare con la mitologia.
Devo ammettere però che è l'unico comics che sto leggendo in originale che mi sta dando un po' di difficoltà linguistiche
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WONDER WOMAN #11
Written by BRIAN AZZARELLO
Art and cover by CLIFF CHIANG
1:25 B&W Variant cover by CLIFF CHIANG
On sale JULY 18 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
• A new story begins as APOLLO makes his play for ZEUS'S throne – and WONDER WOMAN is the last obstacle in his way!
• As ZOLA goes into labor, a hideous secret is revealed!
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5. Wonder Woman #1 (Vol. 1)
by William Moulton Marston and H.G. Peter
Wonder Woman was first introduced in All Star Comics #8 in December of 1941 with a nine-page origin story. Six months later, in the first issue of her own title, the Amazon Princess gets a new origin. Steve Trevor's crash-land on Paradise Island and the infamous Bullet and Bracers are still part of her back story, but Wonder Woman #1 introduced Diana's birth from clay, the Lasso of Truth, and the Purple Healing Ray (invented by Wonder Woman herself).(https://www.dcleaguers.it/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fcdn.ifanboy.com%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2012%2F04%2FWonderWoman600.jpg&hash=0b1b2b3bf688b86f75a009e5479e5971ab1b95cc)
4. Wonder Woman #601
by J. Michael Straczynski and Don Kramer (character design by Jim Lee)
Never has a pair of pants caused so much outcry!
To celebrate a publishing milestone for Wonder Woman, DC handed the keys over to big-name writer J. Michael Straczynski. JMS wanted to shake things up, bring Diana down to street level and build her back up to her mythic stature. It was a decent plan with terrible execution. Four months into the run JMS took his ball and went home.(https://www.dcleaguers.it/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fcdn.ifanboy.com%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2012%2F04%2FWonderWoman178.gif&hash=5f5f8a8eaf852dd922e63273594a5ef0c5cc926d)
3. Wonder Woman #187 (Diana Prince: Wonder Woman)
by Denny O'Neil and Dick Giordano
Wonder Woman no more! In this infamous run by Denny O'Neil and Dick Giordano, Diana gives up her Amazonian super powers so she can stay in Man's World. In an effort to make the character modern and fresh, Diana dons a white jumpsuit and learns Kung-Fu — it's all very Emma Peel. The run has fallen victim to a ton of criticism over the years and is often looked at as a dark mark on the character. But aside from all the crying over Steve Trevor (there's a lot), O'Neil's Diana Prince was actually a lot of fun, and the artwork is stunning.(https://www.dcleaguers.it/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fcdn.ifanboy.com%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2012%2F04%2FWonderWoman52.jpg&hash=0b04b2b20bcd779fc62fda451bb0fb9751ae885f)
2. Wonder Woman #1 (The New 52)
by Brian Azzarello and Cliff Chiang (character design by Jim Lee)
Never has a lack of pants caused so much outcry!
A year after the JMS reboot, DC Comics wiped their entire slate clean and launched The New 52. Part horror story, part crime family drama, Brian Azzarello and Cliff Chiang are telling a story so very different from all the other superhero comic on the racks. A few controversial adjustments have been made to Diana's origin: she's now an illegitimate daughter of Zeus, and the Amazons are a more violent and antagonistic tribe of women. Wonder Woman still kicks some serious ass, and this is arguably one of the best books out of the DC reboot.(https://www.dcleaguers.it/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fcdn.ifanboy.com%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2012%2F04%2FWonderWoman1987.jpg&hash=4a767e1fdc414b6fba99c15d6d1eca4059e23b26)
1. Wonder Woman #1 (Vol. 2)
by George Perez, Greg Potter, and Len Wein
After she was "erased" from existence in the final pages of Crisis on Infinite Earths, George Perez, Len Wein and Greg Potter brought the Amazon Princess back to the DC Universe. While the basics of the story remained the same, Wonder Woman's powers were adjusted to include Beauty from Aphrodite, Strength from Demeter, Wisdom from Athena, Speed and Flight from Hermes, Eyes of the Hunter from Artemis, and Truth from Hestia. This run also established Paradise Island as the mythical Amazon capital, Themyscira. Perez's Diana is not only strong and smart, but graceful and kind — the iconic Wonder Woman.
la wondie di perez :wub:
Vorrei veramente leggere però di Firestom e Freccia Verde non me ne frega niente.
Lo spillato perfetto sarebbe: Flash,Aquaman e WW
Citazione di: Azrael il 09 Aprile 2012, 17:31:29
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proprio come Conan-Swarzy alla fine del primo film :kneel:
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Ma che gli è preso a Mike Allred? :blink:
Ah, no, è il solito tizio che lo imita. :lol:
Finalmente è tornato Chiang ^_^
Citazione di: RedRobin il 11 Aprile 2012, 13:40:22
Vorrei veramente leggere però di Firestom e Freccia Verde non me ne frega niente.
Lo spillato perfetto sarebbe: Flash,Aquaman e WW
lo spillato dei sogni :ahsisi:
Citazione di: V il 16 Aprile 2012, 22:45:23
Citazione di: RedRobin il 11 Aprile 2012, 13:40:22
Vorrei veramente leggere però di Firestom e Freccia Verde non me ne frega niente.
Lo spillato perfetto sarebbe: Flash,Aquaman e WW
lo spillato dei sogni :ahsisi:
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Wonder Woman gets more than a new costume in the latest issue of her ongoing series.
The Good
I have to admit, the idea of a Hell that is ever-changing depending on the way Hades is feeling and thinking that day is more than clever; it's kind of brilliant. The story which has placed Wonder Woman at the center of an interesting conflict continues not only to entertain, but also pushed her character to the limit.
We open the eighth issue of WONDER WOMAN to a full page spread of her in a new costume. It is, as Hephaestus states, "archaic," but completely appropriate for Diana who is clearly inspired by her heritage and culture. But this issue is far more than about Wonder Woman getting a new costume -- it's about her journey into Hell to face Hades, defeat him, and bring Zola home.
There are some great scenes shared by Diana and Hermes as well, and there is great banter between them.
WONDER WOMAN #8 continues to be an interesting, fresh and unique take on a classic DC character that will keep you guessing and on the edge of your seat. The issue also features the return of artist Cliff Chiang, and it is certainly a welcome return. Chiang captures the movement and action in the issue brilliantly, and fully captures the dark tone and mood of the book in the scenes where Diana and Zola are reunited.
Halfway through the issue is an unexpected twist that I did not see coming -- and I can't wait to see what happens next.
The Bad
Nothing bad here.
The Verdict
While WONDER WOMAN #8 may not be the Wonder Woman story I (and probably many other fans) can get 100% behind, it is certainly an interesting story and provides a completely different take on the character than anything I have ever seen. She's very different, but at the same time; she is still the same Diana.
The cover is very deceiving. On it we see a gun toting Wonder Woman, holding in each hand each of Eros' golden pistols. As for whether or not she uses them, I won't spoil the story for you; but the result is not at all what I expected. I have to congratulate Azzarello on creating and maintaining a level of suspense and excitement that is lacking in so many other superhero books. While this is a good jumping on point (it would be easy to pick up this issue and follow along), if you've never read any of her books,keep in mind that this is a very different take on her character.
5 su 5
Da CVine
Citazione di: RedRobin il 17 Aprile 2012, 15:50:39
Citazione di: V il 16 Aprile 2012, 22:45:23
Citazione di: RedRobin il 11 Aprile 2012, 13:40:22
Vorrei veramente leggere però di Firestom e Freccia Verde non me ne frega niente.
Lo spillato perfetto sarebbe: Flash,Aquaman e WW
lo spillato dei sogni :ahsisi:
:quoto:
STRA :quoto:
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bravI entrambi gli Azz :ahsisi:
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There's a distinct theme that's been forming over the issues of the new "Wonder Woman" by Brian Azzarello and Cliff Chiang and it's once more front and center this month. It's the idea that Wonder Woman's had the truth hidden from her over and over again, a direct contrast to the woman whose iconic magic lasso compels people to speak the truth. Past issues had revelations that included the god Zeus being her father and the reality of how the other Amazons were conceived and what happened to the unwanted children of such unions.
This month, Diana discovers the true nature of Hades' underworld and while it's not as shocking to readers as it is to her, it's still another piece of her world that's come tumbling down. She may a woman of two worlds -- the mortal and the divine -- but it's becoming increasingly clear that it's the mortal world where her feet are firmly rooted, even as she continues to consort with the Greek gods. Her confusion ends up making her come across not as naïve, but rather as someone firmly on the side of the audience.
As a result, when "Wonder Woman" #8 plays out, Azzarello brings it all through a natural progression. All of the pieces of this issue are laid out one at a time, and when she makes her final decision on how to try and free Zola from the underworld, her plan both succeeds and fails, depending on how you look at it. It's very much like Wonder Woman to end up in hot water herself as a result of helping someone else; she has always been one of the most selfless heroes at DC. It's also another exciting cliffhanger and that's something this series of "Wonder Woman" in general is great at; that continual "what happens next?" question mark hanging over each chapter.
Chiang's art is a large part of the appeal of "Wonder Woman" right now, too. I love the sharp, deliberate lines that form the title character with her perfectly shaped eyes and ringlet curls or how her outfit comes across much more as armor than merely for show. The reinterpretations of the gods has also been a lot of fun here, and seeing Hermes and Hades here is another reminder of how each one is clearly based on classic mythology but then providing a more modern, clever take on those ideas. The candles on Hades' head might have looked strange from another artist, for example, but here the molten wax paired with the black armor feels right. When a parting shot is aimed at our hero, the body language on Diana moving to deflect the projectile is so smooth that you might actually think you saw her move her bracelet up to keep it away.
"Wonder Woman" is designed to push buttons (last month's issue in particular pushed a lot), there's no doubt. With each new chapter, though, I feel like we're getting a strong through-line of these ideas, that it's all there to specifically align for a greater purpose. It's still one of the most interesting books in DC's New 52 and while some ideas might be a little off-putting, I feel that it's trying to startle its readers even as it's providing more than just shock tactics. I'm curious to see where the title will go next. More importantly, it also answers the question of what sets Wonder Woman apart from the rest of the Amazons; she's better than them, someone for whom you should look up to.
4 su 5
Da CBR
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Azzarello sta facendo un lavoro egregio
ha preso WW e senza stravolgerla l'ha trasformata in un personaggio Vertigo, speriamo non si incarti proseguendo, come suo solito :w00t: :clap:
...e CHiang è un DIO, quindi è sulla serie giusta! :P
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WONDER WOMAN #12
Written by BRIAN AZZARELLO
Art and cover by CLIFF CHIANG
1:25 B&W Variant cover by CLIFF CHIANG
On sale AUGUST 15 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
• WONDER WOMAN faces a choice: Defend ZEUS'S throne from APOLLO – or defend her closest friend!
• Plus: Zola gives birth to something completely unexpected!
ullalà
Sono "scioccato" :lol:
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As she walks down the isle to marry Hades, we ask ourselves whether this is really the way Diana would act?
The Good
Who ever thought they would see Wonder Woman in a wedding gown, walking down the isle to meet Hades, no less? Not to mention, willingly. Of all the qualities that Azzarello captures, Diana's honor is probably the best executed in this series. She made an oath to save and protect Zola, and she does. Even if it means walking down the isle and lying to Hades, confessing her love to him.
I say honor because she stands by her promise to Zola, doing whatever it takes and sacrificing her pride in order to protect her. But she does it dishonestly. Would Diana lie? Would she put her sword down? She is a warrior after all; deception and cunning aren't attributes I am used to seeing as part of her nature -- particularly not if it means winning a war; and she is at war with Hades.
Whether it is in character for her to act this way; it's certain that her portrayal here is entertaining. The story is good. The writing is interesting, even if it is different, and even if this isn't the Wonder Woman that we are used to.
Finally, can you really deceive the crown prince of death? And if you do, and he finds out; you might have even bigger problems on your hands.
Tony Atkins does a phenomenal job in this issue taking over for Cliff Chiang; and I did find it funny that Atkins used Azzarello's likeness for the God of War we see at the beginning of the issue -- particularly since some of the dialogue seems to match Azzarello's demeanor perfectly. Atkins' artistic style and Matthew Wilson's colors will not take away from the story when it's collected; the artistic style is similar enough to Chiang's that it won't matter. Atkins does a great job capturing the expressions of these characters and the excitement of the story. His pencis compliment the writing perfectly.
The Bad
The only question I really had about this issue was whether or not the events here are out of character for Diana. Yet, does it matter? Often we see Diana put her cunning and smarts to the side and instead focus on defending her cause in a physical battle of brute force. That's not to say she is unintelligent, it's just that I've never her seen her so deceptive before in all of her past appearances. Is this a bad thing, though? Is it bad to have these changes made to Diana's character? Would she lie? The lie and deception is (in itself) a contradiction to her honor. Is this something she would do in order to beat Hades? Then again, is it for me to judge? If it's a good story should it matter that it feels as though the character has greatly deviated from the way we're used to seeing her act?
The Verdict
This is a great issue, and it has been a consistently great series. Yet; this is not the Wonder Woman we knew and grew up with. This one seems to have many levels to her character, and things are not as black and white as we are used to. So is this a good thing? At this point, it's hard to change. Is the essence of Wonder Woman's book even still the same? Is she still even the same character? Get rid of the costume, and can we really call this a Wonder Woman series? Then again, it's such a great story, so should that really matter? Should continuity really factor into the equation? That's the biggest conflict I had with this issue and with this series as it moves forward.
4 su 5
Da CBR
Citazione di: Azrael il 14 Maggio 2012, 16:48:33
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WONDER WOMAN #12
Written by BRIAN AZZARELLO
Art and cover by CLIFF CHIANG
1:25 B&W Variant cover by CLIFF CHIANG
On sale AUGUST 15 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
• WONDER WOMAN faces a choice: Defend ZEUS'S throne from APOLLO – or defend her closest friend!
• Plus: Zola gives birth to something completely unexpected!
:o incredibile.
P.S.
è una mia impressione o WW ha rubato la copertina a superman...e sopratutto lei fa l'uomo ? ;)
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If Tony Akins wasn't such a good artist, I'd probably have put down Wonder Woman with this issue. With Brian Azzarello creating a slow build-up to Diana's marriage to the childlike Hades, I can't help but feel this is like the Tim Burton version of Wonder Woman — the ideas are wild, splashy and over-the-top in their attention to visuals, but it's all to the point of self-indulgence, while the main character still is someone that has things done to her, not doing things on her own. Part of this is also due to much of Azzarello's focus being diverted to Diana's supporting cast, such as the gods War and Strife, who he seems to enjoy working with way more than Diana. (She does get a good moment, however, where she examines the literal hole left in her heart by Eros' romance-dealing pistols.) The saving grace of this dark, weirdly inorganic story is Akins, who makes Diana a memorable figure with her "bride of the undead" outfit (complete with severed hands on the gown), as well as Hades' terrified, emaciated ex-wife. That all said, as memorable as this story is with its ideas, it only feels like a Wonder Woman story because she's there. The shifting tone isn't a bad thing, but Diana needs to be a more active character — and bigger focus from the writer — if she really wants to soar.
4 su 10
Da Newsarama
il voto e la recensione parlano di due fumetti diversi :lolle:
non son quasi mai d'accordo con le recensioni di NRama, mi pare che sti meregani vogliano azione e cliffhangers gratuiti ad ogni numero... bah :shifty:
A me sta serie continua a piacere tantissimo.. :sisi:
già... 4 su 10 è un po' una miseria...
voto abbastanza ingiusto imho, a me è piaciuto parecchio :blink:
WONDER WOMAN, VOL. 1: BLOOD Spotlight – Day One
As part of the groundbreaking DC COMICS-THE NEW 52, last September's relaunch of WONDER WOMAN gave the iconic character a new origin (Zeus is her father) and extended her family to include various Greek Gods. Since it's debut, the series has brought darker aspects to Diana's stories by blending superhero, mythological and horror genres to create a fresh take on the story of the Amazon warrior. Collecting the premiere storyline of this acclaimed series, WONDER WOMAN, VOL. 1: BLOOD goes on sale this Wednesday in comic book stores.
Written by Brian Azzarello and illustrated by Cliff Chiang with art by Tony Akins and Dan Green, WONDER WOMAN, VOL. 1: BLOOD also includes an exciting array of backup material including various character designs and cover sketches by Chiang. To celebrate the hardcover book's release, we'll be giving you a special behind-the-scenes tour of some of these supplemental materials every day this week right here on THE SOURCE. Today, check out some of Chiang's designs for Wonder Woman and Hermes and be sure to pick up your copy of WONDER WOMAN, VOL. 1: BLOOD!
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Ecco....perchè la Lion non li ha messi gli schizzi?
Citazione di: Reverse Flash il 29 Maggio 2012, 14:54:01
Ecco....perchè la Lion non li ha messi gli schizzi?
Gli schizzi sono cosa "nuova" e si trovano nel volume che esce domani negli USA :lolle:
Poiché voglio comprare il TP americano mi stavo domandando: mica servirà seguire qualche altra serie per coprire tutta la continuity di WW?
WONDER WOMAN, VOL. 1: BLOOD Spotlight – Day Two
As part of the groundbreaking DC COMICS-THE NEW 52, last September's relaunch of WONDER WOMAN gave the iconic character a new origin (Zeus is her father) and extended her family to include various Greek Gods. Since it's debut, the series has brought darker aspects to Diana's stories by blending superhero, mythological and horror genres to create a fresh take on the story of the Amazon warrior. Collecting the premiere storyline of this acclaimed series, WONDER WOMAN, VOL. 1: BLOOD goes on sale in comic book stores tomorrow.
Written by Brian Azzarello and illustrated by Cliff Chiang with art by Tony Akins and Dan Green, WONDER WOMAN, VOL. 1: BLOOD also includes an exciting array of backup material including various character designs and cover sketches by Chiang. To celebrate the hardcover book's release, we'll be giving you a special behind-the-scenes tour of some of these supplemental materials every day this week right here on THE SOURCE. Today, check out some of Chiang's designs for Zola, Zeus, Apollo and Ares, and be sure to pick up your copy of WONDER WOMAN, VOL. 1: BLOOD!
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Citazione di: emmeemmeesse il 29 Maggio 2012, 19:10:05
Poiché voglio comprare il TP americano mi stavo domandando: mica servirà seguire qualche altra serie per coprire tutta la continuity di WW?
No, vai tranquillo anche solo con WW.
Eventualmente ci sarà qualcosa in JL, ma per capire la storia di Azzarello basterà la sua serie regolare.
Citazione di: Bruce Wayne il 29 Maggio 2012, 19:23:09
Citazione di: emmeemmeesse il 29 Maggio 2012, 19:10:05
Poiché voglio comprare il TP americano mi stavo domandando: mica servirà seguire qualche altra serie per coprire tutta la continuity di WW?
No, vai tranquillo anche solo con WW.
Eventualmente ci sarà qualcosa in JL, ma per capire la storia di Azzarello basterà la sua serie regolare.
Thx.
Nel caso, recuper JL da un amico. :P
Citazione di: Azrael il 29 Maggio 2012, 14:55:53
Citazione di: Reverse Flash il 29 Maggio 2012, 14:54:01
Ecco....perchè la Lion non li ha messi gli schizzi?
Gli schizzi sono cosa "nuova" e si trovano nel volume che esce domani negli USA :lolle:
Certi li ho visti dal vol 1 al 6 della Jla
WONDER WOMAN, VOL. 1: BLOOD Spotlight – Day Three
As part of the groundbreaking DC COMICS-THE NEW 52, last September's relaunch of WONDER WOMAN gave the iconic character a new origin (Zeus is her father) and extended her family to include various Greek Gods. Since it's debut, the series has brought darker aspects to Diana's stories by blending superhero, mythological and horror genres to create a fresh take on the story of the Amazon warrior. Collecting the premiere storyline of this acclaimed series, WONDER WOMAN, VOL. 1: BLOOD goes on sale in comic book stores today and in book stores everywhere on Tuesday.
Written by Brian Azzarello and illustrated by Cliff Chiang with art by Tony Akins and Dan Green, WONDER WOMAN, VOL. 1: BLOOD also includes an exciting array of backup material including various character designs and cover sketches by Chiang. To celebrate the hardcover book's release, we'll be giving you a special behind-the-scenes tour of some of these supplemental materials every day this week right here on THE SOURCE. Today, check out some of Chiang's designs for Strife, Hera, Hippolyta, the Amazons and the male and female centaurs, and be sure to pick up your copy of WONDER WOMAN, VOL. 1: BLOOD!
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WONDER WOMAN, VOL. 1: BLOOD Spotlight – Day Four
As part of the groundbreaking DC COMICS-THE NEW 52, last September's relaunch of WONDER WOMAN gave the iconic character a new origin (Zeus is her father) and extended her family to include various Greek Gods. Since it's debut, the series has brought darker aspects to Diana's stories by blending superhero, mythological and horror genres to create a fresh take on the story of the Amazon warrior. Collecting the premiere storyline of this acclaimed series, WONDER WOMAN, VOL. 1: BLOOD is available in comic book stores now and on Tuesday in book stores everywhere.
Written by Brian Azzarello and illustrated by Cliff Chiang with art by Tony Akins and Dan Green, WONDER WOMAN, VOL. 1: BLOOD also includes an exciting array of backup material including various character designs and cover sketches by Chiang. To celebrate the hardcover book's release, we'll be giving you a special behind-the-scenes tour of some of these supplemental materials every day this week right here on THE SOURCE. Today, check out some of Chiang's cover sketches and be sure to pick up your copy of WONDER WOMAN, VOL. 1: BLOOD!
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WONDER WOMAN, VOL. 1: BLOOD Spotlight – Day Five
As part of the groundbreaking DC COMICS-THE NEW 52, last September's relaunch of WONDER WOMAN gave the iconic character a new origin (Zeus is her father) and extended her family to include various Greek Gods. Since it's debut, the series has brought darker aspects to Diana's stories by blending superhero, mythological and horror genres to create a fresh take on the story of the Amazon warrior. Collecting the premiere storyline of this acclaimed series, WONDER WOMAN, VOL. 1: BLOOD is available in comic book stores now and on Tuesday in book stores everywhere.
Written by Brian Azzarello and illustrated by Cliff Chiang with art by Tony Akins and Dan Green, WONDER WOMAN, VOL. 1: BLOOD also includes an exciting array of backup material including various character designs and cover sketches by Chiang. To celebrate the hardcover book's release, we've been giving you a special behind-the-scenes tour of some of these supplemental materials every day this week right here on THE SOURCE. Today, check out some more of Chiang's cover sketches and be sure to pick up your copy of WONDER WOMAN, VOL. 1: BLOOD!
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ma Circe l'hanno mostrata com'è ora?
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WONDER WOMAN #0
Written by BRIAN AZZARELLO
Art and cover by CLIFF CHIANG
1:25 B&W Variant cover by CLIFF CHIANG
On sale SEPTEMBER 19 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
• A facet of the past is revealed – and a foe is introduced!
• How did Wonder Woman become a star pupil of Ares?
Mi è appena arrivato il TP Blood!!! :wub:
Ho appena finito di leggere il tp: FAVOLOSO!!!
Peccato che le ultime due storie non siano disegnate da Chiang. <_<
Ares come Azzarello è mitico! :asd:
Solo una domanda: chi è Lennox? Cioè, l'avrei già dovuto capire in questi primi sei numeri o si scoprirà più in là? Se si deve ancora scoprire, non voglio Spoiler. :P
Sbaglio o ricorda John Costantine? xD Non voglio dire blasfemie. Inoltre, il suo slang è inglese o americano? Quel "leave the mistah to my sistah" mi sa di american ganngsta. :P
Ah, ultimo quesito: quanto dovrò aspettare per il secondo TP? :cry:
Nessuno può aiutarmi? :cry:
Il prossimo hc (tp sono i brossurati, hc i cartonati :up:) immagino uscirà tra 6 mesi, se contiene più di 6 numeri anche dopo
Alle altre domande invece non so rispondere, mi spiace :)
Lennox non ho capito nemmeno io chi è...
Sei mesi? D:
Grazie.
Per Lennox, allora, mi sa che ci tocca aspettare. xD
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Akins proprio non mi piace come disegna Diana :dno:
Citazione di: Dr Strange il 18 Giugno 2012, 16:00:04
Akins proprio non mi piace come disegna Diana :dno:
nella privviù ci sono le pagine di Kano, Akins ha un tratto diverso e più simile a quello di Chiang
ah ok, ma non mi è piaciuto nemmeno l'altro numero disegnato da lui, ora pensavo che queste fossero sue, ma estendo volentieri il mio commento a Kano (ma è quello di MK? :lolle:)
Non mi dispiace, però preferisco Chiang!
Chiang tutta la vita! :up:
Non vorrei essere blasfemo, ma a livello di disegni non era meglio mettere qualcuno con uno stile un pò piu sensuale? WW è una sex symbol del DCU quindi forse era preferibile mettere un disegnatore con un tratto piu sexy. Non credo che avrebbe svalutato la qualità della storia e forse avrebbe aggiunto anche un tocco di pepe in piu. Questi disegni sono stupendi, su questo non ci piove, ma forse snaturano un pò la "sexytà" di Diana.
il fatto è che i disegni di Chiang completano la trama di Azzarrello in modo perfetto e viceversa :ahsisi:
Citazione di: Guy Gardner il 20 Giugno 2012, 16:40:25
Non vorrei essere blasfemo, ma a livello di disegni non era meglio mettere qualcuno con uno stile un pò piu sensuale? WW è una sex symbol del DCU quindi forse era preferibile mettere un disegnatore con un tratto piu sexy. Non credo che avrebbe svalutato la qualità della storia e forse avrebbe aggiunto anche un tocco di pepe in piu. Questi disegni sono stupendi, su questo non ci piove, ma forse snaturano un pò la "sexytà" di Diana.
secondo me con lo stile di Azzarello ci sarebbero stati male. :lol:
ma io volevo vedere ww gnoccona :cry:
Comunque a questo punto mi sa che hanno fatto bene a mettere azzarello. La qualità della storia va messa in evidenza rispetto alla gnoccagine della WW.
Comunque per me è altrettanto gnocca anche così :look:
Citazione di: Metta World Hankey il 20 Giugno 2012, 17:29:05
il fatto è che i disegni di Chiang completano la trama di Azzarrello in modo perfetto e viceversa :ahsisi:
Infatti, il punto è proprio quello! :sisi:
Ciò detto, non posso però fare a meno di quotare Guy, ad esempio mi piace tanto la WW di Jim Lee sulla Justice League.
Citazione di: Matches Malone il 20 Giugno 2012, 20:32:14
Comunque per me è altrettanto gnocca anche così :look:
anche a me piace.
Citazione di: Matches Malone il 20 Giugno 2012, 20:32:14
Comunque per me è altrettanto gnocca anche così :look:
Quoto il buon maccio :asd:
Guardate quanto è bella :wub:
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:wub: :wub: :wub:
e gia... è gnocca pure cosi. Diciamocelo, chi non si farebbe prendere quella chiave con la forza :evilgrin:
Post Uniti: 20 Giugno 2012, 22:02:20
E comunque cè da dire una cosa. A me piace molo la WW di jim lee, però quella ha un tratto leggermente piu immaturo e " giovane" perchè è ambientato 5 anni prima dei numeri attuali, in alcune vignette sembra quasi una teen ager. Non che solo 5 anni cambino qualcosa, però un tratto piu da donna questo chiang ce lo ha messo.
Io credo si stia facendo un abuso della gnocca nei fumetti. :ahsisi:
C'è altro oltre a quello come, ad esempio, le storie e i disegnatori bravi dove per bravi non s'intende "so disegnare gnocconi assurdi". :asd:
Così la penso io. Poi, ognuno la sua.
Citazione di: Azrael il 20 Giugno 2012, 21:22:52
Citazione di: Matches Malone il 20 Giugno 2012, 20:32:14
Comunque per me è altrettanto gnocca anche così :look:
Quoto il buon maccio :asd:
Guardate quanto è bella :wub:
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:wub: :wub: :wub:
Eh sì è molto bella. :lol:
Post Uniti: 21 Giugno 2012, 00:45:14
Citazione di: emmeemmeesse il 20 Giugno 2012, 23:16:32
Io credo si stia facendo un abuso della gnocca nei fumetti. :ahsisi:
C'è altro oltre a quello come, ad esempio, le storie e i disegnatori bravi dove per bravi non s'intende "so disegnare gnocconi assurdi". :asd:
Così la penso io. Poi, ognuno la sua.
facciamo un disegnatore bravo che disegna una bella WW e siamo tutti contenti :P :asd:
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How will Wonder Woman escape being trapped by her own lasso, and will she really be forced to marry Hades?
The Good
The last time we saw Wonder Woman she was stuck in a situation she could not easily escape. Our hero was trapped at the mercy of Hades; her own Lasso of Truth tied into a noose and slipped around her neck. How will she get out of this one? This entire series has been consistently good, and this issue is no different. Azzarello does a great job building momentum in the story and and eventually brings about a logical explanation to the story.
I think one of the most difficult qualities to convey for any Wonder Woman writer is the marriage between Diana's warrior spirit and her sense of compassion. Both characteristics seem so different, that its sometimes hard to see her as both. Azzarelllo does this effortlessly, however, and this issue is a perfect example of that. Diana is clearly led first and foremost by her sense of compassion for others, and that is what fuels her battles. She's fighting for what is right, not to "win" as she clearly states in this issue in a confrontation with Hades.
The cover to this issue is really stunning, and Tony Akins' interiors are equally as beautiful. He does a great job helping the story flow the way he lays out his panels. His ability to capture emotion and excitement is very well demonstrated in this issue, too.
The Bad
This isn't so much a bad thing as it is a little bit confusing. I don't really understand Strife's motivations. Does she simply want to cause "strife," and make people's lives miserable? If so, why would she show up to help Wonder Woman during the fight with Hades? It's something that I'm just not buying.
The Verdict
Overall, this is a great issue. It serves to tie up some loose ends, closes out the story with Hades; but I think it's good that Azzarello left it sort of open ended. This is clearly not the last we've seen of Hades, and there may be room yet to develop his character further in the future. I think that it's interesting to see so many characters team up with Wonder Woman, all to save Zola. I think it's great that they all have their individual motivations, and that's important. I would have liked to see a bit more of that in this issue. The art in this issue is gorgeous; I'm a big fan of Akins on this series and I think he did a stellar job in this issue. This issue wraps up the current story and the next will likely be a good place for new readers to start this series; although this issue is pretty easy to read as well. This is a consistently good series, and I am looking forward to the next issue.
5 su 5
Da CVine
Citazionefacciamo un disegnatore bravo che disegna una bella WW e siamo tutti contenti
Okkè. :lolle:
Prima o poi dovrò decidermi a leggere WW. I commenti sono troppo positivi, mi sa che andrò di HC/TP (insomma, quello che è).
Citazione di: Darko il 22 Giugno 2012, 11:27:36
Prima o poi dovrò decidermi a leggere WW. I commenti sono troppo positivi, mi sa che andrò di HC/TP (insomma, quello che è).
HC
Effaibenissimo!
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Brian Azzarello's work with Cliff Chiang and Tony Akins on "Wonder Woman" has been, up to now, one of the big creative hits of DC Comics' big re-launch. As a result, the idea of adding in a new artist to the mix could have been a little worrisome; Chiang and Akins are both working quite well with Azzarello, and the book is handsome. When it's an artist like Kano stepping in for half an issue, though? Quite frankly, the transition is almost seamless.
It helps that Kano is definitely an artist in the same camp as Chiang and Akins; smooth, clean lines, expressive faces, graceful storytelling. In many ways, Kano's art feels like a merger of these other two artists; the carefully coiffed hair feels like Chiang, while the careful, collected expressions on Wonder Woman's face match perfectly with the half of the issue that Akins draws. Kano also reminds us here that he's good at action, too; Diana's attempted escape from Hades is fluid and fun to read over and over again. The leaping, the charging through the faceless bodies, the swirl of the magic lasso... it's stunning.
Akins does his own share of the heavy lifting here, too. His half of the issue is a little looser than Kano's but it looks good, too. Hell, with his melted candle wax covering his eyes, still looks wonderfully creepy. Hephaestus is oafish and non-menacing wrapped up into one, and the determined final look we get of Wonder Woman this issue is spot-on perfect.
As for the story itself, there are a few moments that are fairly brilliant. A comic which opens with Wonder Woman under the power of her own truth-telling lasso saying that yes, she loves Hades is a tough moment from which to wiggle out an escape for the rest of the series, after all. It's to Azzarello's credit that he not only comes up with a way in which to do so, but at the heart of that escape is a strong, fundamental truth about the character of Wonder Woman that shows how much he understands her. And while most of this issue wraps up the storyline set in the underworld (and in a way that pulls together the majority of characters to date), I appreciate that we're still getting glimpses at what's still to come. The mystery of Lennox is starting to deepen, and the reappearance of Strife this issue is a reminder of some other moments from earlier in the series that feel ripe for a return. There's enough cleverness in this issue alone to make me want to read the next dozen issues, quite frankly.
"Wonder Woman" #10 continues the trend of strong comics for this series, both in writing and art. And if Kano ever wants to come back and draw more "Wonder Woman," well, I won't complain. As much as I love Chiang's art, and also appreciate Akins as a regular fill-in artist, Kano's more than proven this month that he has what it takes to draw "Wonder Woman," too.
4 su 5
Da CBR
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WONDER WOMAN #13
Written by BRIAN AZZARELLO
Art by TONY AKINS and DAN GREEN
Cover by CLIFF CHIANG
1:25 B&W Variant cover by CLIFF CHIANG
On sale OCTOBER 17 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
• A terrible betrayal forces Wonder Woman to make a deal with the gods who want her dead!
• Ares, god of war, takes a sudden interest in the Amazing Amazon!
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We are introduced to two characters in the latest issue of Wonder Woman's self-titled, ongoing series.
The Good
We haven't seen Apollo since the beginning of Azzarello's WONDER WOMAN series -- until now, that is. The character resurfaces and makes his first "real" appearance in the comic; and he's not there to help Diana. Apollo teams up with his sister, Artemis, to face Wonder Woman, Hermes and Lennox and things seem to take off according to Hera's plans. There are a lot of things that happen very quickly in this issue, and while that can sometimes be a good thing, here it feels like things progress a little bit too fast., but I'll get into that later.
I like the way the story opens. The reader will get the idea that things are much bigger than they seem and seeing Apollo and Artemis get involved in the main story as well as their relationship with Hera is important to the direction. These two have an important role in this issue, and they are at the forefront of all the action. The thing is, these two are much stronger than Diana, as you'll see pretty early on.
I really loved Cliff Chiang's art (as usual). I always enjoy seeing him on a book and I think he makes reading this series a fantastic experience. I love the way that he draws action and emotion.
The Bad
I mentioned that things move pretty quickly, and while that's good for some books, it feels as though the pacing may have been a little bit too fast in this issue. If you read it then you might know what I am referring to. This issue feature a fight between Hermes, Wonder Woman and Lennox and it ends very quickly. At the end of the issue, our heroes confront the pair once again. What bugged me is the fact that Hermes and Diana seemed to be down and out one minute, and the next they're fine and ready for another fight. It all just felt very rushed and as if the writer really needed to push the story to the next level.
The Verdict
Like I said, it's always a pleasure to see Cliff Chiang grace WONDER WOMAN with his incredible skill and talent. I think , by far, he's one of my absolute favorite artists and I find that his style is perfect for this series. I loved seeing Apollo make his return (as well as his demands) in the latest issue, but I did think there were some flaws with this book. I mentioned I found that the pacing was too fast, and that's a problem; particularly if you want to convey a strong fight scene. Even all powerful characters need a moment to recover. Although this was not the strongest issue in this series, it still ends on a cliff hanger that left me wanting more.
4/5
Da CVine
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This game of thrones may look gorgeous, but is Brian Azzarello really giving Wonder Woman her due? With so many Olympians vying for Zeus's unborn offspring — and the human woman who's carrying it — the overheated superhuman politics overwhelm this comic, barely giving Princess Diana of Themyscria a chance to shine in her own book.
But before I discuss that in more detail, the good stuff is still good — namely, Cliff Chiang. Chiang has become so "on-model" with Wonder Woman that it reminds me of Batman: The Animated Series, with clean, confident lines creating expressive, animated characters. While I wish his inking was just a little bit looser — almost in that Dodson style — Chiang clearly revels in his character designs, from the beautiful and brawny Diana to the lanky, bird-footed Apollo. The moment where Diana reveals her armored breastplate and puts on her trademark tiara and winning smile is a subdued but still effective introduction to the character.
Unfortunately, Azzarello takes it for granted that we'll care about her. At least with the previous issues with Diana being trapped into a wedding with Hades, there were some stakes for the title character. With Diana's return to the real world, we're back to the story subsisting solely on intrigue among her supporting cast. There's no insight to Wonder Woman aside from her diving into the fray, getting beaten up, and rising to do it again. In other words, Diana is a tourist in her own book.
Perhaps my problems with Wonder Woman are about the stakes involved. Olympians are a-plenty here, but do I resonate enough with Hera, Hermes or Apollo to really care who gets Zeus's throne? Is this a grave threat to the world? Indeed, this danger is neither clear nor present, and while it's clear Azzarello is having fun with the supporting cast, they're overstaying their welcome and choking out the character that Azzarello should be focusing on.
There's something about Diana of Themyscria that has kept her alive in pop culture all these years — but this isn't it. While we're not in Tim Burton levels of self-indulgence anymore, Azzarello's story is getting away from him, and there's only so much goodwill Chiang can muster with pretty art for a nonstarter plot. Gods and monsters have thrived in this run of Wonder Woman, but until we get some humanity from the lead character, this book will never reach its true potential.
6/10
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Io comincio ad apprezzare Chiang... comincio ad entrare in sintonia con il suo stile... :sisi:
Citazione di: Occhi nella Notte il 12 Agosto 2012, 10:36:04
Io comincio ad apprezzare Chiang... comincio ad entrare in sintonia con il suo stile... :sisi:
A me sin dal primo numero è piaciuto :wub:
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WONDER WOMAN #14
Written by BRIAN AZZARELLO
Art by TONY AKINS and DAN GREEN
Cover by CLIFF CHIANG
1:25 B&W Variant cover by CLIFF CHIANG
On sale NOVEMBER 21 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
• Wonder Woman's twisted "family" grows larger than she could have imagined.
• On the trail of the god who betrayed her, Diana crosses the path of the deadly SIROCCA!
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Prepare yourself for more than one "did that really just happen?" moment in this awesome issue of WONDER WOMAN.
The Good
Where do I even begin? Even if you haven't been reading WONDER WOMAN since the beginning, and even if you aren't much of a fan of the character, you might want to consider going out and getting this issue -- especially if you're a big fan of what Jack Kirby did for DC Comics starting in the early 1970's. Okay, here's the thing you need to realize when you read this series: Azzarello is making zero apologies for changing Wonder Woman -- and he's changing her a lot. Now, even if you are a huge fan of Wonder Woman's origin story, to a certain extent, it does not do anything to integrate her into the DC Universe as a whole.
The whole idea of Gods and Goddesses and Hellenistic mythos is something that made Wonder Woman difficult to integrate into the DC Universe in general. Rather than doing away with all of that, Azzarello has roped in another major part of the DC Universe and connected the two concepts in a way that is kind of brilliant. When I read this issue I nearly smacked my own forehead and thought to myself, "of course, that just makes so much sense." Because it really does. What Azzarello has done here is combine two concepts that we have yet to see integrated into DC's New 52, without sacrificing Wonder Woman's Greek mythos.
Onto the issue itself. There are so many twists and turns in this issue that you will most definitely be left in awe of what happens. Characters do things and act in ways that are completely unexpected of them, and it's great. Diana is forced to question her alliances in this issue, and she does so in a way that is completely in her character. She won't stop until she gets her vengeance. Yes, this is still the hard-headed Diana that only sees in black and white and wants things done her way.
There's a great moment, mid-battle, where she's given the ability to fly and the way it is executed is just so cool. It's also interesting to see that her powers are a little bit different, too. Without giving much away, it does seem like Diana is stronger than she's ever been.
The Bad
Nothing bad here. This issue kept me on the edge of my seat the entire time.
The Verdict
First off, Cliff Chiang does an incredible job on this issue. I absolutely adore his interiors and the way he portrays movement in his art. It's really well done. As if we couldn't get another mind-blowing moment, Azzarello delivers in this issue. More than any issue before it, you will be guaranteed edge of your seat excitement page after page. It's all executed so beautifully. While not the best jumping on point into WONDER WOMAN, I still think this is a comic every DC fan should read as it pertains to the future of the DC Universe.
5/5
CVine
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In an industry where comics starring female characters are hardly the majority, it's especially nice that we've had three of those titles from major publishers ("Alabaster: Wolves" #5, "Batwoman" #12, and "Wonder Woman" #12) deliver such strong issues in the same week. Brian Azzarello and Cliff Chiang wrap up the first year of "Wonder Woman" with a surprise or two. Except, of course, that looking back through the first eleven issues the information's been under our noses all along.
Introduced in "Wonder Woman" #1 as a woman bearing the child of Zeus that might be the one prophesized to kill one of the Greek Gods and take their place, Zola's position in the title has shifted from center stage to sidelines over the course of this year. With her child's birth finally upon us, though, it's hard to ignore the character this month. And for those of who you have managed to avoid spoilers up until this point, we'll just say that the end of this phase of the story is just the beginning for something bigger.
What's important is that Wonder Woman isn't lost in the shuffle in her own title. She's still the one who makes most of the major events happen. She's fighting for the survival of both Zola and her baby; she's the one who needs to find some way to stop the Greek pantheon from attacking; and she's the one with whom the responsibility is sitting on the shoulders of when the dust settles. While I'd like to start getting some glimpses of her personal life ("Wonder Woman" #1-12 have been a non-stop sprint for the character ever since she woke up in her home in London back in issue #1), for now I feel like this strong, personable character is getting a good display from Azzarello.
As good as Tony Akins has proven himself as the second artist for "Wonder Woman," there's no denying how great Chiang's art looks. From the very first page, his art shines; that early panel with Zola surrounded by Apollo, Artemis, Hera and Strife is wonderful, with each of them gazing at Wonder Woman and Hermes with a slightly different expectation. The range from Hera's disdain to Strife's boredom is great, and the flip side of Wonder Woman with compassion and Hermes with determination is just as good. Throughout the issue there are great little touches; the way Chiang draws Wonder Woman deflecting Artemis's projectiles is lively and appropriate, and Zola's terror on her face as the fall begins is all too appropriate. It's Hera that gets a lot of the attention this month, though, and appropriately so. As the major villain of the first year, her presence is important here and Chiang gives her visually so many great moments and expressions that it cements her self-proclaimed authority and power.
As for the cliffhangers? Well, it's fun to go back and read the first issue now and see the hints that were dropped even then. It all makes sense, something that doesn't always exist with a big surprise moment (or two) to grab the reader's attention. I groaned at the first one because it made perfect sense and was set up earlier, but the second one actually made me gasp a bit. Once again, it's something that fits perfectly with everything we've seen over the course of the first year, and it makes me all the more eager to see Year Two.
"Wonder Woman" #12 is exactly the right way to close out the first year of this comic (and the upcoming second collection, "Wonder Woman: Guts"). I'm just as much a fan of "Wonder Woman" now as I was a year ago, and that's thanks to Azzarello, Chiang and Akins. As always, this is a must-read.
4.5/5
CBR
Azz, che voti alti. Me lo ripeto sempre: devo iniziare a leggere questa storia.
Citazione di: Darko il 17 Agosto 2012, 12:06:27
Azz, che voti alti. Me lo ripeto sempre: devo iniziare a leggere questa storia.
Assolutamente :sisi:
Citazione di: Azrael il 12 Agosto 2012, 10:55:51
Citazione di: Occhi nella Notte il 12 Agosto 2012, 10:36:04
Io comincio ad apprezzare Chiang... comincio ad entrare in sintonia con il suo stile... :sisi:
A me sin dal primo numero è piaciuto :wub:
:quoto:
Citazione di: Azrael il 17 Agosto 2012, 12:09:04
Citazione di: Darko il 17 Agosto 2012, 12:06:27
Azz, che voti alti. Me lo ripeto sempre: devo iniziare a leggere questa storia.
Assolutamente :sisi:
:quoto:
finale del 12 clamoroso e bastardi la storia continua tra due mesi >:(
BRIAN AZZARELLO On Ending WONDER WOMAN #12 With a 'BOOM' (http://www.newsarama.com/comics/brian-azzarell-wonder-woman-orion.html)
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Ottimo finale, con gagliarda bastardata
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Felice di seguire questa serie, carinissima. ^_^
AZZARELLO LOWERS THE BOOM(TUBE) ON "WONDER WOMAN" (http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=40597)
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CBR
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WONDER WOMAN #15
Written by BRIAN AZZARELLO
Art and cover by CLIFF CHIANG
1:25 Variant cover by CLIFF CHIANG
On sale DECEMBER 19 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
• Who is Orion — and what are the New Gods?!
• Massive changes are coming for Wonder Woman and the entire DC Universe!
• Get ready for round 1 of Wonder Woman vs. Orion!
La cover del #0, prima che si decidesse di dare a tutte lo stesso layout:
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Bellina ^_^
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Diana's origin story is revealed in the zero issue of her self titled series.
The Good
Hands down, this is a fantastic issue of WONDER WOMAN. It's clear that both Brian Azzarello and Cliff Chiang channeled old Wonder Woman comics when they sat down to create this issue. The dialogue is very similar to the type of dialogue and narrative that you would see in early Wonder Woman comics. Cliff also does a great job capturing the look and feel of Diana as a pre-teen.
This issue does a few things really well. It explores Diana's psyche; who she is and where she came from, which is exactly what a good "zero issue" should do. Diana has endured this sense of despair about having been "born of clay." The Amazon Princess struggled to gain acceptance and respect from her peers while she was growing up, and I think it's interesting to see that referenced here in this issue. It's definitely an experience that helped mold Diana's personality.
The end of the issue also features a scene where Wonder Woman is faced with a troubling reality; what does it mean to be a true warrior? She demonstrates that although others may have certain expectations of her, she will be true to herself first and foremost; even if it means losing the respect of someone she looks up to. It's an interesting notion and I think it's one of the most important scenes in her series so far. This scene is Azzarello's way of showing the reader the kind of person that Diana is. In this scene, Accarello is essentially shaping the woman that she will grow up to be and defining her moral code. She will not kill if she does not have to. That's pretty heavy for a thirteen-year old.
The Bad
Now, this isn't necessarily a "bad" thing, I just wasn't quite sure where to put it. One of the characteristics that defined Diana was the idea that she was raised on an island of women, isolated from men. She was groomed by female warriors to be the greatest female warrior. In Azzarello's version of Diana's origin, he changes all that. Diana first meets a man when she is confronted by the God of War who agrees to train her, if she is willing. In this issue Diana agrees and she is taught by a man to be the greatest warrior. On the surface, this doesn't seem like too much of a problem, or even a really big change; but for a longtime fan of the character, this change to her origin has massive implications.
Azzarello presents a good point. Could Diana really be the ultimate, most badass warrior there every existed without a well-rounded education and a broad skill-set? To be the ultimate warrior Diana would not only need to gain the perspective of her Amazonian peers and her mother, but the perspective of the God of War as well -- who just so happens to be a man. Only with that well rounded education could she surpass her peers.
Yet, could this change could also be viewed as Azzarello's way of implying that Diana could never be one of the greatest warriors ever to exist if taught by an island full of women? That does change things a bit, doesn't it?
You can view the events in a couple of different ways. Either there are sexist undertones present in this issue, or this is Azzarello's way of explaining that Diana needed additional perspective in order to become a great warrior.
The Verdict
While I can see how this could be a contentious issue, the more I think about it, the more I find I like the idea. By establishing War as a father figure to Diana she is being developed into a more well-rounded character. Not only did she gain a father-figure to teach her, but she also gained a more well rounded warrior skill-set. Having said that, is this something that couldn't be achieved with just women? Does Wonder Woman need a man to be a whole character? I think that this issue left me with more questions than answers about the identity of Wonder Woman's character and it will be interesting to see how they alter her persona in the coming issues.
4/5
CVine
Molto bello il numero 0. :sisi:
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Apart from the obligatory and limiting layout of the cover, Wonder Woman #0 is a breathtakingly beautiful issue. Cliff Chiang's expressiveness and Matt Wilson's warm colors bring the action and emotion of this story to life exquisitely. Brian Azzarello flashes back to an adolescent Diana unaware of her true origin, and shunned by her peers for who they all believe her to be. More determined than ever to prove herself, Diana faces trials presented to her with fierce bravery and exceptional conviction. It is clear that these moments will define the woman that she becomes. Within the limited scope of this one issue, Azzarello tells an engaging story and authentically builds the character. Wonder Woman #0 is a nostalgic and endearing glimpse into the youth of Diana of Themyscira. I enjoyed it.
7/10
Newsarama
Cover WW #16:
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Design di Orion
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:w00t:
In questa realtà Orion ha il viso bello??
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Non riesco a capire le critiche che sono state portate a questa serie... io la trovo molto dignitosa...
Critiche? io sapevo che era tra le più quotate tra i NeW 52!
Citazione di: Shimamura81 il 15 Ottobre 2012, 12:23:31
Critiche? io sapevo che era tra le più quotate tra i NeW 52!
Si e no. La serie è stata anche abbastanza criticata, perchè secondo alcuni Azzarello non stà facendo il lavoro che dovrebbe fare un'autore come lui...
Io non ho mai letto WW prima del reboot, ma non credo fosse già così...o sbaglio?
Poi che possa piacere o meno questo è un altro discorso...
Citazione di: Dr Strange il 15 Ottobre 2012, 14:08:02
Io non ho mai letto WW prima del reboot, ma non credo fosse già così...o sbaglio?
Poi che possa piacere o meno questo è un altro discorso...
In che senso cosi? Azzarello ha cambiato parecchio le sue vecchie origini.
A me finora sta piacendo tantissimo e io non sono il più grande estimatore di Azzarello ^_^
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WONDER WOMAN #16
Written by BRIAN AZZARELLO
Art and cover by CLIFF CHIANG
1:25 B&W Variant cover by CLIFF CHIANG
On sale JANUARY 23 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
• Wonder Woman and her half brother Milan must grapple with the dangerous New God known as Orion!
• What strange alliance has the terrifying First Born made?
Citazione di: Azrael il 15 Ottobre 2012, 14:09:48
Citazione di: Dr Strange il 15 Ottobre 2012, 14:08:02
Io non ho mai letto WW prima del reboot, ma non credo fosse già così...o sbaglio?
Poi che possa piacere o meno questo è un altro discorso...
In che senso cosi? Azzarello ha cambiato parecchio le sue vecchie origini.
A me finora sta piacendo tantissimo e io non sono il più grande estimatore di Azzarello ^_^
con gli Dei e i loro intrighi, sembra quasi un Hecules/Xena in salsa moderna, per farti capire cosa intendo.
Per dire lo avvicinerei più ad un Demon Knights come stile che non ad un Batman o ad un superman
Era così anche prima?
Diana ha sempre avuto a che fare con la mitologia greca e gli dei :ahsisi:
:look:
maledizione non petevate dirlo prima? :tsk:
:asd:
ma quindi la differenza adesso è che è...
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e basta
EDIT - No comunque battute a parte, conoscevo il personaggio, però pensavo che la controparte "mitologica" facesse fino ad ora, da contorno al personaggio, diciamo da punto di partenza, non pensavo fosse una cosa radicata nelle sue storie...
Citazione di: Dr Strange il 15 Ottobre 2012, 17:00:35
:look:
maledizione non petevate dirlo prima? :tsk:
:asd:
ma quindi la differenza adesso è che è...
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e basta
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poi io sono fermo al #5 (Pubblicazione ITA) le altre differenze le scoprirò più avanti :P
capito.
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Wonder Woman travels far in search of her half sister, Siracca -- but will she fall into her trap?
The Good
Once again, Cliff Chiang delivers in an absolutely beautiful issue of WONDER WOMAN. The comic opens with a group of explorers in Antarctica in search of something; and what they find surprises them. Could it be that Azzarello is roping in some Titans into this Wonder Woman story? It seems he's going all in with his references to Greek mythology, and the events that unfold in this issue are a perfect example. The clues that we get that this might be a Titan is that the figure calls himself "The First Born." Is this mysterious character one of the Primeval Gods in Greek mythology, or is Zeus not yet dead? Whatever the answer, it is clear that we have been left with a lot of questions; which is indicative of a good comic book. The issue moves from this scene to Olympus where the Gods are holding a meeting. All of them show up with the exception of Athena. If you look back at Wonder Woman's previous stories you will find that Athena was the patron of the Amazons; so what her role in this story will be remains to be seen. It will be interesting to see whether she still holds the Amazons in high regard or not.
I think Hera is great in this issue and I kind of love the way that Azzarello has made her into this sort of comic relief. I look forward to seeing her character develop in future issues and what direction she goes in.
As much as I think Azzarello has been doing a great job writing this series, there was something about this issue that felt more to me like a Wonder Woman comic book than any other before it. Not only do we see Wonder Woman in action, but we also see her level of compassion. In this issue, she promises to keep a little girl safe, and seeing her try her best to keep that promise just felt so much like Diana. Wonder Woman's compassion, sacrifice and bravery are what make her such a compelling character; and we see that here. Yet, in a crazy twist, not everything is what it seems.
This is a phenomenal issue. From the gorgeous art to the beautiful way that the central character is depicted. In this issue Wonder Woman puts herself in harms way in order to save what she believes to be an innocent life, and this was by far one of the greatest scenes in the last year of her run.
The Bad
Nothing bad here. This is a beautiful comic.
The Verdict
Like I said above, this is an absolutely beautiful comic book. From the art to the story; everything feels as though it's well thought out. Every scene feels as though there is a greater significance; and that's what makes this book so interesting. The paing is great because Azzarello gives the reader just enough to clue us into his story and the direction he is taking the character, but still leaves us with a lot of unanswered questions. He keeps us coming back for more out of sheer curiosity. I loved this issue and I can't wait for the next one.
5/5
CVine
Azzarello sta facendo un grandissimo lavoro nel ridare spessore al mondo mitologico che circonda Diana.
Come ho già detto in passato, questa visione moderna delle divinità mi ricorda molto American Gods di Gaiman... ed è l'unico modo convincente di riproporre le divinità greche come esistenti nel nostro mondo attuale.
Curioso di vedere le implicazioni dei Nuovi Dei e la visione che ne darà Azzarello.
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While technically year two of "Wonder Woman" started last month with issue #0, Brian Azzarello, Tony Akins and Dan Green kick it off with "Wonder Woman" #13, picking up from the status quo-changing issue #12. With Zola's baby kidnapped by Hermes, the book has shifted from a story of protection and running away to that of a hunt, and this issue gets that rolling quickly.
Azzarello wisely starts the issue touching on the other characters of the book; first the mysterious nameless figure in the Antarctic (that most people including myself are guessing to be Orion of the New Gods), and then to the new Olympus to see what the Greek pantheon are up to. The Antarctic sequence is chilling (no pun intended) and a bit harrowing. This new figure comes across as a dangerous force of nature, and I love the way that he towers over humans at twice their height. It's a dark scene that quickly shifts your perception of the character, and as an attention-grabber it works.
With "Wonder Woman" #13, I feel like we're starting to see some new pieces added to the foundation of the first year's issues. After being introduced to Diana's half-brother Lennox last year, here we learn about other children of Zeus born in the 20th century and learn about one of them hiding in Libya. Placing Siracca in the heavily damaged country (instead of a fictional stand-in) is a daring move from Azzarello, but I think it pays off. The scenes with Wonder Woman traveling to North Africa are strong and dramatic, and build up to a strong final moment. Add in some of the side stories (Hera's new mortality, Zola's hatred of Hera, the other gods of Olympus adjusting to Apollo's new vision of their home) and it's another strong issue.
Akins' art has become an integral part of the series as the second main artist for the title, but this is the only time where I found myself briefly disappointed. The pages where Hera and Zola tussle look a little more cartoonish and less crisp than I'm used to in "Wonder Woman," and that's a real shame. Fortunately when the book shifts to Libya, Akins' skills that he's shown off here are back in full force. The lines are much stronger and more defined, the characters look more realistic, and the reactions spring to life. And if nothing else, the first three pages of the book (the Antarctic sequence) are so wonderfully creepy and dark, I feel like they'd more than balance out anything else that follows.
"Wonder Woman" #13 is a great example of how well a reboot of a company's line of comics can work with the right creators. Azzarello, Akins, and Cliff Chiang have turned the title into one that's continually enthralling, and this is no exception. Bring on the rest of year two, please.
4/5
CBR
Rido ogni volta che vedo Guerra in questo fumetto, perchè è palesemente Azzarrello :lolle:
:asd:
:lolle:
Per avere la prova definitiva bisognerebbe vedere come risponderebbe ad un'intervista.. :lolle:
http://emmeemmeesse.blogspot.it/2012/06/che-donna.html (http://emmeemmeesse.blogspot.it/2012/06/che-donna.html)
Nel mio blog, scrissi un pezzo su Wonder Woman e ho inserito una fotoconfronto tra Guerra e Azzarello. Se non è lui... :asd:
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It's time to trim the fat off this comic. Wonder Woman as a character has so much potential, but ultimately she's second fiddle in her own comic. Olympian politics may be Brian Azzarello's bag, but it ultimately feels like a poor fit for DC's amazing Amazon.
For six of this comic's 20 pages, we're bounced around from the Arctic to Olympus, checking out new villains and adversaries for Diana of Themyscria to combat. It's clear that Azzarello really enjoys these beats, too — in fact, it seems like he enjoys reinventing War, Dionysus and Moon far more than actually focusing on his title character. By the time we've checked in on the entirety of the supporting cast, both friend and foe, we've already been jogging in place for half the book.
The other big problem is that Azzarello has a plot hole big enough to drive a truck through — namely, if you have problems navigating around the world and need a demigod to help... why would the very next scene involve Wonder Woman traveling all the way to Libya? Diana does get a few decent action moments in the book's second half — particularly when she deflects one-handed a hail of scimitars thrown at machine-gun speeds — but the cliffhanger of the issue should have been hit in the first seven pages, maximum.
The art isn't bad, however. Tony Akins is a bit more exaggerated, a bit more cartoony than the universally praised Cliff Chiang, but it's not a jarring shift whatsoever. He does give Diana a bit more emotion than Azzarello lets on, particularly when she grins at a group of Libyan gunmen who she is about to trounce. Akins also sells the horror stuff decently, particularly a giant hairy behemoth who crunches into a scientist's head like a Tootsie Roll Pop.
But that's ultimately too little, too late. This comic is spinning its wheels instead of focusing on Diana's character first, and that leads to a listless read. Perhaps Azzarello's insights are more based on her mythology rather than Diana specifically — and while the expansion of the mythos helped form Green Lantern's extended universe, it had to start with a rebuilding of Hal Jordan first. Perhaps a streamlining is what Wonder Woman truly needs. Cleanliness is, after all, next to godliness.
5/10
Newsarama
Sono all'undicesimo leggo in inglese quindi ogni tanto rimango un pò confuso ma lennox è il dio del vento?? No perchè un ho capito chi o cosa è. Cmque per ora mi piace nn è certo uno dei miei preferiti ma sta migliorando poi parto dal conoscere pochissimo WW quindi digerisco bene tutto.
Ma poi Ade
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WONDER WOMAN #17
Written by BRIAN AZZARELLO
Art by TONY AKINS and DAN GREEN
Cover by CLIFF CHIANG
1:25 B&W Variant cover by CLIFF CHIANG
On sale FEBRUARY 20 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
• Wonder Woman, War and Orion must join forces to save Zola's baby from Hermes!
• Orion's reasons for helping Wonder Woman lead to a disastrous betrayal!
• Plus: The truth about the dreaded First Born is revealed! Woe to the world...
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CHIANG REFLECTS ON NEW GODS, GREEK GODS & "WONDER WOMAN
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Letto il 14 e la qualità della storia si mantiene sempre su ottimi livelli.
Introduzione di un nuovo personaggio ben caratterizzato, una Wonder Woman meravigliosa e un finale inquietante che apre a qualcosa che non potrà che essere epico.
Citazione di: Red Lantern 00075 il 21 Novembre 2012, 20:41:03
Letto il 14 e la qualità della storia si mantiene sempre su ottimi livelli.
Introduzione di un nuovo personaggio ben caratterizzato, una Wonder Woman meravigliosa e un finale inquietante che apre a qualcosa che non potrà che essere epico.
Grande!!!
Te l'avevo detto a suo tempo che era molto bello e ora sei pure a passo con la pubblicazione USA :asd:
Sono sempre stato a passo :lolle: :lolle: :lolle:
Citazione di: Red Lantern 00075 il 21 Novembre 2012, 22:02:31
Sono sempre stato a passo :lolle: :lolle: :lolle:
Meglio ancora :lolle:
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Wonder Woman fights her sister, and the New Gods make their very first appearance.
The Good
Last we saw Wonder Woman she had come face to face with her half-sister, Siracca, who lured her into her den by manipulating her. Siracca is a very interesting character, and much like the illusion of a child that she tricked Wonder Woman with in issue #15, Siracca herself is still very much a child.
This issue, more than any other before it really makes things more clear. If you think back to the start of her series, Diana always had trouble fitting into the Amazon society. She never quite felt at home with her sisters and she felt betrayed by her Mother. I think, and I could be wrong, that Azzarello is trying to create a sort of familial bond between her (Wonder Woman) and the other abandoned, cursed orphans of Zeus.
What I have enjoyed about this series (and this issue in particular) is that the reader learns who Diana is not by being told, but based on her actions and reactions to the events that unfold. The way she deals with Siracca, for example, is in an extremely compassionate manner, and I think that's interesting to see. Using events and big moments to define Wonder Woman is perfect, and Azzarello does a great job.
I really liked the art team on this issue. There were some moments where Wonder Woman looked a bit awkward, but in general, I found the comic to be really pretty and inviting.
Finally, the end of this issue is absolutely mind-blowing. It's hard to say what will happen next, but whatever it is, it will certainly be interesting.
The Bad
There were some moments where the art was kind of awkward, but in general it was not so bad. I think that artist Tony Atkins had been mirroring Cligg Chiang's style in a lot of his work on this series, but in this one his own style sort of peeks through. I almost like that better.
The Verdict
This is a great issue. Not only is the story absolutely fantastic, but the art in this book isn't so bad. It's an issue that really works to build up multiple facets of the story; not only does it build up Wonder Woman's character and identity, but it also brings in the concept of the New Gods. It will definitely be interesting to see how they become integrated into the plot of the upcoming story.
5/5
CVine
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WONDER WOMAN #18
Written by BRIAN AZZARELLO
Art by TONY AKINS and DAN GREEN
Cover by CLIFF CHIANG
1:25 B&W Variant cover by CLIFF CHIANG
On sale MARCH 20 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
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• We've seen the history Wonder Woman shares with Ares — but what does the God of War have planned for her future?
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5/5
CVine: http://www.comicvine.com/wonder-woman-the-burden-of-god/37-373263/staff-review/ (http://www.comicvine.com/wonder-woman-the-burden-of-god/37-373263/staff-review/)
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In the hands of Brian Azzarello, the relaunched version of Wonder Woman has been one infused with mythology, a story populated by Greek pantheons and old gods.
And now there is a New God in town.
In Brian Azzarello's hands, Orion isn't just DC's Dog of War, but an irresistible force that steals every scene in which he appears. In a lot of ways, this is the perfect way to introduce a new character into the still-new DC universe, even if Orion's hot-and-cold characterization overshadows Wonder Woman herself.
Maybe it's just the helmet, or maybe it's the growling bravado he displays, but Azzarello's Orion reminds me a lot of Judge Dredd — this is a guy who, while nice enough to those in need, seethes with barely repressed aggression, and when he comes face-to-face with the arrogant children of Zeus... well, he's got full reason to tear out. What's interesting about this take on Orion is it's far from the grandiose Jack Kirby, instead a very subdued, understated take on the New Gods. There are no crazy designs or epic light shows, just one tough mother come to Earth from outer space.
But what that means is, ultimately, Diana of Themyscria is still a passive character, someone who reacts to those around her rather than takes any action herself. Azzarello even makes a comment about this, when she tells her half-brother Lennox "I let you have some control over me." While Azzarello also has to burn through some pages to touch base with the squabbles of Zola and Hera — seriously, this supporting cast is weighing Diana down — he's at his best when he focuses on Diana herself. Whether its getting a slight power-up from Hephaestus or issuing a challenge to Orion, there's some fire to Wonder Woman that I haven't seen in awhile, and it's fire I hope to see more in the future.
Seeing Cliff Chiang's artwork doesn't hurt this book, either. He's got a clean, cartoony look for many of his characters, but he can also amp up the detail when necessary, such as when he plays up the cloud of flies surrounding the homeless god Milan. His characters are also very expressive, too, particularly the look of sad pity coming off Orion when he sees a friend in dire straits. That said, Chiang stumbles a bit during the talkier scenes (particularly with Zola and Hera), and his composition doesn't always hit the mark, which makes things like the cliffhanger feel more like a swing and a miss.
In terms of this chapter's primary objective — bring back Orion with style — I think Azzarello can consider this mission accomplished, with a foundation of characterization making up for a lack of flashiness... at least for now. Piggybacking off established characters is nothing new, but there is a part of me that wishes Diana was a bit more established, too. The new guest star makes this issue one to watch, but I still hold out hope that Diana will be able to stand on her own two feet someday.
8/10
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Wonder Woman #19
WONDER WOMAN #19
Written by BRIAN AZZARELLO
Art by TONY AKINS and DAN GREEN
Fold-out cover by CLIFF CHIANG
1:25 MAD Variant cover by The Usual Gang of Idiots
"We Can Be Heroes" blank variant cover also available
On sale APRIL 17 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
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• What is the one way Wonder Woman can stop Orion?
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4/5
CVine: http://www.comicvine.com/wonder-woman-family-reaches/37-381384/staff-review/ (http://www.comicvine.com/wonder-woman-family-reaches/37-381384/staff-review/)
consigliate la lettura anche in lingua originale ???
o azzerallo e difficile cm al solito ....
Citazione di: francescolaky il 28 Gennaio 2013, 13:29:38
consigliate la lettura anche in lingua originale ???
o azzerallo e difficile cm al solito ....
Io lo leggo in originale e non lo trovo troppo difficile. Magari prova a vedere qualche pagina delle anteprime e vedi se riesci a capire.
Non è semplicissimo ma meglio del solito Azzarello.
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WONDER WOMAN #20
Written by BRIAN AZZARELLO
Art and cover by CLIFF CHIANG
1:25 B&W Variant cover by CLIFF CHIANG
On sale MAY 15 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
Wonder Woman was certain there was one person in her life she could trust—but she thought wrong!
:wub:
Voglio Chiang a vita su WW :wub:
Citazione di: Azrael il 08 Febbraio 2013, 17:58:54
Voglio Chiang a vita su WW :wub:
peccato che non riesca a stare 12 mesi su 12 :(
Vabbè Atkins lo sostituisce degnamente
Citazione di: Green Hankey il 08 Febbraio 2013, 18:01:58
Citazione di: Azrael il 08 Febbraio 2013, 17:58:54
Voglio Chiang a vita su WW :wub:
peccato che non riesca a stare 12 mesi su 12 :(
Vabbè Atkins lo sostituisce degnamente
Già, peccato davvero.
Diciamo degnamente, anche se potrebbe fare molto di meglio, la differenza si vede abbastanza.
IO non lo sopporto... Che cazzo di mento le fa alla povera Diana??? :sick: :sick: (Chiang sto parlando)
Per chi chiedeva se l'inglese di questa serie è difficile o meno, io ho letto alcuni pannelli e mi sembrano di facile traduzione.
Poi, comunque, non so il livello di altri utenti, ma posso dirvi che a volte un dizionario di inglese accanto aiuta non poco :sisi:
Citazione di: Layla Miller il 09 Febbraio 2013, 00:39:53
Poi, comunque, non so il livello di altri utenti, ma posso dirvi che a volte un dizionario di inglese accanto aiuta non poco :sisi:
Dipende quanto sei disposta a sacrificarti....la lettura cosi da "svago" diventa "impegno" :ahsisi:
Detto questo...amo questa serie :wub:
Citazione di: Layla Miller il 09 Febbraio 2013, 00:39:53
Per chi chiedeva se l'inglese di questa serie è difficile o meno, io ho letto alcuni pannelli e mi sembrano di facile traduzione.
Poi, comunque, non so il livello di altri utenti, ma posso dirvi che a volte un dizionario di inglese accanto aiuta non poco :sisi:
nah, qui è un Azzarrello "molto semplice", prendete 100 bullets o Spaceman e poi ne riparliamo :asd:
Citazione di: Bane il 09 Febbraio 2013, 09:50:17
Citazione di: Layla Miller il 09 Febbraio 2013, 00:39:53
Poi, comunque, non so il livello di altri utenti, ma posso dirvi che a volte un dizionario di inglese accanto aiuta non poco :sisi:
Dipende quanto sei disposta a sacrificarti....la lettura cosi da "svago" diventa "impegno" :ahsisi:
Quando iniziai a leggere in lingua, più o meno nel 1994, presi alcuni numeri degli "X-Men" di Claremont, e alcuni albi sparsi della Extreme Studios di Liefeld, e della DC Comics.
Niente di così tragico, ma imparai col dizionario a cercare le parole passo per passo, e per lo slang capii che, per esempio "dunno" è la contrazione di "don't know", e via di seguito.
E' vero, diventa un impegno, ma se non si ha nulla da fare e si impara anche qualcosa ben venga :sisi:
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La wonder woman di Azzarello mi sta piacendo molto. La bravura di Azzarello é conosciuta ma questa serie mi ha sorpreso, anche per il comparto grafico che apprezzo molto.
Ennesimo ottimo numero: la trama principale continua il suo percorso e parallelamente la sotto trama iniziata qualche numero fa comincia a svilupparsi in maniera interessante.
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Per i disegni: Akins non è Chiang, ma si difende bene.
Citazione di: Red Lantern 00075 il 20 Febbraio 2013, 20:28:09
Ennesimo ottimo numero: la trama principale continua il suo percorso e parallelamente la sotto trama iniziata qualche numero fa comincia a svilupparsi in maniera interessante.
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Per i disegni: Akins non è Chiang, ma si difende bene.
:quoto:
War è uno dei personaggi più belli.. :lol:
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5/5
CVine: http://www.comicvine.com/wonder-woman-demination/37-387219/staff-review/ (http://www.comicvine.com/wonder-woman-demination/37-387219/staff-review/)
che bel numero e Orion :asd:
Post Uniti: 21 Febbraio 2013, 12:13:42
CitazioneAzzarrello che accompagna Diana alla ricerca della bimba di Zola :lolle:
Bel numero, la qualità si mantiene su alti livelli.
A giudicare la scena che sta in copertina del #19, Orion imparerà a
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WONDER WOMAN #21
Written by BRIAN AZZARELLO
Art and cover by CLIFF CHIANG
1:25 B&W Variant cover by CLIFF CHIANG
On sale JUNE 19 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
Wonder Woman's already reeling from the battle of a lifetime. How can she possibly withstand an all-out attack from her eldest brother, the deadly First Born? London's in ruins, Diana's family is shattered, and gods old and new will feel the First Born's wrath!
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Wonder Woman #18
Voto 10!
Altre parole sarebbero superflue
Citazione di: Azrael il 18 Marzo 2013, 14:49:36
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che figata :w00t: :w00t: :w00t:
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5/5
CVine: http://www.comicvine.com/wonder-woman-the-queen-of-roots/37-394655/staff-review/ (http://www.comicvine.com/wonder-woman-the-queen-of-roots/37-394655/staff-review/)
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3/5
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WONDER WOMAN #22
Written by BRIAN AZZARELLO
Art and cover by CLIFF CHIANG
1:25 B&W cover by CLIFF CHIANG
On sale JULY 17 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
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Welcome to New Genesis! Wonder Woman makes her first visit to Orion's homeworld and comes face to face with the Highfather...and sees the strange hold he has over his uncontrollable son!
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Praticamente questa nuova WW si limona chiunque? :mmm:
Citazione di: Clark Kent il 13 Aprile 2013, 09:20:42
Praticamente questa nuova WW si limona chiunque? :mmm:
Io sono già in coda.. :ahsisi:
Curioso di leggere questo numero! :lolle:
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Ottimo, magari se ne va fuori dalle palle e torna Lois :ahsisi:
Può darsi che sia qualcosa legato alla natura "platonica" dei Nuovi Dei, come accadeva a Batman e la tizia semi nuda (fidanzata di Orion) in Torment.
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Citazione di: Bruce Wayne il 13 Aprile 2013, 10:35:23
Citazione di: Clark Kent il 13 Aprile 2013, 09:20:42
Praticamente questa nuova WW si limona chiunque? :mmm:
Io sono già in coda.. :ahsisi:
In effetti non ha ancora messo gli occhi su Wayne -_-
Citazione di: Wingman il 13 Aprile 2013, 10:46:18
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Ottimo, magari se ne va fuori dalle palle e torna Lois :ahsisi:
Mi sa che Lois ce la scordiamo per un po' :sisi:
Non la facevo così caliente a WW.
piccolo Ot: una volta Vanessa Incontrada, stufa di essere apostrofata per la miliardesima volta con l'aggettivo "caliente", aveva spiegato che in effetti il significato di "caliente" in spagnolo non è proprio lusinghiero per una ragazza. Era più sinonimo di "facilona". :lolle:
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Ottimo, magari se ne va fuori dalle palle e torna Lois :ahsisi:
che sarebbe pure ora :ahsisi:
Citazione di: Clark Kent il 13 Aprile 2013, 13:13:02
piccolo Ot: una volta Vanessa Incontrada, stufa di essere apostrofata per la miliardesima volta con l'aggettivo "caliente", aveva spiegato che in effetti il significato di "caliente" in spagnolo non è proprio lusinghiero per una ragazza. Era più sinonimo di "facilona". :lolle:
Sta con un alieno e un dio contemporaneamente. :asd:
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La spiegazione del bacio è ancora più divertente di quello che pensassi.. :lolle: :lolle: :lolle:
Il complimento di War a Diana, secondo cui è una buona leader, la inquadra molto bene.
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5/5
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3.5/5
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It took me longer than most, but I think it might be time to put down Wonder Woman for a while. With issue #19, Brian Azzarello continues his vision of the Amazon princess that's more family drama and less, well, Wonder Woman. Although Goran Sudźuka and Tony Akins draw a nice book, it lacks the depth and warmth I've come to expect from Cliff Chiang. Indeed, I wonder if the art is what's kept me around for so long. As a story, there isn't anything inherently wrong with this book. The concepts Azzarello wants to explore are valid, but in this title it seems off. It's one thing to focus on side characters every now and then. Still, when Diana receives more exploration in Justice League than her own title? No thanks.
6/10
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La WW di Azzarello si conferma sempre una piacevolissima lettura.
A quasi due anni dal rilancio, resta una delle migliori serie del reboot. :)
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WONDER WOMAN #23
Written by BRIAN AZZARELLO
Art and cover by CLIFF CHIANG
1:25 B&W Variant cover by CLIFF CHIANG
On sale AUGUST 21 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
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Wonder Woman had no choice but to abandon London to the bloodthirsty First Born—but now it's time to take the city back! If Diana is truly War's greatest student, then now is the time to prove it!
Citazione di: Azrael il 13 Maggio 2013, 19:01:40
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L'aureola stile Gesù bambino è una finezza.
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5/5
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The first few pages of Wonder Woman #20 are graced with Cliff Chiang's beautiful art. Matt Wilson's colors are a perfect compliment. That ride is short-lived, because most of the issue is drawn by fill-in artist, Goran Sudzuka. Sudzuka's pretty proportions lend to some cohesiveness, but few can hold a candle to Chiang. And apparently, Wonder Woman can't hold a candle to the other characters ... in her own book. Diana bursts onto the scene for a fiery Amazon brawl with the moon goddess, Artemis. "Yes! That's the spirit! Show me something, Amazon ... something to admire." The opportunity for Brian Azzarello to write a character-defining moment for Diana was screaming from the page only to be usurped by War as he sends his "little one" off to do his bidding. Segue into more revelations about the Olympian bastards with no plot payoff. Snore.
4/10
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2/5
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WONDER WOMAN #23.1: CHEETAH
Written by JOHN OSTRANDER
Art by VICTOR IBANEZ
3-D motion cover by ??
On sale SEPTEMBER 19 • 32 pg, FC, $3.99 US • RATED T
The Cheetah has clawed her way out of Belle Reve, and is hungry for blood—but before she steps up as one of the Secret Society's most powerful generals, she has a personal score to settle! Learn the truth about the cult of Hippolyta, her vendetta against Wonder Woman, and just how far she'll go to prove that she's the most dangerous predator on Earth!
*As of press time, DC declined to provide the full solicitation copy.
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WONDER WOMAN #23.2: FIRST BORN
Written by BRIAN AZZARELLO
Art by ALEX CAL
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On sale SEPTEMBER 25 • 32 pg, FC, $3.99 US • RATED T
The First Born son of Zeus—Wonder Woman's oldest brother—has returned to claim the throne of Olympus! But it's been a long and bloody road to reach his destiny...and you won't believe the horror when you meet the rest of Wonder Woman's extended "family"!
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WONDER WOMAN #23.2: FIRST BORN
Written by BRIAN AZZARELLO
Art by ALEX CAL
3-D motion cover by ??
On sale SEPTEMBER 25 • 32 pg, FC, $3.99 US • RATED T
The First Born son of Zeus—Wonder Woman's oldest brother—has returned to claim the throne of Olympus! But it's been a long and bloody road to reach his destiny...and you won't believe the horror when you meet the rest of Wonder Woman's extended "family"!
*As of press time, DC declined to provide the full solicitation copy.
Chi è? Bellissimo! *__*
Ma i numeri dei villain saranno inseriti dei volumi delle serie?
First Born compare nella serie regolare di Azzarello da qualche numero.
Citazione di: Bruce Wayne il 07 Giugno 2013, 14:31:18
First Born compare nella serie regolare di Azzarello da qualche numero.
Quindi, l'ha inventato lui?
Io seguo con i volumi. Sto un po' indietro. :P
Citazione di: emmeemmeesse il 07 Giugno 2013, 14:37:18
Citazione di: Bruce Wayne il 07 Giugno 2013, 14:31:18
First Born compare nella serie regolare di Azzarello da qualche numero.
Quindi, l'ha inventato lui?
Io seguo con i volumi. Sto un po' indietro. :P
È il primo figlio di Zeus.
http://www.comicvine.com/first-born/4005-86149/ (http://www.comicvine.com/first-born/4005-86149/)
Citazione di: Bruce Wayne il 07 Giugno 2013, 15:08:39
Citazione di: emmeemmeesse il 07 Giugno 2013, 14:37:18
Citazione di: Bruce Wayne il 07 Giugno 2013, 14:31:18
First Born compare nella serie regolare di Azzarello da qualche numero.
Quindi, l'ha inventato lui?
Io seguo con i volumi. Sto un po' indietro. :P
È il primo figlio di Zeus.
http://www.comicvine.com/first-born/4005-86149/ (http://www.comicvine.com/first-born/4005-86149/)
Eccolo. Appare nel secondo volume che ancora devo leggere. :ahsisi:
Grazie mille.
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AZZARELLO Launches NEW GODS/NEW GENESIS Revamp in WONDER WOMAN #21
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ho letto velocissimo e ho pensato ad una nuova serie sui Nuovi Dei, poi ho letto bene il titolo :(
sono comunque contento :lolle:
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Greece's Old Gods meet Kirby's New Gods and take Wonder Woman along for the ride as this series continues to be excellent, if mislabeled. Brian Azzarello is doing a great job so far of re-introducing the Fourth World to DC, though some may not like his take on Orion, who acts a bit more like Han Solo than the stoic figure long-time readers came to recognize. The story feels epic, with universe-ending implications, and I appreciate that each issue reads like a chapter than part of trade-written arc. Cliff Chiang illustrates the entire issue, giving a consistency to the art the series has lacked lately, with simple and strong lines that provide clear emotion and action for one of The New 52's best comics.?
8/10
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WONDER WOMAN #24
Written by BRIAN AZZARELLO
Art by GORAN SUDZUKA
Cover by CLIFF CHIANG
1:25 B&W Variant cover by CLIFF CHIANG
On sale OCTOBER 16 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
Retailers: This issue will ship with two covers. Please see the order form for more information.
After the shocking events of issue #23, Wonder Woman's life has changed forever...but what if she refuses to walk the path the gods—and her mentor—have laid out for her? A strange new era of WONDER WOMAN begins here
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Adoro questi disegni!! :wub: :wub:
Il nero le dona particolarmente.
Finalmente Chiang :wub:
Citazione di: Azrael il 16 Luglio 2013, 15:26:37
Finalmente Chiang :wub:
Lo adoro, un grandissimo...così come trovo divertente la WW di Azzarello
Bella la cover del 22
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4/5
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WONDER WOMAN #25
Written by BRIAN AZZARELLO
Art by GORAN SUDZUKA
Cover by CLIFF CHIANG
1:25 B&W Variant cover by CLIFF CHIANG
On sale NOVEMBER 20 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
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There's no time for Wonder Woman to fully comprehend the fallout from last issue's shocking turn of events as her family gathers to prepare for an assault on Olympus!
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che bello! rileggerò WW da quando passerà su Flash. (Tutte e due non potevo permettermele)
Altissima qualità in quest'ultimo Wonder Woman #23 :ahsisi:
Azzarello sorprende e Chiang incanta ^_^
Diana :wub:
Questa serie è troppo bella :wub:
gran bel numero il 23 :sisi: chiude di fatto un altro story arc.
Emil, ma finora anche se ci sono stati diversi arc, è fondamentale partire sempre dall'#1 o no?
non so dirtelo ho comincato a seguire questa testata dal numero 18 USA :lolle: per i numeri prima mi prenderò il cartonato italiano aspettando i successivi :sisi:
comunque credo di sì, è meglio partire da 1. Ma probabilmente sul nuovo spillato Lion ci sarà il riassunto degli episodi fino al 18.
Sì, dal primo numero è tutta una saga unica.
Bellissimo finale di story-arc.
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Una delle serie migliori del reboot. Non perdetevela!
Citazione di: Bruce Wayne il 21 Agosto 2013, 18:58:38
Bellissimo finale di story-arc.
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Una delle serie migliori del reboot. Non perdetevela!
Lo sapevo che dovevo prendere questa insieme a Batman :cry:
Mandato con il mio cacciavite sonico dal TARDIS.
recuperati il cartonato in uscita a settembre ;)
ah giusto, mi ero dimenticato!
Spoiler EVENTI WW 23
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5/5
http://www.comicvine.com/reviews/wonder-woman-23/1900-2094/ (http://www.comicvine.com/reviews/wonder-woman-23/1900-2094/)
Citazione di: Dr Emil Cooper il 21 Agosto 2013, 20:17:57
recuperati il cartonato in uscita a settembre ;)
Quello itaGLiano, giusto? Grazie :up:
Mandato con il mio cacciavite sonico dal TARDIS.
Citazione di: dottor-chi il 22 Agosto 2013, 12:40:25
Citazione di: Dr Emil Cooper il 21 Agosto 2013, 20:17:57
recuperati il cartonato in uscita a settembre ;)
Quello itaGLiano, giusto? Grazie :up:
Mandato con il mio cacciavite sonico dal TARDIS.
Si, intendeva quello.
Citazione di: Azrael il 22 Agosto 2013, 12:56:28
Citazione di: dottor-chi il 22 Agosto 2013, 12:40:25
Citazione di: Dr Emil Cooper il 21 Agosto 2013, 20:17:57
recuperati il cartonato in uscita a settembre ;)
Quello itaGLiano, giusto? Grazie :up:
Mandato con il mio cacciavite sonico dal TARDIS.
Si, intendeva quello.
:up:
PS: 777 post! :mmm: :meta:
Mandato con il mio cacciavite sonico dal TARDIS.
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4/5
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8/10Newsarama
come come come?
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Citazione di: JhonSavor il 27 Agosto 2013, 23:33:38
come come come?
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Citazione di: Kate Kane il 27 Agosto 2013, 23:55:21
Citazione di: JhonSavor il 27 Agosto 2013, 23:33:38
come come come?
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Ma
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Citazione di: JhonSavor il 28 Agosto 2013, 00:08:40
Citazione di: Kate Kane il 27 Agosto 2013, 23:55:21
Citazione di: JhonSavor il 27 Agosto 2013, 23:33:38
come come come?
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Ah! Cioè, Kate, spero che prenda un pò di vitamine.
Ares di Injustice:
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War di Terra-1:
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Molto :blink:
A me piace un sacco come viene disegnato. È uno dei miei preferiti!
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Sì piace tantissimo anche a me, ieri l'ho descritto perchè col tablet era lunga linkare un'immagine :D
Io adoro War soprattutto per questo:
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Camei, citazioni e omaggi vari nei comics mi fanno esaltare :rulezza:
Va bene... ma perchè è ridotto così?
WONDER WOMAN Kills...Who? Is the New GOD of What? AZZARELLO Explains (Spoilers)
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Le interviste di Azzarello mi fanno spanciare. E pure l'intervistatore si è impegnato nel fare alcune domande ovvie.
Comunque la nuova situazione mi ricorda Sandman:
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Citazione di: Bruce Wayne il 28 Agosto 2013, 23:23:23
Le interviste di Azzarello mi fanno spanciare. E pure l'intervistatore si è impegnato nel fare alcune domande ovvie.
Comunque la nuova situazione mi ricorda Sandman:
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uguale.
Comunque penso che ci cuccheremo Diana con poteri olimpici per un bel pò... è un power-up notevole
AZZARELLO UNLEASHES FIRST BORN ON "WONDER WOMAN"
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WONDER WOMAN #26
Written by BRIAN AZZARELLO
Art and GORAN SUDZUKA
Cover by CLIFF CHIANG
1:25 B&W Variant cover by CLIFF CHIANG
On sale DECEMBER 18 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
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Wonder Woman's brother and sister are being held hostage by none other than Cassandra, the sadistic sibling she hasn't even met yet! And speaking of hostages, we're taking bets on how long chains can hold the First Born!
i fratelli/sorelle mai incontrati o mai conosciuti, psicotici sono sempre un bel plot narrativo :asd:
Finalmente ho letto il #23 ed è per me sicuramente uno dei migliori numeri della run di Azzarello, veramente strepitoso e commovente... Adesso abbiamo uno status quo veramente interessante
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Ne vedremo delle belle!
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Questo non lo prendo :nono: Attendo invece quello sul First Born :ahsisi:
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4/5
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4/5
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4/5
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qualcuno mi farebbe un sunto del numero in Spoiler? la mia copia aveva le pagine finali mancanti :tsk:
Citazione di: Dr Emil Cooper il 26 Settembre 2013, 01:52:42
qualcuno mi farebbe un sunto del numero in Spoiler? la mia copia aveva le pagine finali mancanti :tsk:
Fino a dove sei arrivato?
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Numero molto bello. Si conferma una delle serie migliori.
Citazione di: Bruce Wayne il 26 Settembre 2013, 13:44:29
Citazione di: Dr Emil Cooper il 26 Settembre 2013, 01:52:42
qualcuno mi farebbe un sunto del numero in Spoiler? la mia copia aveva le pagine finali mancanti :tsk:
Fino a dove sei arrivato?
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Numero molto bello. Si conferma una delle serie migliori.
sono arrivato appunto a
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, mancavano credo un paio di pagine finali forse. Thanks 1000 :up:
Ammazza
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4/5
http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=user_review&id=6495 (http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=user_review&id=6495)
Numero interessantissimo quello sul First Born, mentre leggevo la profezia ero gasato a mille :w00t: Una delle serie più belle del reboot, grandissimo Azzarello!
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WONDER WOMAN #27
Written by BRIAN AZZARELLO
Art and cover by CLIFF CHIANG
1:25 SCRIBBLENAUTS UNMASKED variant cover
On sale JANUARY 22 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
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Diana returns to Paradise Island for the first time since the Amazons were wiped out...but do those ancient stones hold the answers she's looking for?
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Hera sa sempre come farsi apprezzare :lolle:
Qualcosa mi dice che questo sarà lo storyarc finale di Azzarello.
Grandissima serie, ormai sono quasi stanco di ripeterlo dopo più di due anni.. :lol:
L'unico difetto è il fatto che Chiang non riesca ad essere costante nella mensilità, perchè quando c'è lui la differenza si sente.
Anche se il disegnatore che lo ha sostituito, Sudzuka, ne imita abbastanza bene lo stile, meglio di Akins.
Citazione di: Bruce Wayne il 16 Ottobre 2013, 17:08:36
Qualcosa mi dice che questo sarà lo storyarc finale di Azzarello.
Grandissima serie, ormai sono quasi stanco di ripeterlo dopo più di due anni.. :lol:
L'unico difetto è il fatto che Chiang non riesca ad essere costante nella mensilità, perchè quando c'è lui la differenza si sente.
Anche se il disegnatore che lo ha sostituito, Sudzuka, ne imita abbastanza bene lo stile, meglio di Akins.
shhh non portare sfiga bruce! che magari ci mettono Jeff Parker al suo posto :lolle:
Citazione di: Bruce Wayne il 16 Ottobre 2013, 17:08:36
Qualcosa mi dice che questo sarà lo storyarc finale di Azzarello.
Se succederà incolperemo solo te dell' accaduto :lolle:
Comunque no, Brian non deve lasciare l' amazzone per un bel po :cry:
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6/10Newsarama
non sembra essere piaciuto
ragazzo ho una domanda, quanto potrebbe costare recuperare i primi 18 numeri americani ? (in previsione di flash/WW)
perchè non ho voglia di spendere 5€ a spillato, considerando che mi interessa solo WW :sisi:
Citazione di: jary il 24 Ottobre 2013, 19:43:29
ragazzo ho una domanda, quanto potrebbe costare recuperare i primi 18 numeri americani ? (in previsione di flash/WW)
perchè non ho voglia di spendere 5€ a spillato, considerando che mi interessa solo WW :sisi:
mi pare che il prezzo americano sia 3,99 dollari,io nella mia fumetteria li pago circa 4 euro,dipende anche dove li prendi
Citazione di: Joshuagraem il 24 Ottobre 2013, 20:08:41
Citazione di: jary il 24 Ottobre 2013, 19:43:29
ragazzo ho una domanda, quanto potrebbe costare recuperare i primi 18 numeri americani ? (in previsione di flash/WW)
perchè non ho voglia di spendere 5€ a spillato, considerando che mi interessa solo WW :sisi:
mi pare che il prezzo americano sia 3,99 dollari,io nella mia fumetteria li pago circa 4 euro,dipende anche dove li prendi
a questo punto mi conviene raccimolare soldi per poi prendere i TP (su amazon si trovano a poco circa 10€i primi 2 )
Citazione di: jary il 24 Ottobre 2013, 20:42:16
Citazione di: Joshuagraem il 24 Ottobre 2013, 20:08:41
Citazione di: jary il 24 Ottobre 2013, 19:43:29
ragazzo ho una domanda, quanto potrebbe costare recuperare i primi 18 numeri americani ? (in previsione di flash/WW)
perchè non ho voglia di spendere 5€ a spillato, considerando che mi interessa solo WW :sisi:
mi pare che il prezzo americano sia 3,99 dollari,io nella mia fumetteria li pago circa 4 euro,dipende anche dove li prendi
a questo punto mi conviene raccimolare soldi per poi prendere i TP (su amazon si trovano a poco circa 10€i primi 2 )
mi sembra ottimo
Citazione di: JhonSavor il 22 Ottobre 2013, 12:11:06
non sembra essere piaciuto
Secondo me è perchè non hanno capitolo l' utilità del capitolo... E' un capitolo che Azzarello usa per fare il punto della situazione, il botto lo si è visto con il #23 e questo serve un po a far vedere la nuova situazione all' Olimpo... A me è piaciuto tantissimo come al solito e non dimentichiamoci che c'è una probabile guerra alle porte!
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WONDER WOMAN #28
Written by BRIAN AZZARELLO
Art and cover by CLIFF CHIANG
1:25 Steampunk variant cover by J.G. JONES
On sale FEBRUARY 19 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
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The last time the First Born came for Olympus, it took the death of the God of War to stop him. And if Wonder Woman is now the God of War...and if the First Born is more determined than ever to claim his birthright...then things are about to get VERY violent indeed!
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4/5
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Wonder Woman #25 (Published by DC Comics; Review by Vanessa Gabriel; 'Rama Rating: 3 out of 10):
Wonder Woman #25 is a filler issue that does little to engage the reader and serves mostly to set-up the next issue. The title character continues to be sidelined by the vastly more interesting narrative of the supporting characters and pigeon-holed into one-dimensional, unimaginative behavior. Even with her mythic pedigree, Brian Azzarello's Diana feels more banal than ever. Instead of slaying monsters or fighting her own battles, she sits at cafes with Hera and Zola talking about boys and says "You bitch" like a bona fide Gossip Girl. It's less an insult to intelligence as much as a frustrating example of the wasted potential this book has come to embody. But imbued with the spirit of Chiang, Goran Sudzuka brings a bit of honor to the issue. He juggles the convoluted cast with superb expression and a slick panel layout. Matthew Wilson's well-timed, classic colors are an excellent complement to Sudzuka. Unfortunately, righteous interior art cannot make up for how utterly boring Wonder Woman #25 is.
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3.5/5
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WONDER WOMAN #29
Written by BRIAN AZZARELLO
Art and cover by CLIFF CHIANG
1:25 Robot Chicken Variant cover
On sale MARCH 19 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
If the helmet fits...then it's time to play God!
Citazione di: Azrael il 13 Dicembre 2013, 17:09:04
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WONDER WOMAN #29
Written by BRIAN AZZARELLO
Art and cover by CLIFF CHIANG
1:25 Robot Chicken Variant cover
On sale MARCH 19 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
If the helmet fits...then it's time to play God!
mi sembra loki femmina
Diana accetta il suo destino :w00t:
:wub: :wub: :wub:
Occhio Bruce, mi ricordo la tua previsione su Azzarello e ti tengo d' occhio :shifty:
Citazione di: Joshuagraem il 13 Dicembre 2013, 17:10:33
Citazione di: Azrael il 13 Dicembre 2013, 17:09:04
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WONDER WOMAN #29
Written by BRIAN AZZARELLO
Art and cover by CLIFF CHIANG
1:25 Robot Chicken Variant cover
On sale MARCH 19 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
If the helmet fits...then it's time to play God!
mi sembra loki femmina
è la prima cosa che ho pensato! :lolle: "come mai ho caricato una pagina di Loki?" :lolle:
:lolle: :lolle: :lolle: :lolle: :lolle: :lolle:
Citazione di: Spider Jerusalem il 13 Dicembre 2013, 19:16:57
Occhio Bruce, mi ricordo la tua previsione su Azzarello e ti tengo d' occhio :shifty:
Non è che è una mia previsione. Lo ha detto lo stesso Azzarello che ha già in mente come concluderà la sua run. Non ha specificato quando... :ahsisi:
Citazione di: Bruce Wayne il 14 Dicembre 2013, 11:45:30
Citazione di: Spider Jerusalem il 13 Dicembre 2013, 19:16:57
Occhio Bruce, mi ricordo la tua previsione su Azzarello e ti tengo d' occhio :shifty:
Non è che è una mia previsione. Lo ha detto lo stesso Azzarello che ha già in mente come concluderà la sua run. Non ha specificato quando... :ahsisi:
spero il più tardi possibile
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ma perchè orion quando si incazza gli si rasforma la faccia? :huh:
Citazione di: JhonSavor il 14 Dicembre 2013, 14:31:25
ma perchè orion quando si incazza gli si rasforma la faccia? :huh:
Vorrei capirlo anche io, speravo che nei numeri successivi ci dassero una spiegazione, ma a quanto pare dal tuo commento mi pare che non sarà cosi :unsure:
Citazione di: Azrael il 14 Dicembre 2013, 14:32:22
Citazione di: JhonSavor il 14 Dicembre 2013, 14:31:25
ma perchè orion quando si incazza gli si rasforma la faccia? :huh:
Vorrei capirlo anche io, speravo che nei numeri successivi ci dassero una spiegazione, ma a quanto pare dal tuo commento mi pare che non sarà cosi :unsure:
Una spiegazione si intuisce.. :ahsisi:
Ridendo e scherzando come l'albero genealogico della famiglia di Wonderwoman? nel senso tra olimpici e fratellastri non ci sto a capi più niente :lolle:
Citazione di: Bruce Wayne il 14 Dicembre 2013, 17:48:09
Citazione di: Azrael il 14 Dicembre 2013, 14:32:22
Citazione di: JhonSavor il 14 Dicembre 2013, 14:31:25
ma perchè orion quando si incazza gli si rasforma la faccia? :huh:
Vorrei capirlo anche io, speravo che nei numeri successivi ci dassero una spiegazione, ma a quanto pare dal tuo commento mi pare che non sarà cosi :unsure:
Una spiegazione si intuisce.. :ahsisi:
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Citazione di: Bruce Wayne il 14 Dicembre 2013, 17:48:09
Citazione di: Azrael il 14 Dicembre 2013, 14:32:22
Citazione di: JhonSavor il 14 Dicembre 2013, 14:31:25
ma perchè orion quando si incazza gli si rasforma la faccia? :huh:
Vorrei capirlo anche io, speravo che nei numeri successivi ci dassero una spiegazione, ma a quanto pare dal tuo commento mi pare che non sarà cosi :unsure:
Una spiegazione si intuisce.. :ahsisi:
Nei numeri già pubblicati in italia? siamo al #20
Citazione di: Azrael il 14 Dicembre 2013, 21:28:34
Citazione di: Bruce Wayne il 14 Dicembre 2013, 17:48:09
Citazione di: Azrael il 14 Dicembre 2013, 14:32:22
Citazione di: JhonSavor il 14 Dicembre 2013, 14:31:25
ma perchè orion quando si incazza gli si rasforma la faccia? :huh:
Vorrei capirlo anche io, speravo che nei numeri successivi ci dassero una spiegazione, ma a quanto pare dal tuo commento mi pare che non sarà cosi :unsure:
Una spiegazione si intuisce.. :ahsisi:
Nei numeri già pubblicati in italia? siamo al #20
Ora non riesco a controllare, comunque quando va
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WONDER WOMAN #28
With art by J.G. Jones
Citazione di: Azrael il 10 Gennaio 2014, 15:10:56
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WONDER WOMAN #28
With art by J.G. Jones
:w00t:
Wondie :wub:
per questa sono disposto a sborsarci tanti money,quando esce il 28 ?
Citazione di: Edward Kenway il 10 Gennaio 2014, 16:39:34
per questa sono disposto a sborsarci tanti money,quando esce il 28 ?
A Febbraio
Citazione di: Azrael il 10 Gennaio 2014, 16:42:11
Citazione di: Edward Kenway il 10 Gennaio 2014, 16:39:34
per questa sono disposto a sborsarci tanti money,quando esce il 28 ?
A Febbraio
a marzo la ordino sempre se riesco a trovarla :kneel:
I vestiti steampunk al femminile sono troppo eccitanti. Niente da dire. :w00t: :w00t: :w00t:
Citazione di: Lyer il 12 Gennaio 2014, 17:25:17
I vestiti steampunk al femminile sono troppo eccitanti. Niente da dire. :w00t: :w00t: :w00t:
:quoto:
Quante mazzate nel #26! Comunque serie che secondo me si mantiene sempre su livelli altissimi, una delle più costanti in casa Dc Comics. Succedono cose anche parecchio importanti in questo numero e che possono dare sviluppi futuri... La vedo male
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WONDER WOMAN #30
Written by BRIAN AZZARELLO
Art by GORAN SUDZUKA
Cover by CLIFF CHIANG
1:25 MAD Variant cover
On sale APRIL 16 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
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Wonder Woman, the God of War, takes command of the deadliest army ever! The Amazons are back, and they have some scores to settle...
Tornano le Amazzoni! :w00t:
Weee, non ci avevo fatto caso quando ho postato la cover!!!
Bene, Diana è riuscita a sistemare la faccenda...
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Bellissimo numero, come sempre. :D
Wonder Woman #27 (Published by DC Comics; Review by Aaron Duran; 'Rama Rating: 6 out of 10):
Issue #27 of Wonder Woman promised a return to Paradise Island, and while technically true, it is a bit misleading. Searching for Zola and her infant, Wonder Woman and her gang of gods seek more divine assistance, while Apollo continues his mission to break the First Born. Brian Azzarello is certainly playing the long game, but I don't know if it's working to the books favor. This is a dense issue, with dialog that reads clunky in it's attempt at natural conversation. Visually, Cliff Chiang continues to deliver one of the finest renderings of Wonder Woman to date. His lines are crisp and clean. Using subtle strokes, he's able to bring out emotions, both subtle and strong from his characters. Matched perfectly with slightly muted colors by Matthew Wilson and you have a book that I wish read as good as it looked.
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3/5
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Wonder Woman #27
Written by Brian Azzarello
Art by Cliff Chiang and Matthew Wilson
Letters by Jared K. Fletcher
Review by Michael Moccio
'Rama Rating: 4 out of 10
Brian Azzarello breathed new life into Wonder Woman at the start of the New 52, drawing a larger audience to her character and bringing in more of the Greek Mythos to tell an engaging story. It seems, though, that his ability to continually deliver the above-average quality stories we've come to expect has run its course. Wonder Woman #27 promised the reader a return to Paradise Island; Azzarello fails those expectations for the issue and instead delivers a lackluster and frustratingly predictably story.
The writing itself is the weakest aspect of the issue. Apollo's side of the story follows the usual trope of poking the caged bear it becomes predictable from the beginning that the First Born would escape. Apollo, although arrogant in his portrayal, had never felt oblivious or stupid in previous issues, which is why it feels cheap that the First Born was able to escape so easily. The immediate story, too, seems predictable now as well: First Born overpowers Apollo and gains the throne just as Cassandra, Wonder Woman, and Zola get to Olympus and thus begins the climax of the storyline. Hopefully, though, Azzarello has a few twists and turns for the reader to avoid being too predictable.
This isn't the only time that Azarrello has fallen into a trope or a repetitive pattern. He sometimes falls back on the same literary devices time and again, making them feel overused and tiresome. The transition between Zola and Dionysus going to hunt for "truffles" and Cassandra in the Alps is tied with overlapping ominous dialogue from Dionysus. What should convey the gravity of Zola's situation, really only makes the reader roll their eyes because this has been done before time and again by Azzarello.
It also doesn't help that Zola's side of the story remains confusing as disjointed, as too many questions are left unanswered as the story progresses. The reader, like Zola, is left in the dark about what exactly a "truffle" is; without knowing this crucial information, the reader is wondering more about the nature of a "truffle," rather than the events going on. Keeping Zola in the dark makes sense, but withholding information from the reader, in this case, is just frustrating and confusing because we don't fully know the gravity of the situation Zola is in.
The entire sequence of events feels inorganic and forced. The story lacks a certain predictability—for some reason, what's happening isn't necessarily what we've come to expect from these characters. Sometimes, if a story takes a turn we weren't expecting, that adds excitement for the reader; in the case of Wonder Woman, some of these events feel too convenient or out of place.
Hera's monologue was initially jarring and unexpected as Wonder Woman and Hermes returned to Zola's apartment. Hera seemingly takes two character steps back as the uses Wonder Woman's dialogue – "I have nothing left to lose" – as a springboard to elaborate on why she's so upset, making herself the center of attention. This specific scene, although feeling out of place, provides Wonder Woman a great opportunity to shine as she tells Hera to pray to herself. Between Azzarello's writing of the scene and Cliff Chiang's visuals, the scene feels incredibly poignant and wise on Diana's part.
Chiang has, as usual, out done himself with the visuals. His rendition of Diana, especially, is visually stunning and always portrays her as powerful without needlessly accentuating the usual parts of her body. His thick inking would initially sound like a strange artistic choice, but the smooth, thick lines add a dynamic quality to the visuals that allow the reader's eyes to travel along the pages without pause.
Likewise, Matthew Wilson on colors adds that extra layer to the story by creating resonance between the visuals and story being told. Again, the best example would be Hera's scene, where it starts with her shrouded in darkness and light shining on Diana. As the scene progresses, more and more light slowly starts to shine on Hera as Wonder Woman helps her; this shows that Wilson is so in tune with the story he's adding meaning to the visuals he creates. It's these subtle things that usually go unnoticed that really tie a book together from start to finish.
It's frustrating that such a visually stunning book doesn't have the same quality content. In the coming issues, we can only hope Azzarello will deliver an exciting climax that makes previous issues pale in comparison as this story arc ends.
gli americani non capiscono un beneamato
Ma con questa serie sono proprio cattivelli sti americani... Per me resta una delle migliori del reboot.
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WONDER WOMAN #31
Written by BRIAN AZZARELLO
Art by GORAN SUDZUKA
Cover by CLIFF CHIANG
1:25 BATMAN '66 variant cover by MICHAEL ALLRED
On sale MAY 21 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
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Interview: Brian Azzarello and Cliff Chiang Talk WONDER WOMAN
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Citazione di: Azrael il 21 Febbraio 2014, 00:08:19
End of Their Run
L'avevo detto! :dsi:
:lolle: :lolle: :lolle:
Azzarello nelle interviste mi fa sempre morire dal ridere. :lolle: :lolle: :lolle:
finiscono la run su Wondie? :ph34r:
Sì, quest'estate, circa. :sisi:
Al posto loro arriva Venditti Ahahaha xD
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Citazione di: MattiaDan il 21 Febbraio 2014, 11:14:42
Al posto loro arriva Venditti Ahahaha xD
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Per favore è non diciamo ste scemenze, se continuano così sullo spillato di Flash la serie migliore sarà Aquaman,Jeff Parker permettendo. :asd:
E anche Azzarello finisce la sua run :( Tutte le mie certezze sulle serie Dc stanno cadendo, resta solo Snyder su Batman :ahsisi:
e Johns su JL :ahsisi:
johns su superman... kindt su jl united
Citazione di: cybertroniano il 22 Febbraio 2014, 12:43:04
johns su superman... kindt su jl united
Ma sono gestioni che nom sono ancora iniziate(jl united è scritta da lemire)
a si è vero...
E anche Azzarello se ne va.
Va bene così, sto recuperando tutta la sua gestione e preferisco che se ne vada prima di propinarci della minestra riscaldata, ne conserverò un ottimo ricordo senz'altro :up:
Sono curiosa di vedere il nuovo team narrativo, sperando che non si tratti dei soliti dilettanti in attesa di un assestamento
Citazione di: Ashel il 27 Febbraio 2014, 19:25:31
E anche Azzarello se ne va.
Va bene così, sto recuperando tutta la sua gestione e preferisco che se ne vada prima di propinarci della minestra riscaldata, ne conserverò un ottimo ricordo senz'altro :up:
Sono curiosa di vedere il nuovo team narrativo, sperando che non si tratti dei soliti dilettanti in attesa di un assestamento
Vai a vedere su dc comics progetti futuri
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A me Luna piace molto come personaggio e design.
Chissà se i nuovi famigliari di Diana verranno usati in altre serie :)
Che belli i disegni di Chiang :wub: Non vedo l' ora di godermi questi ultimi numeri di Azzarello!
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WONDER WOMAN #32
Written by BRIAN AZZARELLO
Art by GORAN SUDZUKA
Cover by CLIFF CHIANG
DC Collectibles Bombshells variant cover by ANT LUCIA
On sale JUNE 18 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
Retailers: This issue will ship with two covers. Please see the order form for more information.
The casualties are mounting as Wonder Woman's divine family tears itself apart – and Diana prepares to make everyone feel her power as the God of War!
E' l' ultimo numero di Azzarello? :(
Cosa dice la solicit?
Citazione di: Azrael il 18 Marzo 2014, 23:46:48
Cosa dice la solicit?
Trama a parte nulla :asd: Ma si sa in che numero finisce o si sa solo che Azzarello finirà la run a breve?
Il numero preciso non si sa, ma finirà :(
Finirà quest'estate, di preciso ancora non sappiamo.
Il #29 è un altro numero fantastico. Spero che Chiang resti fino alla fine perchè con lui ai disegni è tutta un'altra cosa.
Si prospetta un finale coi botti! :rulezza:
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Wonder Woman #32 BOMBSHELL Variant Cover
le bombshell variant m'interessano e questa di wonder woman è stupenda
Si, molto bella anche questa :wub:
Citazione di: Azrael il 19 Marzo 2014, 16:48:06
Si, molto bella anche questa :wub:
az ma hannno già reso disponibili altre anteprime di queste variant?
Citazione di: Edward Kenway il 19 Marzo 2014, 16:51:16
Citazione di: Azrael il 19 Marzo 2014, 16:48:06
Si, molto bella anche questa :wub:
az ma hannno già reso disponibili altre anteprime di queste variant?
Solo quelle che ho già postato (WW, Catwoman e Detective Comics con Poison Ivy)
Citazione di: Azrael il 19 Marzo 2014, 16:52:26
Citazione di: Edward Kenway il 19 Marzo 2014, 16:51:16
Citazione di: Azrael il 19 Marzo 2014, 16:48:06
Si, molto bella anche questa :wub:
az ma hannno già reso disponibili altre anteprime di queste variant?
Solo quelle che ho già postato (WW, Catwoman e Detective Comics con Poison Ivy)
grazie vado a vedere sui topic allora :up:
Bellissimo il #29, questa è una di quelle run che appena finita va riletta immediatamente, Azzarello stratosferico! Il finale mi ha esaltato in maniera incredibile, Diana che
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Questa serie emana figaggine da ogni pagina!
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http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=preview&id=21112 (http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=preview&id=21112)
Adesso sono davvero razzi...
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5/5
http://www.comicvine.com/reviews/wonder-woman-30/1900-2918/ (http://www.comicvine.com/reviews/wonder-woman-30/1900-2918/)
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WONDER WOMAN #33
Written by BRIAN AZZARELLO
Art and cover by CLIFF CHIANG
BATMAN 75 variant cover
On sale JULY 16 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
It's the beginning of the end as writer Brian Azzarello and artist Cliff Chiang kick off the astonishing finale of their epic run! Olympus must fall, and its rightful ruler must be restored – but in Diana's depraved family of demigods and gods, who can be trusted to rule with decency and justice?
:cry:
Se questo è l'inizio della fine vuol dire che ci saranno altri 3/5 numeri no? :cry:
per me tocca i quaranta e poi ci saluta... chissà come finirà.
Ma soprattutto chi lo sostituirà... non si parlava della moglie di David Finch?
Citazione di: JhonSavor il 23 Aprile 2014, 13:46:00
per me tocca i quaranta e poi ci saluta... chissà come finirà.
Ma soprattutto chi lo sostituirà... non si parlava della moglie di David Finch?
David Finch e Consorte :sisi:
Citazione di: Azrael il 23 Aprile 2014, 13:49:51
Citazione di: JhonSavor il 23 Aprile 2014, 13:46:00
per me tocca i quaranta e poi ci saluta... chissà come finirà.
Ma soprattutto chi lo sostituirà... non si parlava della moglie di David Finch?
David Finch e Consorte :sisi:
Com'è la Moglie di Finch ha scritto qualcosa di interessante?
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Citazione di: Luke-Logan il 24 Aprile 2014, 18:02:08
Citazione di: Azrael il 23 Aprile 2014, 13:49:51
Citazione di: JhonSavor il 23 Aprile 2014, 13:46:00
per me tocca i quaranta e poi ci saluta... chissà come finirà.
Ma soprattutto chi lo sostituirà... non si parlava della moglie di David Finch?
David Finch e Consorte :sisi:
Com'è la Moglie di Finch ha scritto qualcosa di interessante?
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mi pare abbia lavorato per la zenoscope
Citazione di: Edward Kenway il 24 Aprile 2014, 18:26:27
Citazione di: Luke-Logan il 24 Aprile 2014, 18:02:08
Citazione di: Azrael il 23 Aprile 2014, 13:49:51
Citazione di: JhonSavor il 23 Aprile 2014, 13:46:00
per me tocca i quaranta e poi ci saluta... chissà come finirà.
Ma soprattutto chi lo sostituirà... non si parlava della moglie di David Finch?
David Finch e Consorte :sisi:
Com'è la Moglie di Finch ha scritto qualcosa di interessante?
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mi pare abbia lavorato per la zanoscope
adattamenti di fiabe qualcosa del genere. mi pare che K.K. la ritenesse adatta proprio per questo
Citazione di: JhonSavor il 24 Aprile 2014, 23:32:42
Citazione di: Edward Kenway il 24 Aprile 2014, 18:26:27
Citazione di: Luke-Logan il 24 Aprile 2014, 18:02:08
Citazione di: Azrael il 23 Aprile 2014, 13:49:51
Citazione di: JhonSavor il 23 Aprile 2014, 13:46:00
per me tocca i quaranta e poi ci saluta... chissà come finirà.
Ma soprattutto chi lo sostituirà... non si parlava della moglie di David Finch?
David Finch e Consorte :sisi:
Com'è la Moglie di Finch ha scritto qualcosa di interessante?
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mi pare abbia lavorato per la zanoscope
adattamenti di fiabe qualcosa del genere. mi pare che K.K. la ritenesse adatta proprio per questo
si adattamenti di fiabe, come dissi all'epoca se la usano per fare una po' di storie con adattamenti di storie mitologiche se la può cavare, se vogliono che scriva roba che invece non sa scrivere la vedo peggio
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Wonder Woman #31 Variant Cover by Mike Allred
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WONDER WOMAN: FUTURES END #1
Writer: Charles Soule
Penciller: Rags Morales
Inker: Rags Morales
Cover: Tom Raney
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WONDER WOMAN #34
Written by BRIAN AZZARELLO
Art and cover by CLIFF CHIANG
DC UNIVERSE SELFIE variant cover
On sale AUGUST 20 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
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Is this the end of Olympus and the gods? Wonder Woman is locked in a desperate battle with the First Born with the destiny of immortals at stake – and she must make a decision that will effect the lives of those she loves most.
pfiuuu Azzarello resta al suo posto almeno fino ad agosto
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http://www.buzzfeed.com/awesomer/the-dead-walk-the-earth-in-wonder-woman (http://www.buzzfeed.com/awesomer/the-dead-walk-the-earth-in-wonder-woman)
che voglia chiedere aiuto ai fratelli amazzoni?
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5/5
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3.5/5
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Numero abbastanza tranquillo il #31 anche se comunque è sempre un bel leggere :sisi: Mi sta piacendo come Diana
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Comunque numero dopo numero ormai la guerra è alle porte!
Cioè fatemi capire
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Batman 75 Variants
Wonder Woman #33 by Josh Middleton
Citazione di: JhonSavor il 03 Giugno 2014, 18:51:19
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:sisi:
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Sudzuka è ottimo però Chiang in questo arco finale poteva disegnare qualche capitolo in più... Dettagli, serie grandiosa e questa preview, wow!
Citazione di: Spider Jerusalem il 18 Giugno 2014, 01:23:40
Sudzuka è ottimo però Chiang in questo arco finale poteva disegnare qualche capitolo in più... Dettagli, serie grandiosa e questa preview, wow!
Certo che il personaggio che più si sta godendo gli eventi è proprio Discordia comunque. Ci sguazza in questo casino sin dal primo numero in cui è comparsa...
Ci scommettevano in pochi su questa serie mi ricordo... ed invece è veramente godibile!
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5/5
http://www.comicvine.com/reviews/wonder-woman-32/1900-3144/ (http://www.comicvine.com/reviews/wonder-woman-32/1900-3144/)
Wonder Woman #32 (Published by DC Comics; Review by Aaron Duran; 'Rama Rating: 7 out of 10):
The pending conflict between the remaining gods of Olympus and the First Born draws closer as the Amazons stand with those they left for dead under Azzarellos original arc. Wonder Woman #32 shows Azzarellos gift for the long game, but in the process, keeps losing the title character in her own book. It's true, Diana has some moments that are cheer worthy. But when you're honest and realize she could be replaced with any strong character in the book, then the title is lacking. Goran Sudzuka's art brings a nice sense of movement to the comic, but considering the books deals with gods and war, there is a strange lack of scope. Still, when paired with Matthew Wilson and his very smart color palate, you do have a Wonder Woman that is visually pleasing. This is still a well crafted comic with a compelling story and good art, but it's also still a comic where the Queen of Themyscira is a supporting role.
Si vede che ci stiamo avviando alle battute finali ma è comunque sempre un bel leggere :sisi: Finalmente abbiamo un bel confronto tra
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E poi il finale è veramente figo, il ritorno di
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Non vedo l' ora di potermi rileggere tutta la run, secondo me è ancora più bella!
Ufficiale, con il #35 finisce la gestione di Azzarello.
http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=53779 (http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=53779) (Se ne sta parlando nel topic dei Progetti Futuri)
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"Wonder Woman" #35 by Aaron Lopresti
Per un secondo ho avuto paura che nella prossima run Diana se la dovesse vedere con i vampiri :lolle:
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WONDER WOMAN #35
Written by BRIAN AZZARELLO
Art and cover by CLIFF CHIANG
MONSTERS Variant cover by AARON LOPRESTI
On sale OCTOBER 15 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
It's the grand finale of the historic WONDER WOMAN epic by writer Brian Azzarello and artist Cliff Chiang! Saying more would spoil all the surprises – and there will be plenty!
cover evocativa! :w00t:
Un numero in più per Azzarello? :mmm:
Madonna già la cover è di una bellezza assoluta :wub:
Citazione di: Azrael il 15 Luglio 2014, 00:26:38
Un numero in più per Azzarello? :mmm:
per tirare le somme (e ditemi voi se Zola con la mise alla wonder-girl non è stra bella :lolle:)
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Finalmente torna Chiang!
Citazione di: Bruce Wayne il 18 Luglio 2014, 11:33:53
Finalmente torna Chiang!
E si vede :clap: Preview favolosa!
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Review by Brendan McGuirk
'Rama Rating: 9 out of 10
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3.5/5
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Wonder Woman #34
Citazione di: Azrael il 30 Luglio 2014, 02:09:16
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Wonder Woman #34
di sicuro Diana farebbe così <_<
E poi che zigomi ha :blink:
Ah già... Pure la DC si è messa a fare le cover "selfie" :sick:
levate la statua nella mano inserite "qualcos'altro" e poi fate voi :adminestrone:
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Disegni obbrobriosi :sick:
Katane. A me piacciono un sacco però... gli Americani sanno che esistono anche le scimitarre, vero? o comunque armi da taglio ugualmente maneggevoli? :look:
WONDER WOMAN: FUTURES END #1
2.5/5
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http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=preview&id=23878 (http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=preview&id=23878)
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4/5
http://www.comicvine.com/reviews/wonder-woman-34/1900-3496/ (http://www.comicvine.com/reviews/wonder-woman-34/1900-3496/)
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http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=preview&id=24319 (http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=preview&id=24319)
AZZARELLO, CHIANG Look Back on the WONDER WOMAN Years
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http://www.newsarama.com/22580-azzarello-chiang-look-back-on-the-wonder-woman-years.html (http://www.newsarama.com/22580-azzarello-chiang-look-back-on-the-wonder-woman-years.html)
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5/5
http://www.comicvine.com/reviews/wonder-woman-35/1900-3582/ (http://www.comicvine.com/reviews/wonder-woman-35/1900-3582/)
Five Developments from WONDER WOMAN #35
http://www.comicvine.com/articles/five-developments-from-wonder-woman-35/1100-150242/ (http://www.comicvine.com/articles/five-developments-from-wonder-woman-35/1100-150242/)
Azzarello proprio non ci sa fare con i finali. :tsk:
Numero non da buttare ma mi aspettavo di più.
Citazione di: Bruce Wayne il 30 Ottobre 2014, 13:27:34
Azzarello proprio non ci sa fare con i finali. :tsk:
Numero non da buttare ma mi aspettavo di più.
Dai, non mi dire cosi :cry:
Eppure ha preso il massimo dei voti nell'unica rece che ho postato, che ovviamente vale fino ad un certo punto.
Citazione di: Bruce Wayne il 30 Ottobre 2014, 13:27:34
Azzarello proprio non ci sa fare con i finali. :tsk:
Non mi ricordo, tu, oltre a Wonder Woman, avevi letto qualcos'altro di Azzarello (per esempio Batman: Città Spezzata o 100 Bullets)?
Citazione di: Azrael il 30 Ottobre 2014, 13:28:48
Citazione di: Bruce Wayne il 30 Ottobre 2014, 13:27:34
Azzarello proprio non ci sa fare con i finali. :tsk:
Numero non da buttare ma mi aspettavo di più.
Dai, non mi dire cosi :cry:
Eppure ha preso il massimo dei voti nell'unica rece che ho postato, che ovviamente vale fino ad un certo punto.
Dei voti dei siti "fregauncazzo" :asd: :lol: Come già detto mille volte...
Ci sono alcune cose davvero belle in questo numero finale.
Diana ne esce davvero benissimo. :wub:
Però come già in altre storie di Azzarello si arriva alla fine e si "spengono le luci" un po' così, all'improvviso e resta un po' il senso di incompiutezza (anche se le trame di fatto si chiudono).
Citazione di: Bruce Wayne il 30 Ottobre 2014, 13:36:07
Citazione di: Azrael il 30 Ottobre 2014, 13:28:48
Citazione di: Bruce Wayne il 30 Ottobre 2014, 13:27:34
Azzarello proprio non ci sa fare con i finali. :tsk:
Numero non da buttare ma mi aspettavo di più.
Dai, non mi dire cosi :cry:
Eppure ha preso il massimo dei voti nell'unica rece che ho postato, che ovviamente vale fino ad un certo punto.
Dei voti dei siti "fregauncazzo" :asd: :lol: Come già detto mille volte...
Ci sono alcune cose davvero belle in questo numero finale.
Diana ne esce davvero benissimo. :wub:
Però come già in altre storie di Azzarello si arriva alla fine e si "spengono le luci" un po' così, all'improvviso e resta un po' il senso di incompiutezza (anche se le trame di fatto si chiudono).
Mi consola il fatto che si chiudano tutte le trame, potrò confrontarmi con te fra solo 10 mesi :lolle:
Wonder Woman #35 Review
8.9/10
http://www.ign.com/articles/2014/10/30/wonder-woman-35-review (http://www.ign.com/articles/2014/10/30/wonder-woman-35-review)
WONDER WOMAN #35
3.5/5
http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=user_review&id=7932 (http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=user_review&id=7932)
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Review by Vanessa Gabriel
'Rama Rating: 5 out of 10
Best Shots Megareview: WONDER WOMAN By Brian Azzarello, Cliff Chiang - the Full Run
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Wonder Woman Vol. 4, Issues 1-35, 0, 23.2
Review by George Marston
'Rama Rating: 7 out of 10
http://www.newsarama.com/22775-best-shots-megareview-wonder-woman-by-brian-azzarello-cliff-chiang-the-full-run.html (http://www.newsarama.com/22775-best-shots-megareview-wonder-woman-by-brian-azzarello-cliff-chiang-the-full-run.html)
Letto anche io il finale, per quanto mi riguarda, attesissimo di questa run.
A me è piaciuto molto anche se il finale forse ti lascia un po con un senso di incompletezza. Almeno a me ha fatto questo effetto anche se comunque Azzarello ha portato a termine le trame che aveva sapientemente portato avanti in questi anni. Non conosco molto delle storie passate di Wonder Woman ma questa run mi resterà sicuramente nel cuore e non vedo l' ora di rileggerla!