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[hey]

Green Arrow ricorda sia il GA di Smallville che Hawkeye di Ultimates.

Con la sola differenza che ultimate Hawkeye è mille volte più figo

Ci credo,Hawkeye è scritto da Millar

[Tony Stark]

Green Arrow ricorda sia il GA di Smallville che Hawkeye di Ultimates.

Con la sola differenza che ultimate Hawkeye è mille volte più figo

Ci credo,Hawkeye è scritto da Millar

Ma anche quando è scritto da Loeb, e Hickman non mi tradirà!

Green Arrow ricorda sia il GA di Smallville che Hawkeye di Ultimates.

Con la sola differenza che ultimate Hawkeye è mille volte più figo

Dove stai andando tu, mia moglie e i miei figli non li incontrerai.

Darth Maul rivuole la sua spada laser, figlio di puttana!

[hey]

Tutti autori migliori di sto tizietto che scrive Green Arrow

A parte Hickman che non conosco.

[landon]

cioè...stanno massacrando il ritorno silver age di Johns...continuo a pensare che johns sia stato messo in un angolo 

UN MOMENTO!!!

MI STATE DICENDO CHE IL SUPERMAN DI MORRISON METTERA' FINE AL SUPERMAN 'CREATO' DA JOHNS?

OVVERO CHE IL SUPERMAN DI JOHNS COME SECRET ORIGIN NON SARA' PIU' IN CONTINUITY?
Post Uniti: 27 Luglio 2011, 23:20:14

nonostante master geoff secondo me il miracolo non riuscirà stavolta... 

Aquaman sucks!

Quoto.

bis-quoto.

[Buddy Baker]

cioè...stanno massacrando il ritorno silver age di Johns...continuo a pensare che johns sia stato messo in un angolo 

UN MOMENTO!!!

MI STATE DICENDO CHE IL SUPERMAN DI MORRISON METTERA' FINE AL SUPERMAN 'CREATO' DA JOHNS?

OVVERO CHE IL SUPERMAN DI JOHNS COME SECRET ORIGIN NON SARA' PIU' IN CONTINUITY?

Beh, se Morrison rinarra le sue origini è facilmente ipotizzabile che quelle scritte da Johns saranno modificate, altrimenti non avrebbe senso riscriverle uguali

[King Mob]

Superman + John Constantine : 

Era più azzeccato Spawn + Cerebus. 

[Dean Winchester]

Ma con Constatine ci stava bene Batman o, Zatanna toh.

[Azrael]

CBR TV @ CCI: Grant Morrison on "Action Comics, " "New X-Men" and Much More

Grant Morrison spent some time on the CBR yacht during Comic-Con International in San Diego where the Scottish superstar discussed designer Chip Kidd's declaration of the logo for "New X-Men" as being his favorite logo in the history of comics and how Morrison's design sold Marvel's then-publisher Bill Jemas on the series title.

Morrison also dives into DC Comics' New 52, discussing the fact that "Action Comics," being set five years in the past, isn't affected by the ret-conning of Superman's marriage, the pressures of being responsible for re-telling and updating the origins of the Man of Steel and why he took on the challenge of tackling Superman for his part of DC's massive relaunch initiative.

"Supergods" is also discussed, including how writing the book affected his approach to and stance on the concept of superheroes, whether or not he sees a point in his life where he'll stop writing superheroes, his love of working with B and C-list characters and the status of his ongoing film project, "Sinatoro."

Qua il Video

Da CBR

[aster]

cioè...stanno massacrando il ritorno silver age di Johns...continuo a pensare che johns sia stato messo in un angolo 

UN MOMENTO!!!

MI STATE DICENDO CHE IL SUPERMAN DI MORRISON METTERA' FINE AL SUPERMAN 'CREATO' DA JOHNS?

OVVERO CHE IL SUPERMAN DI JOHNS COME SECRET ORIGIN NON SARA' PIU' IN CONTINUITY?
Post Uniti: 27 Luglio 2011, 23:20:14

nonostante master geoff secondo me il miracolo non riuscirà stavolta... 

Aquaman sucks!

Quoto.

bis-quoto.

a questo punto o le tenevano (le origini) o è stato inutile scriverle cosi poco tempo fà per reebottarle a settembre. secret origin è LA storia della nascita di supes.

[maricomics]

Ho una domanda, in tutto il rilancio DC nei vari articoli nn si fa mai il nome di Capitan Marvel e di tutti i personaggi a lui legati, (sopratutto Black Adam il mio preferito ) non fanno parte di nessuna delle 52 testate ma che voi sappiate sono coinvolti in altri progetti o semplicemente cestinati ?

[Ikki di Phoenix]

Per il momento non fanno parte di nessuna delle 52 testate annunciate, anche se i lettori in rete prevedono nuovi annunci per l'autunno.

[Jor-El]

A me GA non piace perché sembra un ragazzino e quindi hanno probabilmente azzerato la sua continuity compreso il viaggio con Hal e la storia di Smith, non ho nulla contro il costume

Se con "il viaggio con Hal" ti riferisci alla serie Green Arrow/Green Lantern disegnata dal mitico Neal Adams spero vivamente di no.
Cancellare dalla continuity quelle storie equivale in parte a sputare in faccia alla storia del comics USA 

[Corto Maltese]

A me GA non piace perché sembra un ragazzino e quindi hanno probabilmente azzerato la sua continuity compreso il viaggio con Hal e la storia di Smith, non ho nulla contro il costume

Se con "il viaggio con Hal" ti riferisci alla serie Green Arrow/Green Lantern disegnata dal mitico Neal Adams spero vivamente di no.
Cancellare dalla continuity quelle storie equivale in parte a sputare in faccia alla storia del comics USA 

Ma io direi anche sputare direttamente alla storia dei fumetti di tutto il mondo. Quel ciclo è una perla rara.

[Azrael]

Off My Mind: Why Breaking Superman and Lois Lane Up Doesn't Matter
They've been married for fifteen years but will the 'separation' make a difference to who the characters are?

There are many changes coming to the DC Universe in September. Information on the "New 52" is being released and some previous suspicions are being confirmed. One in particular involves Superman and Lois Lane. Lois has been the love interest for Superman/Clark Kent since they all first appeared in 1938's Action Comics #1. Their courtship lasted decades and finally they were married in 1996's Superman: The Wedding Album. Now after fifteen years, the marriage will be over.

This is something that will clearly anger many. Readers generally don't like retcons. If they've been reading for a while, they feel they've invested their time in the characters and to have certain elements simply wiped away feels like an insult.

Will doing away with the relationship Lois and Clark have developed really make a huge difference? Superman will still be the Man of Steel and Lois Lane will still be a tough-as-nails reporter. The marriage may soon be over but does it really matter?



Before fans of the marriage start gathering their pitchforks against me, let's see a show of hands, how many have actually been reading Superman before their marriage in 1996? A lot of today's readers never really read stories while Clark was pining over Lois. This went on for 58 years. People don't like change but I don't recall an uproar in '96 when DC decided to have the two get married after 58 years. Sometimes change is good.



I do want to clarify that I'm not a fan of history being erased, no matter how clever the execution. Just as I did not like Spider-Man and Mary Jane's marriage being dissolved in Brand New Day, I'm not crazy about Lois and Clark's marriage going away. But that doesn't mean I will stop reading comics based on characters I dig. There have been several excellent story arcs with Spider-Man since.



Thinking back over the last fifteen years, were there any stories that really focused on or centered on their marriage? Getting married did show a sign of evolution in their relationship but nothing really resulted afterwards. The only story that comes to mind is when they wanted to adopt Christopher, Zod's son but in today's age, it's not like they really needed to be married to adopt an 'orphan.' Recently Superman spent a year on New Krypton away from Lois. When he returned to Earth, they shared a few pages in a comic and then he immediately left to go on his walk across America in the Grounded storyline. What difference does it make if they're married or not through all of this?

In TV shows, we know how it goes. Two characters teeter on the edge of hooking up for a while. Once they do, the show and relationship loses its charm (the show Moonlighting is often used as the prime example). Just as the marriage didn't the characters before they tied the knot, it didn't necessarily define them afterwards either. We had some moments where Superman could fully share his life and adventures with Lois but if anything, it almost put her in the backseat. Once they were married, the courtship wasn't there. Superman might fly home some times and they could share a moment but that was about it.

How many adventures and appearances has Superman had with no mention of Lois? Superman spends a lot of time saving people around the world or hanging out with the Justice League in the Watchtower, which isn't even on Earth. Superman has an obligation to saving innocent lives but because of the vows he made, he also has obligations to his wife.



Erasing the marriage may not be the solution to his problem. It is important to try to look at the bright side. For one thing, we still don't know what is the cause for this change (and those in other books although we can assume it deals with Flashpoint). Lois will have a new boyfriend and this re-opens the door to the thrills and excitement over whether or not Superman and Lois or Clark and Lois will get together. Many of today's readers never got to experience that aspect of the characters. Again, this game went on for 58 years. There's always reprints and trades of the old stories but as fun as it is to read those, there's something about reading the current stories as they happen.

Superman and Lois should be together. Come September, they won't be. We all have to deal with it. Lois will have a new boyfriend and this is something we haven't really seen. Whether or not Superman and/or Clark gets one is just another aspect that could mix things up. Make the stories a little more unpredictable. Will they eventually get back together? It's possible and extremely likely. For now, we need to focus on what makes Superman who he is. Unless you've been reading the stories just for the marriage, it doesn't seem like we'll be seeing a huge difference.

Da CVine

[Azrael]

(Character designs by Gary Frank; DEMON KNIGHTS #1 interior art by Diogenes Neves and Oclair Albert)

This September, DC Comics takes a trip back to the Medieval Ages with DEMON KNIGHTS. Featuring demons, witches, sorcery and plenty of dark magic, DEMON KNIGHTS plants the seeds for the siege that will reverberate through the present-day DC Universe.

One of the many exciting things about DC Comics-The New 52 is the opportunity for new characters to be introduced. In DEMON KNIGHTS, one such character is The Horsewoman. But who is this mysterious new woman and what will her role in the series be?

"The Horsewoman is one of the seven Demon Knights, flung together by a desperate battle," said series writer Paul Cornell. "She's a mysterious rider who tries to stay apart, on a lonely journey across Medieval Europe. She can ride, but she can't walk, supported in her saddle by magic and invention. She has an absolute affinity for all horses, and she's the greatest archer in history. She tries hard not to care, but always ends up helping those who need her. And the little village Etrigan's reluctant team end up defending from enormous odds is going to need her now."

DEMON KNIGHTS #1, by Paul Cornell, Diogenes Neves and Oclair Albert, rides into stores on September 14th.

Da DC Source