Winter Soldier (USA) di E.Brubaker & B.Guice

[Azrael]

si si .... solo che c'è un pò di confusione: non si capisce bene se solo in albetti a parte (almeno all'inizio del ciclo) o se dentro Cap

Avevano detto (Se non ricordo male) che usciva da solo 

[Deadpool]

si si .... solo che c'è un pò di confusione: non si capisce bene se solo in albetti a parte (almeno all'inizio del ciclo) o se dentro Cap

Avevano detto (Se non ricordo male) che usciva da solo 

Al momento ufficialmente è su albetti da edicola (tipo Im 2.0 Moon Knight), qui sul forum era stato ipotizzato che potesse dopo un primo albo da edicola solitario essere infilato nella testata di Cap, ma al momento non si sa nulla al riguardo.

Credo che Lucca sarà il luogo dove verrà finalmente annunciato il modo in cui verrà proposto sto benedettissimo Winter Soldier 

[Nightmist]

non è un'ipotesi quella che finisca poi su cap, l'ha detto lupoi su twitter anche se non chiaramente.

[Red Lantern 00075]

L'albo di Cap sarebbe la collocazione naturale di questa serie, ma una pubblicazione in brossurati da edicola sarebbe bella per poter gustare queste storie tutte d'un fiato.

[Azrael]

While we've known for a while that Ed Brubaker is ending his run on Winter Soldier, it's only in the last few issues that the feeling of an impending departure has set in. Maybe it's just the foreknowledge that the end is near, but this book has felt like it's wheels are spinning for a couple of issues now, with the story of an ex-soviet sleeper agent taking his revenge on Bucky Barnes by re-brainwashing his paramour, the former Soviet super spy known as the Black Widow, just kind of dragging on. This issue sees a twist to the story, but that paradigm shift and a slew of guest appearances aren't enough to make this book feel urgent or dangerous, two things that a super-spy story ought to strive for.

If there's one thing that Winter Soldier #12 gets really right, it's showcasing Bucky Barnes: Badass. Even though the story isn't ramping up quite enough, seeing Bucky take on Wolverine and Hawkeye after undergoing the same process to which Black Widow was subjected does raise the stakes enough to keep this issue moving, but the ongoing plot just doesn't have the heat to have warranted as many issues as its filled up. Call it a casualty of the cyclical nature of comics, but there just isn't a feeling that things will end up anywhere except for back at the status quo.

It's frustrating knowing that Brubaker has had his ending in sight for so long, and still feeling like these last few issues are just going through the motions, especially since Butch Guice and inker Brian Thies seem to be doing their best to give the book the mood and energy that are lacking from the writing. There's a sequence in this issue where Bucky is fleeing from Wolverine and Hawkeye where his desperation, and possibly his madness, are palpable, and the energy is, for once, electric. Bettie Breitweiser does more than her share of the lifting as well, setting a noir-ish mood in the vein of Blade Runner or Taxi Driver that Brubaker's script can't muster enough hard-boiled attitude to match.

The real tragedy of Winter Soldier right now is that Brubaker seems, in many ways, to view this series as his final love letter to his Marvel days. The inclusion of Daredevil, a character Brubaker shepherded for years, belies an almost wistful air to Bucky's tour of the Marvel Universe's gritty streets, a place Brubaker has spent more time than most in the last decade. While the intent seems clear, the execution seems more and more like the work of someone who sees his time is at an end, and is ready to move on to the next big thing. While the individual issues of Winter Soldier are readable and visually stunning, the mega-story seems to be running out of steam.

6/10

Newsarama

[Azrael]

Preview: WINTER SOLDIER #13 (Unlettered)

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[Azrael]

WINTER SOLDIER #15
JASON LATOUR (W) • NIC KLEIN (A)
Cover by DECLAN SHALVEY
Variant Cover by NIC KLEIN
• All new mission! All New creative team! All new status quo!
• Join writer Jason Latour (Loose Ends, Wolverine) and artist Nic Klein (Dancer, Viking, Doc Savage) as they take the reins to the critically acclaimed series!
• In the wake of the hunt for the Black Widow, a broken and beaten Winter Soldier begins perhaps his most personal mission yet: a quest for redemption.
• But as Bucky looks to make peace with his deadly past, a new villain from his future is out for war...and blood...
32 PGS./ Rated T+ ...$2.99

[Deadpool]

Speriamo bene 

[Bucky Barnes]

Ma chi sono i due nuovi autori?
Che hanno fatto?

[Robin]

scusate, l'ultimo numero di Bru su WS è autoconclusivo ?

[Murnau]

Ma chi sono i due nuovi autori?
Che hanno fatto?

Jason Latour è un nome che mi dice qualcosa, ma non riesco a mettere a fuoco.

[Green Lantern]

David Jason Latour (born 1977) is an American comic book artist and writer known for his work for Image, Marvel and DC comics on titles such as Scalped and Wolverine.

Bibliography

As artist

The Expatriate #1-4 (with B. Clay Moore, Image Comics, 2005)
24Seven vol. 2 ( Image Comics, 2007)
PopGun vol. 1 (Image Comics, 2007)
Daredevil Black and White #1 (with Peter Milligan, Marvel, 2010 one-shot)
Wolverine, vol.4 #1- The Last Stand of the Silver Samurai- (with Jason Aaron, Marvel, 2010)
Wolverine, vol.4 #5- Scorched Earth: Conclusion- (with Jason Aaron, Marvel, 2011)
I Am an Avenger, #1- The Books of the Iron Fist- (with Duane Swierczynski, Marvel, 2010)
Scalped #43 (with Jason Aaron DC/Vertigo, 2010)
Noche Roja (with Simon Oliver Vertigo Crime Line OGN DC/Vertigo, 2011)
Captain America, #616- Spin- (with Cullen Bunn, Marvel, 2011)
Fear Itself: The Home Front, #5- Red/White Blues (with Si Spurrier, Marvel, 2011)

As writer

Loose Ends (with Chris Brunner & Rico Renzi 12 Gauge Comics12 Gauge Comics, 2011)

[eddiekrueger]

WINTER SOLDIER #15
JASON LATOUR (W) • NIC KLEIN (A)
Cover by DECLAN SHALVEY
Variant Cover by NIC KLEIN
• All new mission! All New creative team! All new status quo!
• Join writer Jason Latour (Loose Ends, Wolverine) and artist Nic Klein (Dancer, Viking, Doc Savage) as they take the reins to the critically acclaimed series!
• In the wake of the hunt for the Black Widow, a broken and beaten Winter Soldier begins perhaps his most personal mission yet: a quest for redemption.
• But as Bucky looks to make peace with his deadly past, a new villain from his future is out for war...and blood...
32 PGS./ Rated T+ ...$2.99

ZAC!
(onomatopeico taglio della testata)

[Azrael]

PREVIEW: WINTER SOLDIER #13

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[Azrael]

WINTER SOLDIER #16
JASON LATOUR (W)
NIC KLEIN (A)
Cover by DECLAN SHALVEY
Variant cover by MIKE DEODATO
• Writer Jason Latour (Loose Ends, Wolverine) and artist Nic Klein (Dancer, Viking, Doc Savage) begin the second chapter of The Winter Soldier's newest deadly mission.
• With only the enigmatic Robards at his side, Bucky wades into his dark past, visiting a treacherous school for young assassins...The Orphanage.
• And just who is The Electric Ghost?
32 PGS./Rated T+ ...$2.99