Prez (USA) di Mark Russell

[Azrael]

PREZ #1
Written by MARK RUSSELL
Art and cover by BEN CALDWELL
1:25 Variant cover by BRET BLEVINS
On sale JUNE 17 • 32 pg, FC, 1 of 12, $2.99 US • RATED T
Retailers: This issue will ship with two covers. Please see the order form for more information.
Meet Beth Ross, the first teenaged President of the United States. In a nation where corporations can run for office, the poor are used as human billboards, and tacos are delivered by drone, our only hope is this nineteen-year-old Twitter sensation. But the real question isn't whether she's ready for politics – it's whether politics is ready for her. Don't miss the start of this new, 12-issue miniseries!

[Azrael]

PREZ #2
Written by MARK RUSSELL
Art and cover by BEN CALDWELL
On sale JULY 15 • 32 pg, FC, 2 of 12, $2.99 US • RATED T
With the election in chaos and a Congress mired in corruption, Twitter sensation @corndoggirl becomes the first teenaged President of the United States!

[Azrael]

PREVIEW: DC SNEAK PEEK: PREZ



http://www.comicbookresources.com/comic-previews/dc-sneak-peek-prez-dc-comics-2015

[Azrael]

[Corto Maltese]

Ho letto lo sneak peek gratis e devo dire che la serie è piena di tanti spunti interessanti

[Azrael]

PREZ #3
Written by MARK RUSSELL
Art and cover by BEN CALDWELL
On sale AUGUST 19 • 32 pg, FC, 3 of 12, $2.99 US • RATED T
President-elect Beth Ross assembles a cabinet including her former boss, a disgraced congressman, and an anti-Smurf intellectual. Plus, Congress scrambles to pass pork-barrel legislation. Literally. And Boss Smiley imprisons his critics in a gerbil cage.

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RUSSELL ELECTS A TEENAGE PRESIDENT IN DC COMICS' "PREZ"



http://www.comicbookresources.com/article/russell-elects-a-teenage-president-in-dc-comics-prez

[Billy Batson]

Sì, va bene, ma perché questa se c'era già Prez Rickards?

[Azrael]

PREZ #4
Written by MARK RUSSELL
Art by BEN CALDWELL and MARK MORALES
Cover by BEN CALDWELL
On sale SEPTEMBER 16 • 32 pg, FC, 4 of 12, $2.99 US • RATED T
The American Sentry program creates a PR nightmare for President Beth Ross, while a hinky experiment in artificial intelligence produces a killer robot with a taste for musicals. Plus, an eccentric trillionaire forces senators to live with the consequences of their own laws.

[Azrael]

PREVIEW: PREZ #1





http://www.comicbookresources.com/comic-previews/prez-1-dc-comics-2015

[Azrael]

PREZ Offers a lot More than a Teenage President with its First Issue



http://www.comicvine.com/articles/prez-offers-a-lot-more-than-a-teenage-president-wi/1100-152613/

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As part of DC's efforts to re-brand and diversify, they need to add more titles to their lineuip that aren't superhero-centric. What better time to dust off the short-lived Prez comic and give it a fresh coat of paint? This first issue offers a great revamp of what was always a better idea than an actual story. Mark Russell opts for a heavily satirical approach, setting the book in a bizarre, near-future landscape and lampooning both American politics and Internet culture in one fell swoop. Silly though it is, that satire is handled in such a way where the humor often hits a little uncomfortably closer to home (voters too apathetic to turn out even via Twitter, politicians proposing ridiculous new forms of surveillance, etc.). Ben Caldwell's cartoonish, expressive art style really fits the bill in terms of balancing the book between lighthearted comedy, darker political satire and grim family drama. Unlike the original comic, Russell is clearly interested in how a teenager would manage to get themselves elected President in the first place, and the waves such an act would cause among the establishment. This is a goofy book in some ways, but it has something valid to say without being preachy or carrying a hidden agenda. -Jesse

9/10

IGN

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Prez #1 (Published by DC Comics; Review by Pierce Lydon; 'Rama Rating: 9 out of 10):

DC delivers a massive surprise with Prez #1. Like a combination of Mike Judge (Idiocracy, Office Space) and Saturday Night Live's (good) political sketches, Prez attempts to skewer the Presidential election process, and for the most part, it does a great job. Some of Mark Russell's script does get a little hammy (see: the "Taco Freedom" debate), but it's all to highlight the circus that modern American politics have become. Senator Downey's appearance on a YouTube sensation's nonsense show works to that end as well and astute readers will be rewarded with even more jokes. Ben Caldwell's artwork helps strengthen what is already a formidable concept and his cartoony flourishes help sell the humor in the script. Caldwell has an almost Disney-like approach to his character designs that allows them continually underline the ideas in Russell's script. A book like this is definitely a risk for a publisher that makes its money on capes and cowls, but it's exciting to see DC truly expanding their publishing line in a way that their competitors haven't.

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PREZ #1

4/5

http://www.comicbookresources.com/comic-review/prez-1-dc-comics

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Prez #1

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Review by C.K. Stewart
'Rama Rating: 4 out of 10