(All-New) Batman (USA) di S. Snyder & G. Capullo

[robbaman]

boh, curioso di saperne di più su come mai Bruce si sia rincoglionito, ma nonostante lo legga per tradizione, BatRoboGordonSbirro, mi urta.

[Nigma]

BATMAN #45
Written by SCOTT SNYDER
Art and cover by GREG CAPULLO and DANNY MIKI
Monsters Variant cover by ANDY KUBERT
On sale OCTOBER 14 • 32 pg, FC, $3.99 US • RATED T
When Batman almost gets taken out by a new threat, Jim Gordon might have to reevaluate what it means to wear the cowl before it's too late for Gotham City!

strana questa posa per batman

Sembra una posa del tipo "Bitch pleaaase"     

[MattiaDan]

BATMAN #45
Written by SCOTT SNYDER
Art and cover by GREG CAPULLO and DANNY MIKI
Monsters Variant cover by ANDY KUBERT
On sale OCTOBER 14 • 32 pg, FC, $3.99 US • RATED T
When Batman almost gets taken out by a new threat, Jim Gordon might have to reevaluate what it means to wear the cowl before it's too late for Gotham City!

strana questa posa per batman

Sembra una posa del tipo "Bitch pleaaase"     

Ahahah mi hai tolto le parole da bocca ahaha

Inviato dal mio HTC One SV utilizzando Tapatalk

[dottor-chi]

Ma sbaglio o ha pure una sigaretta in bocca?

[Sefexir]

#44 sarà co-scritto da Snyder e Azzarello.

Fonte: profilo Twitter di Snyder.

[Garalla]

Ma sbaglio o ha pure una sigaretta in bocca?

Bat-robot?
No ha semplicemente del fumo che gli esce dagli spallacci

[Alex_Walker]

Ma sbaglio o ha pure una sigaretta in bocca?

Bat-robot?
No ha semplicemente del fumo che gli esce dagli spallacci

No penso si riferisca al "batman" in primo piano.
Ha qualcosa in bocca, non so se una sigaretta, uno stuzzicadenti o altro

[Man of Steel]

#44 sarà co-scritto da Snyder e Azzarello.

Fonte: profilo Twitter di Snyder.

[Sefexir]

Ma sbaglio o ha pure una sigaretta in bocca?

Bat-robot?
No ha semplicemente del fumo che gli esce dagli spallacci

No penso si riferisca al "batman" in primo piano.
Ha qualcosa in bocca, non so se una sigaretta, uno stuzzicadenti o altro

E' una sigaretta, se ingrandite bene potrete osservare il rosso del calore.

[Man of Steel]

Grant Morrison Is "Bored" With Dark Knight-Style Superhero Stories

"I think superheroes...from ordinary people who went out at night to make the world a better place, they've become I think agents of the military-entertainment complex," Morrison told ComicBook.com during an interview at Comic-Con International: San Diego last week. "The Avengers work for the government, and it's been like that since Mark [Millar] did The Ultimates. Batman as seen by Christopher Nolan and subsequently is a soldier. He wears military gear with his ordinance and his machines. For me, it became quite reductive. It was an interesting way to look at it for a while, but it's persisted for so long that I'm quite bored with the idea that the best superheroes can represent is some aggressive version of the military."

Of course, the films reach out and inspire the comics, as well; The Avengers started out as government employees in the movies and, in many cases, that bled into the books. Batman's "armored" look hasn't overtaken the traditional tights and cape for the post-Flashpoint DC Universe but we've certainly seen elements of it pop up here and there, and the "battle-ready" Batmobiles we saw in The Dark Knight Returns and then in the movies have become the norm even for Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's run.

...And, of course, we have the current Batman existing literally as an armored agent of the state.

There's a week left in the Tales From India Bundle, in which Grant Morrison's Avatarex is less militaristic and more designed to be inspirational. Citing one of his most acclaimed works, Morrison gave a kind of mission statement for the series:

"For me, it goes back to the All-Star Superman scene where Superman saves the kid on the rooftop. And seeing actual kids who were stopped from committing suicide from that scene, it really meant something to me, you know? It made me realize that Superman doesn't have to be real or realistic in order to effect real change," Morrison said. "So this is an expansion of that. The notion that we could do something and readers could buy into this, but also know that part of the money is going to charity, it's helping people, it's changing lives, t's educating people, it's getting girls out of poverty. That just seemed like the most worthwhile way of using superheroes, is to really make them do something useful, rather than just fight in the next blockbuster."

http://comicbook.com/2015/07/16/avatarex-creator-grant-morrison-is-bored-with-dark-knight-style-/

Personalmente concordo con quanto detto da Grant, praticamente si ricollega a un nostro discorso fatto un paio di mesi fa, non so se qualcuno si ricorda, in cui io e qualcuno rompevamo le palle per le varie Bat-Armature ecc
Anche la sua riflessione su All Star Superman è molto bella, quest'uomo ha colto l'essenza del pg e io lo adoro!

P.S. L'ho postato qua perchè lancia una piccola frecciatina a Snyder!

[Nigma]

Grant Morrison Is "Bored" With Dark Knight-Style Superhero Stories

"For me, it goes back to the All-Star Superman scene where Superman saves the kid on the rooftop. And seeing actual kids who were stopped from committing suicide from that scene, it really meant something to me, you know? It made me realize that Superman doesn't have to be real or realistic in order to effect real change," Morrison said. "So this is an expansion of that. The notion that we could do something and readers could buy into this, but also know that part of the money is going to charity, it's helping people, it's changing lives, t's educating people, it's getting girls out of poverty. That just seemed like the most worthwhile way of using superheroes, is to really make them do something useful, rather than just fight in the next blockbuster."

Mamma mia..ho avuto i brividi leggendo quest'ultima parte. 

[Azrael]

Cosa dice?

[Batman Forever]

#44 sarà co-scritto da Snyder e Azzarello.

Fonte: profilo Twitter di Snyder.

[Nigma]

Cosa dice?

Inizialmente si lamenta del fatto che i supereroi, specie il Batman Nolan e il recente bat-Gordon, sono diventati più dei soldati che non dei modelli, e continua..

"Per me, bisogna tornare alla scena di All-Star Superman in cui Superman salva quel bambino sul tetto. Vedere dei bambini che vengono fermati dal commettere un suicidio in quella scena, voleva dire realmente qualcosa per me, capisci?
Mi ha fatto realizzare che Superman non deve essere per forza reale o realistico per apportare cambiamenti concreti.
Quindi ciò è un'espansione di quell'idea. L'idea che potremmo fare qualcosa e che i lettori potrebbero investirci sopra, ma anche sapere che parte del denaro sta andando in beneficenza, sta aiutando delle persone, sta cambiando delle vite, è utile a istruire la gente, sta facendo uscire le ragazze dalla povertà.
Quella sembrava essere il modo più valido di usare i supereroi, fargli fare qualcosa di veramente utile, piuttosto che farli semplicemente combattere nel prossimo blockbuster."

[Azrael]

Grazie Nigma