Justice League (USA) di B. Hitch, C. Priest

[jonsihouse]

Grazie ragazzi.
Action comics 2 è già prenotato da tempo.
Riguardo il #51 su new titans, credo me ne farò una ragione e lo lascerò perdere.

[Man of Steel]

Letto #17
Damn, ma i piani alti stanno monitorando quello che sta combinando Hitch sulla JL? Perchè a differeza di gente come Abnett, sembra che sia sempre lì per lì sul raccontare/svelare un segreto legato al Rebirth!
Ma la testata non viene mai sbandierata...bhe in nessun modo.
Stando agli Editors, questa storia è ambientata prima di Superman Reborn, quindi teoricamente non dovrebbe dire cose nuove, ma...sta palesemente giocando con i Watchmen senza mai nominarli esplicitamente, anche col finale di JLA aveva sganciato un piccola bomba con la parola "Crisis", massì dai è una parola come tante, specialmente in casa DC, cosa vuoi che sia?
Quindi se il nemico a cui si sta riferendo implicitamene è Manhattan, bhe allora sono azzi amari per tutti, perchè tutti gli altri autori non hanno ancora affrontato determinate cose...

[Hermit]

Letto il #17
Sinceramente bel numero, ma come dice MOS questa testata sembra sempre che sia sul filo delle rivelazioni. Comunque questo arc, che partiva interessante, sono convinto che si concluderà con un nulla di fatto

[Azrael]

Bryan Hitch clearly learned a lot while working beside Warren Ellis on The Authority a long time ago, as his current Justice League story feels a lot like something that would happen to that team... minus the vicious cynicism. And that's fine. The Justice League are beacons of hope, they don't have to be Spider Jerusalem. After three parts, it's still not clear how well "Timeless" is going to hold together as a story. But it sure is pretty to look at. The widescreen action is out in force, as the Justice League make a few alliances across time and space. Fernando Pasarin's Hitch impersonation isn't quite as perfect as it was last year, but he handles all of the details that Hitch throws at him. Pasarin is showing some real superstar potential in these pages. The downside of this chapter is that Superman seems to be stuck in a circular argument with Tempus, The Timeless Mind, and their conversation isn't quite as interesting as the story seems to believe. But great art can really make up for a lot, and this is a superior looking book. -Blair

Final Score:

7.7/10

[Man of Steel]

JUSTICE LEAGUE #22
Written by BRYAN HITCH • Art by FERNANDO PASARIN and OCLAIR ALBERT • Cover by BRYAN HITCH • Variant cover by NICK BRADSHAW
Retailers: This issue will ship with two covers. Please see the order form for details.
"ONLY HUMAN" part one! Aliens live among us. Sometimes they're refugees from war-torn planets. Sometimes they're hidden. Sometimes they're our world's greatest heroes. But fear and prejudice threaten their lives when an anti-extra-terrestrial group closes the borders around Earth itself. What is the One Earth movement? And how can the Justice League exist when all aliens are outlaws?
On sale JUNE 7 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T

JUSTICE LEAGUE #23
Written by BRYAN HITCH • Art by FERNANDO PASARIN and OCLAIR ALBERT • Cover by BRYAN HITCH • Variant cover by NICK BRADSHAW
Retailers: This issue will ship with two covers. Please see the order form for details.
"ONLY HUMAN" part two! The One Earth movement spills first blood! Green Lanterns Simon Baz and Jessica Cruz are forbidden from using their power rings while Superman himself is imprisoned in an aliens-only gulag! A planet rages as Batman and the remaining Justice Leaguers race to unravel the conspiracy behind the One Earth movement before the world tears itself apart.
On sale JUNE 21 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T

[Azrael]

PREVIEW: JUSTICE LEAGUE #18



http://www.comicosity.com/exclusive-preview-justice-league-18/

[Man of Steel]

Letto #18
Pieno zeppo di mumbo jumbo inutili per far vedere il lavoro di gruppo della Lega, ma era un filler, poche storie.
Il finale era interessante tho...

[Azrael]

I know I've said this before, but I really love Fernando Pasarin's art in Justice League. He's got the best Bryan Hitch-esque style for this book, and his pages really do capture the "widescreen action" that Hitch popularized nearly two decades ago. The plot may lack a sense of urgency, but these panels and figures have everything they need to carry the issue. Unfortunately, the art really does need to carry it, because Hitch's story is straining under the weight of its own ambitions. After spending several issues building up the threats facing the Justice League across time and space, their problems get a sudden and not entirely convincing solution. There's also a cliffhanger ending that is kind of baffling, as a new antagonist steps up to fill the void of a true villain in this story... and it just doesn't make a lot of sense. The art really is gorgeous and it can make up for a lot of those issues, but the execution of this story is lacking. -Blair

Final Score:

7.3/10

[Hermit]

Letto il #18
Quello che doveva essere un arc grosso ed epico, finisce un po' di cacca. Di questa serie salvo solamente i disegni, Hitch non all'altezza

[MasterNic]

Sto aggiornando la lista dei volumi che prenderò. Su questa serie sono moooolto indeciso! Ho letto commenti negativi e commenti sulla sufficienza, a me la serie interessava per l'importanza a livello generale sul DC Universe (?). Mi date una mano a decidere? 

[Clod]

Per adesso non rientra tra quelle importanti per la continuity post Rebirth.


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[Professor Zoom]

Io ho tagliato dopo il primo arc e non lo rimpiango affatto, se sarà importante per il Rebirth vedrò, ma intanto meglio dare la precedenza ad altro.

[MasterNic]

  A questo punto se ci saranno eventi importani con la JL me li recupero in seguito. Grazie 

[Azrael]

JUSTICE LEAGUE #24
Written by BRYAN HITCH
Art by FERNANDO PASARIN and OCLAIR ALBERT
Cover by BRYAN HITCH
Variant cover by NICK BRADSHAW
"AFTERLIVES" part three! Our heroes' mission into the afterlife goes horribly wrong when the Demons Three trap the Justice League in a hellish realm where they're haunted and tortured by the ghosts of fallen heroes, dead villains and innocent civilians whose lives they failed to save.
On sale JULY 5 • 32 pg, $2.99 US • FC, RATED T

JUSTICE LEAGUE #25
Written by BRYAN HITCH
Art by FERNANDO PASARIN and OCLAIR ALBERT
Cover by BRYAN HITCH
Variant cover by NICK BRADSHAW
"AFTERLIVES" part four! With the Justice League locked out of reality, the secret mastermind behind their predicament makes his move on the world of the living. Luckily (or unluckily), the JL is trapped in the afterlife with Felix Faust, who works with the heroes to fight their way out of limbo! The team-up no one saw coming kicks off in this extra-sized epic!
On sale JULY 19 • 40 pg, FC, $3.99 US • RATED T

[Man of Steel]

Grazie ad Aquaman sappiamo dove piazzare sto storyarc...per una volta!