Silver Surfer: Black (USA) di D. Cates & T. Moore

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DONNY CATES & TRADD MOORE Launch New SILVER SURFER Title



A new Silver Surfer limited series by writer Donny Cates and artist Tradd Moore is being launched out of the recent events in Guardians of the Galaxy, as announced on Marvel.com. Scheduled to begin in June, Silver Surfer: Black is described by Marvel as "the culmination of everything Donny has been writing since his Thanos run."

Marvel has not announced the length of Silver Surfer: Black.

https://www.newsarama.com/44326-donny-cates-tradd-more-launch-new-silver-surfer-title.html

[Arkin Torsen]

 

[Electric_Dreams]

Quando inizia?

[No Use For A Name]

Giugno.

[Azrael]

Quando inizia?

Nel post d'apertura c'e' scritto il quando

[Electric_Dreams]

Chiedo perdono 

[HCPunk]

Mi alletta la cosa.. 

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SILVER SURFER: BLACK #1 (OF 5)
DONNY CATES (W)
TRADD MOORE (A/C)
VARIANT COVER BY GERALD PAREL
VARIANT COVER BY Nick Bradshaw
VIRGIN VARIANT COVER BY NICK BRADSHAW
HIDDEN GEM VARIANT COVER BY MIKE ZECK
BLANK VARIANT COVER ALSO AVAILABLE
Spinning out of GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY #1, almost the entire galaxy's defenders have been blown through a black hole, including the Silver Surfer! But the story doesn't end there... In order to fight back the oblivion, Surfer will have to fight to save his own soul and not lose himself to the void. Follow the Sentinel of the Spaceways on a journey that will change him forever!
From superstars Donny Cates (VENOM, GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY) and Tradd Moore (ALL-NEW GHOST RIDER, VENOM)!
32 PGS./Rated T+ ...$3.99

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SILVER SURFER: BLACK #2 (of 5)
DONNY CATES (W)
TRADD MOORE (A/C)
VARIANT COVER BY MARCOS MARTIN
VARIANT COVER BY RON LIM
• Marooned across the cosmos!
• The Surfer will have to risk everything, to beat back the void that threatens to swallow the galaxy whole...
• ...including his very soul!
32 PGS./Rated T+ ...$3.99

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SILVER SURFER: BLACK #4 (of 5)
DONNY CATES (W) • TRADD MOORE (A/C)
Variant Cover by RON LIM
VARIANT COVER BY Peach Momoko
IMMORTAL WRAPAROUND VARIANT COVER BY TBA
• The darkness is spreading, and Knull is winning.
• But when the Surfer discovers something with the potential power to turn the tides, is he prepared to pay the terrible price for awakening it?
• With the cost of survival already taking its heavy toll on him, does he have any other choice?
32 PGS./Rated T+ ...$3.99

[Arkin Torsen]

Tradd

[HCPunk]

Parecchio bella

[Dean McCoppin]

Non sembra male

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SILVER SURFER: BLACK #5 (of 5)
DONNY CATES (W) • TRADD MOORE (A/C)
Variant Cover by Cian Tormey
Variant Cover by RON LIM
FORESHADOW VARIANT COVER BY CIAN TORMEY
Mary Jane Variant COVER BY David Nakayama
• The final stand against Knull!
• The Surfer's severely depleted of his Power Cosmic, will desperate lengths force him to use his secret weapon and unleash a new horror upon the galaxy?
• Trust us, you won't want to miss this epic conclusion!
32 PGS./Rated T+ ...$3.99

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Silver Surfer: Black #4
Written by Donny Cates
Art by Tradd Moore and Dave Stewart
Lettering by Clayton Cowles
Published by Marvel Comics
Review by David Pepose
'Rama Rating: 10 out of 10

If you don't believe that Tradd Moore is the most bombastic and innovative artist in superhero comics today, he and writer Donny Cates certainly make a compelling case in Silver Surfer: Black #4, a trippy and mind-bending morality tale that balances heartfelt philosophy with insane interstellar spectacle. This is the kind of book that needs to be seen to be believed — while Cates' work on Absolute Carnage is a well-deserved commercial juggernaut, it's Silver Surfer: Black that feels like true capital-A Art.

Fleeing to Ego the Living Planet to escape the symbiote god Knull, the Silver Surfer has a dilemma on his hands — does he murder the embryonic form of his former master Galactus in order to gain the power needed to save the day? Taking his question from Cosmic Ghost Rider about whether it would be better to murder young Thanos and magnifying it across millennia and trillions of lives, the Silver Surfer's moral dilemma might seem obvious on paper, so it's a testament to Cates and Moore's skills as storytellers that they manage to give the other side some weight.

Much of this is due to some smart visual metaphors — while the encroaching darkness across the Surfer's arm has felt ominous and foreboding in the face of Knull's threat, Moore and Cates wind up framing this as the dichotomy the character has always grappled with. Norrin Radd has been both savior and mass murderer, a martyr and a pariah, but there's a sliver of truth underneath all that power cosmic — namely, that the Silver Surfer is a creature of both darkness and light, and only be embracing that balance can the day truly be won.

Of course, you'd be forgiven if you didn't pick up on any of that, and instead just drank in Moore's unbelievable artwork for every panel. This is some truly sublime stuff — setting much of this issue on Ego is such a gift for an already immensely talented artist, as he's taking his own hyperkinetic style and adding in some Jack Kirby, some Sgt. Pepper, and some mind-melting LSD just to spice things up. The way that Moore shifts the Surfer's board is elegant, ingenious and gorgeous — whether it's Norrin transforming the board into epic chains or a simple staircase will leave you marveling at the visual intelligence on display. A double-page splash of the Surfer nearly losing his mind in the wake of all of Galactus' victims is particularly powerful, as Norrin tears at his own flesh amidst the waves of the dead. To be honest, I'm not sure a review can do this kind of artwork justice — it is some of the most daring stuff to come out of mainstream comics right now.

Most comics live or die based on their merits as a story, but Silver Surfer: Black #4 excels thanks to the heady type of experience it brings to the table. While Cates is swinging for the fences in terms of the sheer scale of this book, Moore is a singularly unique creative force in the comics industry, one whose frequent evolution and reinvention is shockingly impressive. To say that this is a creative team born to tell the story of the Silver Surfer is perhaps both hyperbolic and putting it mildly — if you pick one Marvel book this week, make sure to bet on Silver Surfer: Black.