Dark Nights: Death Metal (USA) di S. Snyder & G. Capullo

[HCPunk]

Eeeeed ecco un altro super post (ovviamente) di MoS che non posso leggere..
Mi eclisso.

[Man of Steel]

 

Ora son curioso. Per leggere questo Death Metal necessito di Batman Metal e?

Inviato dal mio Ginga Bisumafo

La sua run sulla JL.
Poi vengono menzionati momenti importanti della continuity DC, quindi dalla prima Crisis fino a Doomsday Clock.

[Azrael]

Best Shots Review: 'The unabashed energy of Dark Nights: Death Metal #1 is the sort of thing most event books would kill to emulate'

8/10

https://www.gamesradar.com/best-shots-review-the-unabashed-energy-of-dark-nights-death-metal-1-is-the-sort-of-thing-most-event-books-would-kill-to-emulate/

[Man of Steel]

No vabbe, questa gente sta trollando...ma forte eh.

Kill to emulate, ma looooooool.

[Tankorr]

Ma no, è un semplice refuso. Intendevano "kill the emulators", nel senso che storie così non dovrebbero esistere mai più 

[Harry Pym]

Ma almeno o disegni si salvano? La DCComics non sa fare più Crisis

[Kenshiro]

Ora son curioso. Per leggere questo Death Metal necessito di Batman Metal e?

Inviato dal mio Ginga Bisumafo

Metal, JL e la mini BWL.

[Chocozell]

Ora son curioso. Per leggere questo Death Metal necessito di Batman Metal e?

Inviato dal mio Ginga Bisumafo

Metal, JL e la mini BWL.

Thanks

Inviato dal mio Ginga Bisumafo

[Man of Steel]

Ma no, è un semplice refuso. Intendevano "kill the emulators", nel senso che storie così non dovrebbero esistere mai più 

Ahhh ecco!

Ma almeno o disegni si salvano? La DCComics non sa fare più Crisis

Sì dai, a differenza di Endgame e Metal, questa volta Capullo non pare scazzato.
Poi mancano altri 6 numeri, quindi c'è sempre tempo.

[Azrael]

Ora son curioso. Per leggere questo Death Metal necessito di Batman Metal e?

Inviato dal mio Ginga Bisumafo

Metal, JL e la mini BWL.

Io la JL non l'ho presa, e mi sto prendendo questa nuova mini, credo che si possa leggere anche tutta quella roba.
Comunque, in questi giorni punto a leggere il primo albo

[Kenshiro]

Ok, si fanno chiari riferimenti a quanto accaduto su JL.
Nel complesso è stupenda, graficamente.
Capullo e colorist fanno il miracolo.
Storywise, è una caciaronata come Metal ed il font usato per il BWL non lo sopporto più, è illegibile.

P.S. Diana disegnata da Capullo è una bella topa.

[Azrael]

Death Metal Gives the Surviving DC Heroes Shocking New Roles

https://www.cbr.com/death-metal-dc-heroes-roles/

[Azrael]

DARK NIGHTS: DEATH METAL #1 (DC)

With Dark Nights: Death Metal #1, Scott Snyder, Greg Capullo, Jonathan Glapion, FCO Plascencia and Tom Napolitano have kicked off DC's latest universe-wide crossover with a bang. Following up on ideas established in Dark Nights: Metal through Snyder's tenure as Justice League writer, this epic finds DC's heroes navigating a world that's been completely overrun by the ancient, almighty Perpetua and her twisted minion, the Batman Who Laughs.

Death Metal is a maximalist epic of the highest order, packed from end-to-end with dynamic art, fascinating ideas and jaw-dropping moments. While it throws an almost-disorienting number of ideas at the reader, the book's propulsive enough to keep things going a breakneck speed, and it makes second and third readings more than worthwhile. Quite simply, Death Metal rocks. VERDICT: BUY

[Man of Steel]

Dark Nights: Death Metal's Scott Snyder Dishes on the DC Sequel Event

Q:You've spoken about how Metal was a very different kind of adventure you were setting off on, and while it hasn't stopped, it continued for you personally from a creative standpoint, where you're speaking about constantly wanting to challenge yourself and get better and raise the stakes. Coming out of Metal and going into Death Metal, did you think, "This is how I'm changing the roadmap," to up your own game?

Snyder: There were a few. It was just disconnected at that time. It was almost an "Experiment Metal." To be frank, DC really saw Doomsday Clock and some other things as the levers that were going to pull whatever was on the other side of Rebirth and Metal. The first one was really just me, Greg [Capullo] and Jonathan [Glapion] and FCO getting to do something that we thought would create a pocket area for us to build a story. It was about the things we cared about on the other side, like Justice League, if we could do it.

And so it wasn't designed to have the kind of broad impact that it wound up having at that moment. So there was a lot of last-minute figuring out of how we can shape some things in the line in a way that we can bring in different talent. So this time we wanted to go in prepared. There's no flying by the seat of our pants, you know what I mean? There's a very set plan. And there was a lot of change. There's a lot of change about what was going to be on the other side with [Death] Metal, with some of the Generation stuff that was being planned before we were doing it. We were always supportive -- just to be clear -- even when we didn't have a way of connecting to it, or I didn't have a way into it story-wise for myself. Dan [DiDio] and I are still very close. He's responsible for my whole career. He's the guy that gave me a chance on 12 issues with Detective Comics and let me work with Jock and Francesco [Francavilla] when I was nobody. And even when we had big creative differences over the years -- which we did have often -- he still supported me and let me do it myself. And I supported him when he did things that I didn't agree with.

So it was kind of like the first Metal all over again where I was like, "Okay, look, no big deal, we'll do our thing and if they want to use some of this stuff, great, and if they don't, we have plans to do different kind of work on the other side of this for a little while, anyway." And then with Dan exiting, it became really fluid again, in terms of what we were going to do. And so now some of the planning with Jim [Lee] and Bob [Harras] is much more connective. So we are helping to architect or chime in with editorial about some of the stuff. Editorial has been great about their plans now, and they're really something to crow about on our part. I'm excited about the talent they're looking at. I'm excited about the stories and characters they want to highlight.

So Death Metal is more plugged in than we had hoped. I think some of Metal was more conservative in terms of what we were able to do and what we were ever expected to be able to do. And this time, we don't have a lot to lose -- this team never acts like we do anyway -- but we don't have anything to prove. Comics should cast a really wide net and be inclusive and be daring, and every part that seems to be at war with itself right now can work together in different ways. That's part of what I'm hoping for on the other side. Not just the books coming out or story changes or creative changes, but some of the initiatives that the company is going to try out and embrace later are really forward-thinking and exciting.

https://www.cbr.com/dark-nights-death-metal-1-scott-snyder-interview/

Ehhhh non so cosa pensare...
Snyder vs. Didio.
5G vs....altri piani di Snyder post Death Metal.

[Azrael]

Dark Nights: Death Metal - Scott Snyder Confirms Red Bat's Identity

https://www.cbr.com/dark-nights-death-metal-scott-snyder-red-batman-beyond-identity/