holy family, batman. so viel batman wird doch schon extrem...wie wäre es mal, wenn man den weniger bekannten Helden die guten Autoren gibt? :/ Qualität soll ja auch was bringen oder nicht. (I, Vampire..) ^^
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Was DC macht?
Paniken, weil half-assed reboot plus Archtritt von Marvel, gepaart mit Versagen und Unfähigkeit im Kinobereich.
Wenn Man of Steel nicht zieht, ist erst mal Schicht im Schacht mit DC Helden auf den großen Leinwand.
Dabei wäre es so einfach, mann müsste nicht mal dem Marvel Vorbild folgen.
Suits halt, einfach unfähig:kotz:
Is that going to be your approach to Wonder Woman?Morrison: Well, Wonder Woman is more... unified, I think. The original idea of Wonder Woman was pretty sound. And I think the other great idea of Wonder Woman was her TV show with Lynda Carter. So I'm going to try to do something that's got all of that.
As I told you, I've been working my way through the entire history of feminism, and I'm doing my research, and I'm talking to everyone, and my wife is leaning over my shoulder. So I really want to make it a particularly good book.
It's different from Superman and Batman, because I think Wonder Woman... there have been different Wonder Womans — you know, the mod, 1960s, Wonder Woman. But we're trying to unify everything into a...
Fand schon von Anfang an, dass es auch Story technisch sehr interessant ausschaut. Nur leider das komplett falsche Genre für solch eine Geschichte.Hat einer von euch die Injustice: God among Us Comic Reihe bzw. den Prologue gelesen ? Einige Blogger loben dieses Event wirklich in den Himmel.
Massiver Anfangsspoiler bezüglich Superman & Joker und dem Videospiel:
Nachdem der Joker die schwangere Lois Lane (mit Kind von Superman) getötet hat, flippt der vollkommen aus und tötet ihn.
Das ganze Szenario hört sich sehr interessant an, obwohl es quasi nur DCs Version des Marvel Civil Wars zu sein scheint.
Abgesehen davon war CW eh ziemlicher Müll. :v:
Das Russland-Szenario Comic zu AC fand ich ziemlich cool und hätte mir das Setting echt für ein AC Game gewünscht, denn das ist mal absolut unverbraucht.
It appears Superman has lost his latest writer faster than a speeding bullet.
Andy Diggle, who was announced as the new writer of DC Comics "Action Comics" back in October, announced today via Twitter that he has left the book, even before his first issue hit the stands. "Sadly, I’ve decided to walk away from Action Comics for professional reasons," his first Tweet read. "It was the toughest decision I’ve ever had to make, especially with Superman’s 75th anniversary and Man of Steel on the horizon. But it was the right decision. No regrets. Onwards!
"Sincere thanks to Matt Idelson for inviting me to follow Grant Morrison on Action Comics. I hope we still get to work together someday. Thank you to all the fans who’ve expressed their enthusiasm in anticipation of my run. I wish nothing but the best of luck to whichever new creative team picks up the red boots and cape."
Diggle and artist Tony Daniel's first issue will be next month's "Action Comics" #19. At present, it is unclear how many issues of the book will be written by Diggle, but he did discuss his plans for a second arc following his first six issues of "Action" in a round table discussion with CBR last week. Meanwhile, DC has confirmed for CBR that Daniel will remain on board as both writer and artist once Diggle's contributions are done.
UPDATE 3/20/2013 3:45 PM PT: DC Comics Executive Director of Publicity Alex Segura has confirmed via Twitter that Joshua Hale Fialkov's replacements will be "Pinocchio, Vampire Slayer" writer Van Jensen with co-plotting by Robert Venditti on "Green Lantern Corps," while incoming "Swamp Thing" writer Charles Soule will take on "Red Lanterns."
Joshua Fialkov has exited both "Green Lantern Corps" and "Red Lanterns" weeks after his annoucned arrival on the titles
Only hours after writer Andy Diggle confirmed his exit from "Action Comics," Bleeding Cool posted a report claiming that Joshua Hale Fialkov has made a similar exit from "Green Lantern Corps" and "Red Lanterns."
CBR News has confirmed independently that this is the case, with Fialkov walking away from the titles due to creative differences.
It was only weeks ago that DC Comics announced Fialkov as one of four writers taking the reins of the GL franchise from the departing Geoff Johns and his team of collaborators. At the end of February, Fialkov expressed his enthusiasm for bringing his own sensibility to the Lantern universe. "For me, the attraction was that I wanted to tell a crime story on a galactic level. That was my pitch to DC," he said. "Geoff and all of the other guys have done such an amazing job, prior to us, of telling those big, giant space operas. Now it's time to narrow it down. Let's do stories that almost fall into a different genre while still being in the Green Lantern universe."
Who will replace Fialkov and how many issues of the title will see print with his name remains to be seen. Stay tuned to CBR News for more on this story as it develops.
Macht nen kaputten Charakter trotzdem nicht ganz. Aber naja, eigentlich könnte sicherlich selbst Hawkman interessant sein, wenn die richtigen Leute dahinter sitzen. Hab ja sogar die ersten 10 Hefte. Weiß noch nicht mal warum, ich die damals mitgenommen hatte, wahrscheinlich weil ich manchmal doch zu nett bin und selbst solchen Charakteren ne Chance geben wollte,Ja, ist es. Muss mich doch mal an den New52 Hawkman wagen, scheint ein ziemlicher BadAss zu sein.
Erinnert ein wenig an den frühen Wolverine.