L'univers Dc relancé entièrement à partir de septembre

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SUPERMAN #2
Written by GEORGE PEREZ
Breakdowns and cover by GEORGE PEREZ
Art by JESUS MERINO
On sale OCTOBER 26 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
The all-new adventures of Superman continue! Everyone can see the new villain who’s attacking Superman – except The Man of Steel! How can he stop a threat that none of his super-senses can detect? Meanwhile, a Daily Planet reporter starts digging up some dirt on Superman, including a secret that could ruin him forever!

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ACTION COMICS #2
Written by GRANT MORRISON
Art by RAGS MORALES and RICK BRYANT
Cover by RAGS MORALES
Variant cover by ETHAN VAN SCIVER
1:200 B&W variant cover by RAGS MORALES
On sale OCTOBER 5 • 40 pg, FC, $3.99 US • RATED T
Retailers: This issue will ship with three covers. Please see the order form for more information.
In his weakest moment, Superman is taken down – but by whom? And if the world wasn’t ready for a man with super powers, they’re utterly unprepared for the rage of a Superman cornered! The cornerstone character of the new DCU continues his debut adventure!

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SUPERGIRL #2
Written by MICHAEL GREEN and MIKE JOHNSON
Art by MAHMUD ASRAR and DAN GREEN
Cover by MAHMUD ASRAR
On sale OCTOBER 19 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
Get ready for a super-smackdown as Supergirl fights her cousin, The Man of Steel! What could cause these two to come to blows? Can the teenage Supergirl hold her own against the adult Superman? Well, let’s just say she’s got a trick or two up those fancy new sleeves of hers...

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SUPERBOY #2
Written by SCOTT LOBDELL
Art by RB SILVA and ROB LEAN
Cover by ERIC CANETE
On sale OCTOBER 12 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
Project N.O.W.H.E.R.E. has put a lot of effort into creating their Superboy, and they intend to make sure he performs to their standards. And what better opportunity for him to demonstrate his raw power than to throw him into an alien prison riot? Good luck, Superboy... you’re going to need it!

http://www.newsarama.com/comics/dc-comics-october-2011-solicitations-110718.htm

http://www.newsarama.com/comics/dcnu-didio-lee-explain-superman-changes-110718.html

c'est marrant ça continue de Hurler

Grant Morrisson

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Does he wear a skintight ballet suit? No, not today, and I don't think anyone falls for it," Morrison says. "And if the skintight ballet suit has to come into it, I want to have a really good explanation.
"We've been given a lot of leeway to change Superman and answer some of those questions that grown-ups ask nowadays: Why does he look that way, and why does he wear those pants?"

Bombe h! Grant Morrisson vient de déclarer la guerre aux fans

http://www.usatoday.com/life/comics/2011-07-18-superman-a-bachelor-in-comics-relaunch_n.htm

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"We just felt there were more interesting, creative stories to mine in that time period of Superman's history prior to him getting married," says Jim Lee, one of DC's co-publishers along with Dan DiDio.
"There was something special and unique about the love triangle that existed between Clark Kent, Superman and Lois Lane," Lee says. "By restoring that essential part of his mythology, we would get a lot more interest in the character and take Superman and Clark Kent in bold new directions that felt more contemporary and modern."

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Action Comics won't flash back to when Kal-El crash-lands on Earth, but DiDio says that when this Superman is introduced, it is after both his adopted parents have died and he is acting as a vigilante working outside the law — a nod to his original roots as a people's hero.

"With him no longer married and the loss of both his parents, he really is an island unto himself and there's a lot more self-examination and understanding of who he is," DiDio says.
There will be both new and old Superman rogues appearing in both titles. "World-class villains needed to be able to challenge the strength and the power of Superman," DiDio says. And while they may not be dating, the friendly work rivalry between Lois and Clark will be there in Superman.

Making them both single also makes Lois a more dynamic character within the DC Universe, Lee says. "People will be very surprised by not just what's happening with Superman, but also with Lois Lane and the entire staff of the Daily Planet."
Superman will be one of the cornerstones of "The New 52," and Lee is looking forward to presenting a truly different "Man of Tomorrow."

"Maybe as readers and fans, we've grown a little too comfortable with Superman," he says. "Part of the creative changes we've put behind the mythology is to tell people, 'Look, you may think you know Superman, but you don't.' There's a lot of great stuff about the character that we're going to show you that hasn't been discussed or presented before."

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In addition, Justice League No. 1, illustrated by Lee and written by Geoff Johns, will show Superman's introduction to other heroes such as Batman and Wonder Woman, and the first issue of Superman will cast him as the world's greatest superhero.

"Prior to Action and Justice League 1, there was no label 'superhero' for a superpowered being," Lee says. "It's really the emergence of Superman and the Justice League that gets the public comfortable with the idea of people amongst us who have extraordinary power and that they've agreed to be our champions."

Captain MindFucker a écrit:

Ah, ok. Je vois a peu prés pourquoi on peut penser que c'est osé, puisqu'on tranche (un peu )avec l'idée classique, mais puisque s'agit d'une origine, je dirais pas que ça l'est tant (surtout que ca rend le perso d'entrée plus accessible, ca attire sans trop de doutes les regards, et on est à l'ere du "réééalismee" ) Pas comme si on lui avait fait un costume cyber émo à la burton , mais ok

Non c'est sûr. (et puis bon, il a pas la tronche de Cage non plus donc ça va)

Mais c'est plus dans le sens où le mec "ose" toucher à Sup' et à lui refourguer un costume tout sauf classe, j'imagine qu'aux states y'a une fanbase assez conséquente et virulente (enfin j'imagine), du coup je me demande comment ça peut être perçu.

Yop je l'entendais bien comme ça Je disais que dans l'absolu ca n'était pas SI osé, on peut faire bien plus extreme (et encore une fois c temporaire, c'est comme si tu me dis que c vachement osé, le costume de catcheur de Peter Parker dans sa premiere apparition )

la fan base tu sais en meme temps y en a une partie qui attend qu'une chose qu'on revienne à avant 1986

Dont acte. Y en a une partie qui hurle mais pour bien d'autres raisons (y a une minorité qui a pas capté pour le costume, et que ca dérange) mais ils hurlent pour tout le reste, qui si on se place de leur point de vue est osé et hérétique (alors que bon dans les grandes longueurs disent des conneries la) ou rétrogade ( pas tout à fait en meme temps)

http://www.newsarama.com/comics/dcnu-didio-lee-talk-new-52-110719.html

On verra le résultat, mais pour le coup voila un discours censé et raisonnable je trouve (ce qui n'empéchera pas les fans de hurler, mais bon )

Captain MindFucker a écrit:

Grant Morrisson

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Does he wear a skintight ballet suit? No, not today, and I don't think anyone falls for it," Morrison says. "And if the skintight ballet suit has to come into it, I want to have a really good explanation.
"We've been given a lot of leeway to change Superman and answer some of those questions that grown-ups ask nowadays: Why does he look that way, and why does he wear those pants?"

Bombe h! Grant Morrisson vient de déclarer la guerre aux fans

http://www.usatoday.com/life/comics/2011-07-18-superman-a-bachelor-in-comics-relaunch_n.htm

Excellent, il joue la provoque.
Je suggère une protection rapprochée le temps que les mecs se calment.

Captain MindFucker a écrit:

http://www.newsarama.com/comics/dcnu-didio-lee-talk-new-52-110719.html

On verra le résultat, mais pour le coup voila un discours censé et raisonnable je trouve (ce qui n'empéchera pas les fans de hurler, mais bon )

Enfin, à imaginer qu'on ait à faire à des mecs un minimum rationnels.
Quand tu expliques à ces types que le business model des éditeurs doit évoluer pour s'adapter à une nouvelles génération de lecteurs sollicités par un univers médiatique différent de celui des années 30/40/50, ils t'expliquent que le problème vient des déconstructions qu'a subit le personnage et qu'il faut revenir à la façon dont Curt Swan dessinait son logo parce que ceux qui sont passés après, sans exception, n'ont pas été suffisamment fidèles et ont violé l'esprit du personnage que TOUT LE MONDE aime (Byrne compris, ce qui est drôle d'ailleurs puisqu'il y a quelques semaines ils se repliaient par réflexe sur Man of Steel mais bon).

J'exagère à peine.

JKKS a écrit:

Excellent, il joue la provoque.
Je suggère une protection rapprochée le temps que les mecs se calment.

Les premières pages de justice league

http://comics.cosmicbooknews.com/content/first-look-preview-new-justice-league-1

J'ai beaucoup de mal à lire du Lee sans penser à ASBR.

Pas extrêmement fan de Batman qui joue à Iron Man (le coup des micro-munitions qui lui sortent des poignets).
Mais à la base me plaît de voir une origine contemporaine au groupe, où les types disposant de pouvoir étranges, où que l'on imagine avoir des méta-habilités, ne sont pas accueillis comme des sauveurs mais pourchassés comme des menace potentiels.

Je crois qu'il fallait vraiment réécrire l'histoire de ces icônes dans un monde post 9/11.

Me semble que sa narration est meilleure que dans All star , pour le moment (ca a jamais été son fort, je trouve, mais bon)je peux me tromper.
En tous cas je trouve ca bien cool pour le moment, y compris pour ce que tu dis

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ACTION COMICS #1

Written by GRANT MORRISON;
Art by RAGS MORALES and RICK BRYANT;
Cover by RAGS MORALES;
Variant cover by JIM LEE and SCOTT WILLIAMS

The one and only Grant Morrison (ALL-STAR SUPERMAN) returns to Superman, joined by sensational artist Rags Morales (IDENTITY CRISIS), to bring you tales of The Man of Steel unlike any you've ever read! This extra-sized debut issue is the cornerstone of the entire DC Universe!
DC Universe 40pg. Color $3.99 US
On Sale September 7, 2011

http://comics.cosmicbooknews.com/content/dc-relaunch-first-look-grant-morrisons-action-comics-1

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Superman #1

Written by GEORGE PÈREZ;
Breakdowns and cover by GEORGE PÈREZ;
Art by JESUS MERINO

The new adventures of Superman begin here! What is The Man of Steel's startling new status quo? How does it affect Lois Lane and The Daily Planet? There's no time for answers now, because Superman must stop a monstrous threat to Metropolis – one that he somehow is the cause of!
DC Universe 32pg. Color $2.99 US
On Sale September 28, 2011

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BATMAN #1

Written by SCOTT SNYDER;
Art by GREG CAPULLO and JONATHAN GLAPION;
Cover by GREG CAPULLO;
Variant cover by ETHAN VAN SCIVER

Be here for the start of a new era for The Dark Knight from writer Scott Snyder (AMERICAN VAMPIRE, BATMAN: GATES OF GOTHAM) and artist Greg Capullo (Spawn)! A series of brutal killings hints at an ancient conspiracy, and Batman learns that Gotham City is deadlier than he knew.
DC Universe 32pg. Color $2.99 US
On Sale September 21, 2011

http://www.newsarama.com/common/media/video/player.php?videoRef=NA_110719_morrison_supergod

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You already had great success with "All-Star Superman" which was viewed as your "everything I want in a Superman comic" story. How is this different? Obviously, it plays into the bigger universe, but did that change how you approached things?

"All-Star" was about Superman at the end of his life, and it was very ordered and majestic. I really wanted to do an earlier Superman because I hadn't touched on that in "All-Star." I liked the idea of a much younger Superman who's a bit more brash and more wild. He's willing to take the law into his own hands. At the end of "All-Star," I had all these ideas to go back to those early days, and I took some of them and used them to turn it into this new version of "Action Comics."

The storytelling style is quite different. It's a lot faster because I think if you have a comic called "Action" it should have a lot of action in it. [Laughs] The idea is to keep Superman constantly moving in every single scene. You open the first page, and he starts running and doesn't stop until the end. That's a different style from "All-Star" which was a kind of static, 1950s style, Wayne Boring colossal Superman

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Morrison's all out on Action Comics!
- Action focused since it's Action comics
- Superman's fightning for today's depression era victims just like in 30s he did for that era depression folk.
- On the supporting characters and Lex:
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There must be a level at which you can't entirely look to Siegel and Shuster because Lex Luthor hadn't become the villain he becomes and other changes...

And we're playing a very different take on the Lex Luthor/Superman relationship. It's quite flipped on its head. Luthor is almost the good guy to a certain extent. All of the relationships are going to be different. Superman's relationship with Jimmy Olsen is completely different, but it makes sense in a way that I'm surprised nobody has thought of before now. The same goes for Lois Lane. Things won't be quite the same for Superman and Lois, and we'll see how truly different their lives will be. I think it'll add some new tension and a new dynamic to it. It won't be predictable at all.
- Also like with Batman, Morrison is more or less tying everything together:
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Superman has been reintroduced so many times and that original story has been "played" by so many other people hitting its grace notes in a different way like John Byrne's redesign of Krypton. A lot of people will be taking cues from you here as the character moves forward. How have you thought of that, and are you placing elements in to be intentionally picked up by other creative teams at DC?

We're trying to tie in to everything. I'm telling stories set five years prior to the stories, say, George Perez is telling in his "Superman" book. So we're kind of doing different parts of Superman's life, but there's definitely things that will tie in. I'll be setting up things in my book that will peel off into other books. The plan, of course, is quite big and always changing. We're introducing a lot of new characters and villains for Superman -- new environments and new takes on some familiar stuff as well.
And Batman: Leviathan will have Morrison try a new story telling technique.

http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=33386

Merci à Drz et Spade

Artwork de Jesus merino en bas je suppose?

juste, j'arrive comme un cheveu sur la soupe pour un néophyte de Wonder Woman comme moi, y'a des BD que vous pourriez me conseiller ?

Thanks.