L'univers Dc relancé entièrement à partir de septembre

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COMICS: Geoff Johns Teases The Future Of The Justice League And More!
Talking revealingly about his work with Jim Lee on the best selling comic book series, writer Geoff Johns teases both what we can expect to see in the rest of this first arc as well as what to expect after it...
Talking to IGN Comics, Geoff Johns has let slip plenty of interesting new details about what's next for Justice League once the current arc (set five years in the past showing how the team came together) wraps up. There's plenty more to be found over at the site, so be sure to click on the link below to read the interview in its entirety.

On What Else We Should Expect In The Rest Of The First Arc:

You should probably expect the unexpected. There are some relationships, especially in issue #2, that will be familiar, but then there are other ones that are going to be completely different from what they used to be. And even moving forward, past this arc, there's a bunch of different relationships on the team that won't be… well, you just have to expect the unexpected with what we're doing. We're kind of pushing these guys to new areas, especially with all of their personalities dialed up to 15. The first arc really lays the groundwork with how this group interacts and the subsequent arcs build off of that and the experiences they've had together.


On Whether It's Been Difficult To "Go Back To Basics" With The DCU:

No, it's super fun. You know, the thing I love most about all of these books – even Green Lantern where we're keeping everything we've done intact – is going back to a character driven approach. What I want to do is rely more on the characters themselves and explore them in different ways and show different sides to them than we have before. With Justice League, Green Lantern, and Aquaman, I think we're doing that. But it's a challenge in a different way because I think that we're all approaching them very differently, but I'm certainly trying to approach the books much differently than I have before. In Green Lantern in particular, because I've been writing it for so long.


On Working With Artist Jim Lee On The Series:

I've been wanting to tackle Justice League for a while and Jim and I have been wanting to work together for a while. I think he wanted to do a project where he could draw all of the DC characters. So it kind of grew from that. We started working and talking about Justice League quite a while ago. I mean the stories and characters and tones have been in the works for, I mean, dating back to last year.


On The Future Of The Series After The First Arc And What We Can Expect To See:

The series is pretty big. You're going to see a lot of developments during this first arc that will ripple into the present day. You'll see what the tone of the DC Universe is and why. You'll see why the Justice League is formed and why they stay together, which I don't think has really been explored beyond there being threats. There's more to it than just "there's a lot of threats in the world." There's a reason these characters stick together. You'll see new villains. You'll find out why Aquaman and Green Arrow hate each other. [laughs] It's actually a pretty good story behind that, and that will come to light. You'll see the never ending problems that exist on the team because of Batman and Green Lantern. You'll see why Wonder Woman is the best fighter among the team. You'll learn why Superman keeps his distance from everybody else. There's a really cool arc where Superman and his role on this team is a little bit different than before. I think that's on purpose; he's a little bit disconnected from them. You'll see why Flash refuses to call himself a vigilante.

http://comicbookmovie.com/fansites/joshw24/news/?a=46763

Tay', n'ayant pas lu Flashpoint et ayant suivi les news sur le relaunch à la volée, à la lecture de Green Lantern, je ne m'explique pas qu'on fasse des références au Sinestro Corps (ou au Sinestro Corps War), alors que d'un autre côté on fait un redémarrage total de Superman dans Action Comics et un redémarrage de la League dans Justice League.

Si tu pouvais m'éclaircir tout ça, parce que je suis un peu dérouté du coup.

Pas de problèmes



La plupart des titres ont été rebooté, mais pas tous. Ceux qui n'ont pas été completement rebooté sont ceux qui fonctionnaient le mieux sauf exeption (comme la legion) les titres Green Lantern, Batman conservent toute leur histoire a deux trois détails prés.la plupart des autres titres sont rebootés : mis à part superman avec action comics, et la ligue donc, Blue Beetle, mister terrific, superboy, supergirl, stormwatch, Grifter, Omac, Men of war( on peut meme dire qu'il est nouveau, on parle du fils de sergent Rock) demon knight,Resurrection Man, justice league internationnale.

ou alors soit on évoque rapidos leur origine ou trauma, (Captain Atom Frankenstein, Agent of S.H.A.D.E ) soit tout en restant dans une continuité, on part sur de nouvelles bases (comme Static Shock, Batgirl, Batwing, deathstroke,Suicide Squad, swamp thing et tous les titres Batman ) et/ou on s'arrange pour essayer de faire de l'expo au lecteur pour qu'il soit pas trop largué (comme avec Batwoman, Green lantern un chouilla aussi)

Action comics et justice league se passent 5 ans dans le passé..(pour le moment) moment ou le dc universe dans cette timeline aurait commencé.. (mais on dit que Batman bossait depuis bien plus longtemps underground, comme une légende urbaine, en étant donc techniquement le premier super héros du dc universe, le premier a l'etre publiquement serait Superman.) le reste de la ligne a ma connaissance se passe à notre époque..(ou dans le futur pour la légion bien sur )

voilou. si c'est pas clair ou tu as besoin de plus de détails no soucyy

Je suis assez épaté pour le moment par le nombre de personnages forts féminins plutot interessants. Ca fait plaisir, ca apporte de la fraicheur déja.

Jkk, en complément. La ou ca se complique est que tu as certains éléments qui seraient encore dans la continuité.. comme Doomsday Apparemment, par exemple. Bien entendu, vu que la plupart des titres superman annexe ont été rebooté ca change pas mal de choses, que ce soit doomsday donc ou encore surtout la saga Krypton. a voir comment ce sera géré (surtout? ) dans le titre superman de Perez, puis avec Action comics par la suite. Car autre point que j'avais occulté: si le premier arc de la ligue et d'action se passe 5 ans dans le passé ( 6 épisode si je ne m'abuse) ca se passera aprés dans le présent.

Merci pour ces éclaircissements. Je crois qu'on aura de toute façon à terme des vues un peu pus claires sur ce qui reste dans la continuité et ce qui en disparait (bon après Doomsday, c'est coton quand même, même en jouant avec différentes timelines, je me demande comme ils pourraient faire passer ça).

Pour le moment je peux te dire aussi que Selina ne connait plus l'identitée de Bruce. (comme quoi la continuité de Batman est affectée aussi)

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And all 12 of the titles of this coming Wednesday’s releases from DC Comics: The New 52 have sold out from Diamond in advance of publication and are now going back to press, including BATMAN, BIRDS OF PREY, BLUE BEETLE, CAPTAIN ATOM, CATWOMAN, DC UNIVERSE PRESENTS, GREEN LANTERN CORPS, LEGION OF SUPER-HEROES, NIGHTWING, RED HOOD AND THE OUTLAWS, SUPERGIRL and WONDER WOMAN

http://dcu.blog.dccomics.com/2011/09/19/justice-league-1-and-another-full-week-of-dc-comics-the-new-52-comic-books-are-going-back-to-press/

Wonder Woman de Brian Azzarello et Cliff Chiang

Batman de Scott Snyder, Greg Capullo et Jonathon Glapion

Birds of Prey de Duane Swierczynski, et Jesus Saiz

Catwoman de Judd Winick, et Guillem March

Supergirl de Michael Green, Mike Johnson, et Mahmud Asrar

Captain Atom de J.T. Krul, et Freddie Williams II

Blue Beetle de tony Bedard,Ig Guara and Ruy Jose

Red Hood and the Outlaws de Scott Lobdell et Kenneth Rocafort

Nightwing de Kyle Higgins, Eddy Barrows et JP Mayer


Reste à lire :

Green Lantern Corps de Peter J. Tomasi, Fernando Pasarin et Scott Hanna

DC Universe Presents de Paul Jenkins, et Bernard Chang

Bon en tous cas, si y a des trucs à redire, et si il faut voir sur la durée, c'est vraiment je trouve une ligne exeptionnel qui s'annonce la. D'abords parce qu'elle a au moins une dizaine de comics qui sont (pour le moment) de haute volée, entre Action comics, Batwoman, Animal Man, Batman, Swamp thing (enfin apparemment, toujours pas pu le lire toujours en rupture de stock) Batgirl ou encore demon knights (meme si c moins a mon gout). Et meme bcp des titres moins singulier moins riches sont de qualités : Justice league, stormwatch, Bird of prey, Catwoman, superboy, Grifter, ressurection man etc

Il y en a pour quasi tous les gouts. entre l'ultra fun, le ténébreux, le dérangeant, le médiéval fantastique, la sf, l'horreur et le super héroique. Il y a des personnages de tous bords, de tous horizons, hommes, femmes ( j'en avais déja parlé, mais bcp de femmes et des personnages trés interessant, un vent de fraicheur )

On a des créateurs qui s'éclatent, ça se sent, ils s'amusent, ils osent, ils emmenent les persos la ou on les attend pas forcément et ce qui les aide c'est qu'on dirait que Dc a donné carte blanche. et ça y va a tous niveaux, sexe violence. Ca donne aussi pas mal de débordement gratuits genre dans le pire Detective comics par exemple, je soupçonne dc de s'etre dit que tant qu'on pouvait se faire remarquer et titiller le plus petit dénominateur commun, ct bon. maiis bon, globalement sauf exception c'est bien fait, et c'est souvent fun.

Pour le moment, ça trouve son public et la critique en plus. On ne peut qu'espérer que les créateurs vont pas s'endormir sur leur lauriers, mais vu le vent de "liberté" que je vois, j'ai pas trop d'inquiétudes

Simaine prochaine les sorties ( Noté selon l'interet)

Justice League Dark de Peter Milligan, et Mikel Janin

All-Star Western de Justin Gray and Jimmy Palmiotti, et Moritat

Voodoo de Ron Marz, et Sami Basri

I, Vampire de Joshua Hale Fialkov, et Andrea Sorrentino

Fury of the Firestorm: Nuclear Men #1 de than Van Sciver and Gail Simone,et Yildiray Cinar

Aquaman de Geoff Johns, et Ivan Reis

Superman de George Perez, et Jesus Merino

The Flash de Francis Manapul et Brian Buccellato

The Savage Hawkman de Tony Daniel, et Philip Tan

Teen Titans de Scott Lobdell, Bret Booth et Norm Rapbund

Blackhawks de Mike Costa, et Ken Lashley

Green Lantern: New Guardians Tony Bedard, Tyler Kirkham et Batt

Batman: The Dark Knight de David Finch, David Finch et Richard Friend

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GailSimone GailSimone
NEXT week, you need All-star Western, I, Vampire, Aquaman, and Justice League Dark (and Firestorm). TRUST me on these!
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GailSimone GailSimone
And I was a JLDark skeptic. But it's one of the most fun reimaginings of the entire line and GREAT art by @mikeljanin.
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@Strider_Diaz I REALLY don't think you need to know Vertigo to enjoy JLDark. It's breakneck, but in a fun want-to-know-more way.

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GailSimone GailSimone
I did forget Teen Titans. I warn you,, it's a very different take, but I enjoyed it a lot--I think it's just what the franchise needs.

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@upandcomic Teen Titans? It's just got a great energy. It's got a ton of action. It feels like it's slapping you in the face, I love that.
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And I loved the energy and art of Teen Titans. I think it's gonna be huge.

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Aquaman is one I keep thinking about. You guys will know when you read it, it's way different from expectations, but it sticks with you.

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@MelindaGross It's different. It has an emotional tone that surprised me. I really felt for Arthur and want more.

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@bubbahead95 I'm going to say it again, Geoff and Ivan delivered on Aquaman. I can't wait to read issue two.

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mikemarts Mike Marts
I have read the first six issues of All-Star Western by @jpalmiotti @JVGray and they rock. Comics the way they should be done. #thenew52
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jschedeen Jesse Schedeen
New 52 Recommendations this week: I, Vampire, All-Star Western, Flash, Justice League Dark, and Aquaman.

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@BrianJNorris If I were to describe it in terms of other vampire stories, I would say it's equal parts Buffy, True Blood, and Daybreakers.

Apriori il parle de I vampire.

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Dan DiDio, co-publisher of DC Comics, reported the fact on his Facebook:

"Happy to say that the New 52 FLASH comic is the best selling issue of Flash in over 40 years."

http://comics.cosmicbooknews.com/content/dc-relaunch-dan-didio-flash-1-best-selling-flash-title-over-40-years

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AQUAMAN #1 is the eleventh title in DC Comics-The New 52 with sales of more than 100,000. The series joins the sales ranks of the previously announced titles ACTION COMICS, BATGIRL, BATMAN, BATMAN AND ROBIN, BATMAN: THE DARK KNIGHT, DETECTIVE COMICS, THE FLASH, GREEN LANTERN, JUSTICE LEAGUE and SUPERMAN.

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BATMAN # 1 joins JUSTICE LEAGUE # 1 and ACTION COMICS # 1 as the third title with sales exceeding 200,000 copies.

http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=34604

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jpalmiotti Jimmy Palmiotti
I cant believe ALL STAR WESTERN is sold out already....Happy, but stunned.
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VsxFedora Brad Anderson
Easily the best week of the relaunch in my opinion.
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http://comicbookmovie.com/fansites/johnarturo/news/?a=47415

Preview de la mini série Huntress (trii jouliee)

Captain Please Ken a écrit:

http://comicbookmovie.com/fansites/johnarturo/news/?a=47415

Preview de la mini série Huntress (trii jouliee)

De toute beauté!!!

Yop, j'ai Je ferais un retour

Yop , mouais the huntress j'ai trouvé. ca se lit, c'est plutot fluide niveau narration, (et assez bien dessiné donc ) mais je sais pas j'y ai rien vu de trés interessant. la sensation de déja avoir vu tout ça sans valeur ajoutés. Bref, je sais pas à voir la suite maybe

http://www.bleedingcool.com/2011/11/18/one-shots-at-the-new-dcu/

http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/GraphicCity/news/?a=52808

6 comics Dc vont etre stoppé à leur numéro 8 (Mister terrific, Omac, Men of war,Hawk and Dove,-Blackhawks ,Static Shock) 6 prennent leur place :

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Six New DC Titles
-Batman Incorporated: Grant Morrison picks up where Batman Inc. left off.

-Earth 2: James Robinson revives The Justice Society

-Dial H for Hero: Writer China Miéville on Dial H, "The whole point of Dial is that the roster of capes is changing every single month, often two or three times. In the original run, he's turning into a giant spring coil to foil bank robbers, and I'm like, OK, what if you are a 25-year-old guy and you turn into a superpowered spring coil? That's going to mess with your head."

-G.I. Combat: Per USA Today, " The new series features the return of elements from the classic 1960s book The War That Time Forgot in a main story by writer J.T. Krul and artist Ariel Olivetti, with rotating backup stories featuring old standbys such as The Unknown Soldier by writers Justin Gray and Jimmy Palmiotti and artist Dan Panosian as well as The Haunted Tank by Hellboy scribe John Arcudi and artist Scott Kolins."

-The Ravagers: Per USA Today, "The Ravagers spins out of the world created by Scott Lobdell in the pages of Teen Titans and Superboy, with a quartet of meta-human teens on the run from the nefarious organization N.O.W.H.E.R.E."

-Worlds' Finest: Writer Paul Levitz and artist George Perez follow Earth-2 Power Girl and Huntress, who are stranded in our world and hope to return to Earth-2.