buster00 wrote:ALL RIGHT! Justice League Vs. Planet of the Apes! I'm so there.
Chairman Kaga wrote:Is Batman a Muslim?
Leckomaniac wrote:Chairman Kaga wrote:Is Batman a Muslim?
That is Batman from an Elseworld tale. The Multiverse is back...which is why there are KC characters in there and characters from other earths.
Leckomaniac wrote:Some sad news folks:
The Boys has been Cancelled!
Issue #6, which is already out, will be its last. Issues #7-10 as well as the trade, which were all solicited, will not ship.
Apparently, DC has reverted the rights to Ennis and Robertson who are now looking for a new publisher for the title.
Chairman Kaga wrote:Oy!This roll eyes emoticon can't roll eyes hard enough for my response to bringing back the "multiverse"...
buster00 wrote: I can't find it, but isn't there a Superdickery-type site with a gallery of covers in which Superman is weeping like a little girl?
Chairman Kaga wrote:Leckomaniac wrote:Chairman Kaga wrote:Is Batman a Muslim?
That is Batman from an Elseworld tale. The Multiverse is back...which is why there are KC characters in there and characters from other earths.
Oy!This roll eyes emoticon can't roll eyes hard enough for my response to bringing back the "multiverse"...
Expect official confirmation and plenty of news on that previously LITG-rumoured 52 weekly sequel "Countdown," the DC Universe book being "showrun" by Paul Dini, in about a month.
One little titbit I've discovered is that, befitting the title, the issue numbering system will start at #51 (shipping the week after "52" #52) and, week by week, count down to #0. Instantly grabbing the considerable audience from "52" and getting them to commit for another year - albeit one that runs alongside current DC continuity.
Another titbit is that newly-DC-exclusive Sean McKeever will be one of the writers on the title.
burlivesleftnut wrote:Well Robin (to me) is TERRIBLE, so this is bumming news.
DennisMM wrote:Chairman Kaga wrote:Leckomaniac wrote:Chairman Kaga wrote:Is Batman a Muslim?
That is Batman from an Elseworld tale. The Multiverse is back...which is why there are KC characters in there and characters from other earths.
Oy!This roll eyes emoticon can't roll eyes hard enough for my response to bringing back the "multiverse"...
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The DC multiverse was a hell of a lot more interesting than the DC Universe.
Chairman Kaga wrote:another example of non permanence in DC books.
Leckomaniac wrote:Chairman Kaga wrote:another example of non permanence in DC books.
Considering Marvel just brought back a character dead for 25 years...and whose only defining moment as a character WAS his death...and made him a warden...
I'd say both Marvel and DC are guilty of a lack of permanence. At least most deaths in DC stick. When I say most...I mean Barry Allen.
Chairman Kaga wrote:Leckomaniac wrote:Chairman Kaga wrote:another example of non permanence in DC books.
Considering Marvel just brought back a character dead for 25 years...and whose only defining moment as a character WAS his death...and made him a warden...
I'd say both Marvel and DC are guilty of a lack of permanence. At least most deaths in DC stick. When I say most...I mean Barry Allen.
I originally typed it to include Marvel but decided not to mention them since we were talking about DC but I hate it about both companies.
Leckomaniac wrote:At the NYCC it was announced that Brian Bendis and Alex Maleev will be the creative team behind the new Halo on-going series at Marvel.
That is quite a powerhouse of a creative team. What do you folks think? Would you buy a Halo on-going?
thedoglippedone wrote:Damn, Quitely just gets better and better, can't wait for this.
thedoglippedone wrote:yeah, they have got it together finally. Now if only All Star Batman & Robin were to follow suit. What are we on now? Still issue 4?
thedoglippedone wrote:My computer broke and the Apple took 6 weeks to fix it. Sheesh.
Been reading a few trades,Stuart Moore's Para is worth a look, great art and an excellent sci-fi storyline based in a secret government particle accelerator that goes nuclear - critical.
The Surrogates by Vendetti & Weldele more good sci-fi, cop based this time, amazing art and the first 2 thirds move at a great pace, the end could have been fleshed out a little more, but a good read anyway.
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