DC Nation mai 2025

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Le teaser montré dans DC All In/Absolute Universe 2025 Special Edition #1 :

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Beaucoup de belles choses et la page d'après montre une belle passerelle!

Mirror Master de l'univers Basolute qui est rejoint par celui (dont on voit la main) de l'univers principal.

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oh un mur d'indice à la booster gold ca faisiat longtemps :ouf:

pas mal de trucs vu le peu de séries absolute..mais on sent de l'ambition sur l'univers

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Tony Daniel travaille sur une histoire avec batman en 3 parties :

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Here’s a panel of an upcoming #Batman story I’m working on, a 3 parter that hasn’t been announced yet but I got the Ok from DC to post teasers. Not sure when it will be released but I wrap this up next month. Focusing on returning to pencils only as my workflow allows for more efficiency and a better schedule for me overall. Working with legendary inker @mark_morales11 to bring these pencils to life, and he’s knocking it out of the park. I can’t wait for you guys to finally see this stuff. Using 2h #staedtler pencils with 3b for finishing. #dc @dcofficial

Du fill-in en attendant la fin de Hush 2? Un arc de detective Comics? Autre chose?

[mrcitrouille]

Ce serait tout de meme dommage que les 6 numeros ne sirtent pas à la suite, non ?

[EsseJi]

Honnêtement avec Jim Lee au dessin je n'ai jamais cru à cette éventualité. Pour l'instant on en a eu deux dans les temps, c'est déjà un miracle, mais je m'attends à un dérapage, et il semblerait que l'éditor des bat-titles l'anticipe aussi.

[scarletneedle]

Hé, je spécule, hein.
Rien ne dit que ce n'est pas autre chose.

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Source IGN (https://www.ign.com/articles/dcs-batman-and-ghost-machines-geiger-to-cross-over-through-new-variant-covers)

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DC Comics and the creators behind Ghost Machine imprint have announced a new crossover that will see the two companies trading artists for a pair of very cool variant covers. It's effectively the first crossover between the DCU and Ghost Machine's Unnamed Universe.

This arrangement will see Geiger artist Gary Frank contribute a cover to the upcoming Batman #163, the final part of the Hush 2 storyline. Meanwhile, current Batman artist (and DC Publisher, President, and Chief Creative Officer) Jim Lee will hop over to Ghost Machine to draw a cover for Geiger #19. This will mark Lee's first time drawing for an Image Comics-published book since 2011's Spawn #200.

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Batman #163 avec Jim Lee aux crédits.
Ca semble conclure ce non-épiphénomène du dessus. ^^

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Source Lunar

Nouveau titre DC All In en août avec Justice League Red par Saladin Ahmed et Clayton Henry pour narrer les aventures d'un équipe secrète dont même la Trinité n'a pas connaissance :

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JUSTICE LEAGUE RED #1
Written by SALADIN AHMED
Art and cover by CLAYTON HENRY
Variant covers by CARMINE DI GIANDOMENICO and CHRISTIAN WARD
$3.99 US | 32 pages | Variant $4.99 US (card stock)
ON SALE 8/20/25

The Justice League has a new spec-ops team so covert, the founders can’t know it exists. And its leader is the only hero who could keep JLR off its radar…because he is the radar. Red Tornado is the heart and mind of the Watchtower—watching, projecting into the future, and his projections point to apocalypse as a direct result of the concentrated power of the JLU. When your Justice League ID card lights up red, Reddy needs you. For the fate of humanity, and for yourself, because you don’t want to find out what Red can do with what he knows about you. Join a best-in-the-biz creative team—Saladin Ahmed (Wolverine, Daredevil) and Clayton Henry (Action Comics, We Are Yesterday)—and an all-star team of heroes, and find out how far they’ll go to keep the peace and keep Red Tornado’s secrets

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Débuts d'Ahmed chez DC, non?
Le seul facteur qui pourrait me freiner.

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La couverture de Batman #163, la fin de la 1ère partie de Hush 2 :

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Written by JEPH LOEB
Art and cover by JIM LEE and SCOTT WILLIAMS
Variant covers by JIM LEE and SCOTT WILLIAMS, JORGE JIMÉNEZ,
GABRIELE DELL’OTTO, and GARY FRANK
Foil variant cover by JIM LEE and SCOTT WILLIAMS
1:25 variant cover by MIKEL JANÍN
1:50 variant cover by DERRICK CHEW
1:100 variant cover by JIM LEE and SCOTT WILLIAMS
$4.99 US | 40 pages | Variant $5.99 US (card stock) | Variant $7.99 US (foil)
ON SALE 8/27/25
The shocking conclusion to “H2SH” Part One with Jeph Loeb and Jim Lee!
Will Batman survive Hush’s revenge when his only allies are his greatest enemies?

[EsseJi]

Est-ce que le giant-size sera wraparound? :hum:

[ollieno]

Débuts d'Ahmed chez DC, non?
Le seul facteur qui pourrait me freiner.

il a fait quelques histoires courte dans ds Antho ..

une antho Halloween (batman), une antho Dark Knight (GA+GL) , une Antho St Valentin (Bizarro) et Harley Quinn BWR.

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Message de Millar partagé sur ses réseaux sociaux avec les logos de DC et Marvel.

OK, when I was on holiday around 18 months back I was swimming in the sea off the coast of Oman and had this amazing idea for a Superman story. I swam back to the boat, got a notepad and pencil and scribbled wet notes so I didn't forget it. Cut to a couple of weeks later and I mentioned this on Twitter, DC's head honcho getting in touch and asking me to write it.
Towards the end of last year, Marvel boss CB Cebulski asked me if I fancied doing something big for them again, even if it was just a one off project, but I said the same as I said to DC which was that Netflix exclusivity forbade me from doing work at other studios and I still had a ton of work to get through. But the idea of doing something outside of Millarworld, just this one, really intrigued me, and I get ahead on everything, carving out 12 weeks to do a special project you're going to hear about on Tuesday next week. Stay tuned! PS The artist is SPECTACULAR!

[Fred le mallrat]

votez pour vos absolute et omnibus DC que vous souhaitez voir réédité

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Message de Millar partagé sur ses réseaux sociaux avec les logos de DC et Marvel.

OK, when I was on holiday around 18 months back I was swimming in the sea off the coast of Oman and had this amazing idea for a Superman story. I swam back to the boat, got a notepad and pencil and scribbled wet notes so I didn't forget it. Cut to a couple of weeks later and I mentioned this on Twitter, DC's head honcho getting in touch and asking me to write it.
Towards the end of last year, Marvel boss CB Cebulski asked me if I fancied doing something big for them again, even if it was just a one off project, but I said the same as I said to DC which was that Netflix exclusivity forbade me from doing work at other studios and I still had a ton of work to get through. But the idea of doing something outside of Millarworld, just this one, really intrigued me, and I get ahead on everything, carving out 12 weeks to do a special project you're going to hear about on Tuesday next week. Stay tuned! PS The artist is SPECTACULAR!

Déjà infirmé par Rich Johnston... :D

https://bleedingcool.com/comics/nope-its-not-mark-millar-on-dc-marvel-or-marvel-dc/

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Source Bleeding Cool (https://bleedingcool.com/comics/mcm-gossip-the-first-three-new-dc-vertigo-comics/)

MCM Gossip: The First Three New DC Vertigo Comics, who will be writing and drawing them

Avec Deniz Camp et S. Morgan / Kyke Starks et Steve Pugh / Chris Condon et Jake Phillips?

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Source EW (https://aiptcomics.com/2025/05/27/deadpool-batman-batman-deadpool/)

Les projets DC/Marvel et Marvel/DC ont été dévoilés : Deadpool/Batman et Batman/Deadpool respectivement par Zeb Wells et Greg Capullo en septembre et Grant Morrison et Dan Mora en décembre!

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Back in February, at a ComicsPro panel held in Glendale, Calif., the editors in chief of Marvel and DC revealed they were quietly assembling something they hadn't pulled off in more than two decades: a crossover event.

From time to time, going as far back as 1976 with the arrival of Superman vs. The Amazing Spider-Man, "the Big Two" comic brands have been known to bring their superhero titans together for the kind of convergence that their cross-pollinating fan bases crave. The last time they did this was in 2003, when JLA/Avengers kicked off a comic book arc that played out into the following year, but there hasn't been a collaboration of this magnitude since.

"A lot of things have to align," Dan Buckley, the President of Marvel Entertainment, explains to Entertainment Weekly. "Mostly we plan our editorial schedule pretty far out. DC does their schedule pretty far out. You want to have the right talent involved because with this type of thing, you want to elevate it as much as you can to get people excited."

Jim Lee, the President, Chief Creative Officer, and Publisher for DC Comics, echoes similar sentiments in a separate chat over Zoom, noting how DC typically works two-to-three years in advance.

"It happens kind of once every generation of readers. I'll leave you to draw your own conclusions as to why," he comments. "The timing has to be right in that you don't want to do these too often. You want them to feel special. It is sort of finding that right moment for both companies to come together because it is complex. There's a lot more coordination, collaboration, approvals that have to be done. And, obviously, from the business side, you're sharing revenue, but it's going to be a big deal. So you want the story, creatively, to warrant the hype of it all."

The time to reveal the next crossover is finally here...Deadpool, meet Batman.

EW can exclusively reveal that Marvel's Merc with a Mouth and DC's Dark Knight will collide this year, crossing swords and batarangs across a new publishing event. On the Marvel side, Zeb Wells, the Spider-Man comics scribe who recently worked on the big-screen spectacular Deadpool & Wolverine, pens a Deadpool/Batman one-shot with art and cover design by veteran artist Greg Capullo, who most recently worked on Wolverine: Revenge.

The story, kicking off this Sep. 17, tells how Wade Wilson is hired for a job in Gotham City that puts him in the crosshairs of the World's Greatest Detective. Accompanying the main one-shot will be a lineup of "backup adventures" that features "exciting Marvel and DC character match-ups," according to an official description. However, details on what that entails, including the creative teams, will be shared at a later date.

"After writing Amazing Spider-Man for 60 issues, I told Marvel I needed a break," Wells tells EW in a statement via email. "Marvel told me I could do that or I could write a comic starring Deadpool and Batman with the best Batman artist of our generation. I no longer needed a break. In Batman we've found someone who has even less time for Deadpool's antics than Wolverine, but a city-wide threat from the Joker makes strange bedfellows (literally, if Deadpool had his way). It's been a blast letting Deadpool loose in Gotham City and watching what happens."

Capullo feels similarly. "Am I dreaming? This crossover is likely to be the high point of my career...and, I’ve had a great career," the artist adds via email. "Some of my earliest work (many years ago) was on X-Force, so Deadpool and I go way back. More recently, I spent 10-plus years drawing Batman at DC. The idea that I get to do a crossover event with Deadpool and Batman...If I am dreaming, please don’t wake me!"

Whenever Buckley hears a Zeb Wells idea, it's usually something that's equally funny, clever, and heartfelt, the top brass says. "That's how I feel about what he is putting together now," Buckley remarks. "And I know Mr. Capullo will deliver in spades on the emotional storytelling and all the action, because that's what he does every time he does his story."

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DC brings together comparable creative heavyweights to tackle their respective one-shot. Batman/Deadpool, launching later this November, hails from writer Grant Morrison, whose comics (including All-Star Superman and Batman and Son) now serve as inspiration for the James Gunn and Peter Safran-led DC movie-verse, and artist Dan Mora, who, similar to Capullo, has an immense list of credits to his name. (Details on DC's story and the accompanying "backup adventures" will be announced at a later date.)

The dynamic duo of Morrison and Mora previously worked together on Klaus, the BOOM! Studios comic series that reimagined Santa Claus as a muscled, grizzled warrior.

“I don't do many comics these days but there was no way I could turn down the chance to work with Dan Mora again, one of my all-time favorite artistic collaborators — and definitely no way I could turn down Batman and Deadpool!” Morrison says in a statement. “Expect 4th wall-busting mayhem, owls, blood, blades, and at least one giant typewriter!”

Mora also writes over email, "This is more than I ever imagined I could do in my career, and it is a huge honor to be part of this crossover: it doesn't happen too often, and I am a huge Deadpool fan! When I first worked with Grant, I didn’t know what to expect, but it was an incredible team-up. I always hoped to work with Grant again, and working on Batman/Deadpool is like a dream come true. Grant and I working together on this once-in-a-lifetime project is going to be such a fun experience."

Deciding on the right combination of characters to cross over involved "a constant flurry of emails," Lee explains. "It's not just two people, it's groups of people. So, yeah, the conversations tend to be very robust and long."

Buckley adds, "It just felt like a fun combo. I'll be quite frank. It was nothing more complicated than that. Like, Deadpool hanging out with Batman. There's a lot of levity to be had in there, a lot of fun. And it would also be a little bit uber violent at the same time.... Our big thing is we want to do something that is a lot of fun, showcase comics, generate excitement, and bring new readers or lapsed readers back into the industry."

The other piece of news is that Deadpool/Batman — or Batman/Deadpool — is not the end of the Marvel and DC crossovers. Another set of one-shots will arrive sometime in 2026, though both sides remain quiet in terms of which characters will team up next and which creatives will be involved to create those adventures.

"Anyone that's working in comics today grew up with a Marvel, DC crossover at some moment in their reading timeline history," Lee cryptically comments. "I think once you become a creator, you want to work on the biggest characters for both companies, but then to be able to do something that only happens every 15, 20 years, it is something you don't want to pass up. So I think fans are going to see a lot of interesting projects from their favorite creators. That's all I can say."

[Fred le mallrat]

Pschittttt 2

[mugiwaraya]

Ah ouais, deux des plus envahissantes vaches à lait des Big 2. Même avec des équipes créatrices d'enfer, j'y toucherais pas.

[scarletneedle]

Moi si!

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En tout cas, DC et Marvel qui annoncent cela le même jour que Mark Millar annonce son KickStarter...
Bien fait pour sa gueule après avoir fait miroitet une participation à ce projet.