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Par contre, je croyais que la terre 616, c'était fini ?

Heureusement non. Leur tentative de la renommer Terre 1 a fait long feu.

Source Newsarama

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Marvel Comics has published a house ad in some print comics this week, including Wolverine #1, that cryptically teases something called "Marvel Made" to debut this month.

The teaser, seen here from a print copy of Wolverine #1, shows a box shaped object covered by a red cloth with the caption "Unveiling February 2020".

No indication of what the ad is teasing is included - and the ad does not seem to be included in digital copies of Marvel Comics.

Marvel's full May 2020 solicitations will arrive later this month on Newsarama.

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Nouveau titre Spider-Man à partir de juin : Non-Stop Spider-Man par Joe Kelly et Chris Bachalo.

https://buzzpreview.buzzcomics.net/2...zE3ODA%3D.webp

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"Non-Stop Spider-Man is, for me, the best of what Marvel comics can be: relentless action, epic storytelling, mind-melting art, and relevant themes, all grounded by the heart and soul of one of my all-time favorite characters, Spider-Man," Kelly said in the announcement. "Chris and I want to redline your adrenaline and shatter your hearts, giggling the whole time. Please sign your waivers and gather your safety gear of choice before issue one comes out. I truly can't wait for this. Buckle up, Tigers."

Kelly and Bachalo have a long history together, some of it with Spider-Man. They first worked together in 1998 for Uncanny X-Men, then the duo worked together on the creator-owned series Steampunk for DC/Wildstorm. Then after each having individual runs with Spider-Man, the two worked together in 2008 and 2009 during Amazing Spider-Man's "Brand New Day" era.

"[Editor] Nick Lowe has a superpower. He picks up the phone, calls me and says the exact combination of words that make me want to drop everything and dive head first into the Marvel Universe," Kelly said of his reunion with Spider-Man and Bachalo. "Last time it was Spider-Man, Deadpool, Ed McGuinness. No brainer, yes. This time it was Spider-Man, Non-Stop, Chris Bachalo. Again, yes... but ‘Non-Stop?’"

Oh punaise, Joe Kelly et Chris Bachalo ensemble, ça, je vais faire.

Mais pourquoi mettre une couv de Finch... :roll:

Ah bah oui, y a pas encore assez de comics Spider-Man tous les mois.

Ils avaient arrêté les quatre séries régulières (sans compter les team-up et persos dérivés) par mois en 1998-1999 pour relancer Amazing et Peter Parker seulement, puis la série Marvel Knights/Sensational Spider-Man plus tard, tandis que Peter Parker était remplacé par Spectacular, et enfin est arrivé Friendly Neighborhood. Puis en 2007, pour recentrer les ventes sur Amazing, celle-ci paraissant désormais trois fois par mois. Puis Spectacular est revenu, et Amazing paraît deux fois par mois.

Donc, ça voudrait dire qu'on aurait trois séries régulières sur Peter Parker chaque mois (ce qui n'a plus été le cas pendant des années), dont une bimensuelle ? Ils vont peut-être repasser à la formule mensuelle pour Amazing.

Sur la nouvelle série Union qui sort en mai : c'est une équipe d'héros britanniques qui se crée lors d'une invasion extra-terrestre, et le tout est écrit par un sujet de sa majesté la reine.

Been thére, done that. C'était la même mécanique sur l'excellent Captain Britain & the MI13.

https://www.cbr.com/marvel-comics-th...uperhero-team/

Faire une série avec des héros British juste après le Brexit et l'appeler Union, c'est pas mal. ;)

Plein de Star Wars à venir!

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Press Release

Disney Publishing Worldwide has announced the launch of an all new publishing-led Star Wars storytelling initiative, Star Wars: The High Republic, previously called “Project Luminous.” The publishing program will feature interconnected stories told across multiple publishers. This epic saga will take place 200 years prior to the events of Star Wars: The Phantom Menace in an all new time period. Newly revealed publishers Abrams, becker&mayer!, DK, Insight Editions, Titan Publishing, and Viz Media join previously announced Disney Lucasfilm Press, Marvel Comics, Del Rey, and IDW Publishing.

Star Wars: The High Republic is set in an era when the Galactic Republic and the Jedi Order are at their height, serving and protecting the galaxy. This is a hopeful, optimistic time, when the Republic and the Jedi are noble and respected. This multi-year publishing program will be rolled out in phases, with Phase I being called “Light of the Jedi.” This period on the Star Wars timeline will not overlap any of the films or series currently planned for production, giving creators and partners space to tell Star Wars stories in a never-before-explored timeline.

“We are so excited to be opening up such a rich, fertile era for our authors to explore,” says Lucasfilm President Kathleen Kennedy. “We’ll get to see the Jedi in their prime.”

Star Wars: The High Republic will feature stories from high-profile, fan-favorite authors Claudia Gray, Charles Soule, Justina Ireland, Daniel José Older, and Cavan Scott. The first books and comics are set to debut at Star Wars Celebration Anaheim in August 2020, and select titles are available now for pre-order.

“Star Wars: The High Republic will allow creators to imagine entirely original stories in a new corner of the galaxy. Our incredible team of authors worked together alongside the Lucasfilm Story Group and Publishing teams to help craft a completely new era for the franchise that begins with Publishing,” says Lucasfilm Press Creative Director Michael Siglain.

The following titles were announced at a press event on Monday Night:

· Star Wars: The High Republic: Into the Dark by Claudia Gray
· Star Wars: The High Republic: A Test of Courage by Justina Ireland
· Star Wars: The High Republic Adventures by Daniel José Older
· Star Wars: The High Republic by Cavan Scott
· Star Wars: The High Republic: Light of the Jedi by Charles Soule

"As an all new publishing-led program to extend the Star Wars universe, Star Wars: The High Republic is an important initiative for Disney Publishing Worldwide. The Walt Disney Company and Lucasfilm are renowned for creative excellence and we are excited to develop entirely new stories with unique characters and worlds while staying true to the Star Wars universe,” said Tonya Agurto, senior vice president, Disney Publishing Worldwide.

Si même Jason Aaron le dit :

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Jonathan’s plans are continuing to unfold, and as we all know Jonathan’s plans tend to stretch forward in terms of years, not just a few issues, years worth of storyline," Aaron explained. "We’ve seen such a profound shift and change in terms of the X-Men’s place in the Marvel Universe, I think you have to know that change is gonna be reflected not just across all the X-books as we’ve seen, but it’s gonna bleed out into every corner of the Marvel Universe at some point or another

Ca va fighter! :fire: :duel:

Mort aux mutos!!!:yo:

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Envoyé par scarletneedle (Message 1820197)

Source Newsarama

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Toujours pas d'info sur ça?

Rien vu passer.
Peut-être demain vu que c'est le dernier jour de sortie du mois.
Après, il y a le C2E2 qui débute jeudi.

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Envoyé par scarletneedle (Message 1820718)

Plein de Star Wars à venir!

Ah je viens de le mettre dans la section comics, je n'avais pas pensé à ce topic là :D

s'ry ;)

ça me plait moi en tout cas :nerd: