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[QUOTE=scarletneedle;1818536]Source [url=https://www.dccomics.com/blog/2020/02/05/dc-reveals-epic-game-changing-plans-for-free-comic-book-day-2020]DC Comics[/url]

Le [B]Free Comic Book Day[/B] sera inédit!!
Voilà [B]DC’s Generation Zero[/B] qui comme son nom l’indique est lié aux fameuses générations de héros DC!

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[QUOTE]The march towards DC’s future begins with Generation Zero! This 32-page issue features a stunning cover by Francis Manapul and features key stories involving Wally West, The Fastest Man Alive, and Wonder Woman, warrior princess from the island of Themyscira. New and longtime fans can’t afford to miss Generation Zero; this book lays the foundation for even more seismic-level changes in the DC Universe.

It all starts here, and everything counts.

“Flash Forward: Epilogue” is an extension of the unbelievable conclusion to the Flash Forward six-issue miniseries, with all-new content from the series team of writer Scott Lobdell and artist Brett Booth.

In order to save his children and the multiverse itself, Wally West makes the ultimate sacrifice, taking his place in the Moebius Chair. Unbeknownst to him, the chair is packing a little extra power, having been imbued with the godlike powers of Dr. Manhattan! Now armed with infinite knowledge – and the powers of a god – Wally West can see the past, present and future of the DC Universe all at once.

…Including what needs to be changed.

Generation Zero also includes a reprint of “A Brave New World,” from Wonder Woman #750. Written by Scott Snyder with art by Bryan Hitch, Wonder Woman makes her debut as DC’s first superhero, saving the life of Franklin D. Roosevelt during an assassination attempt at the 1930 World’s Fair in New York. As a nation hears more about her heroic exploits, it inspires some citizens to consider their own unique gifts, and how they could be used to help protect the world – among them Alan Scott, who will become the first Green Lantern![/QUOTE][/QUOTE]
[LIST][*]DC dévoile l’entièreté de la ligne [B]Generation[/B] qui consiste en 1 série de 5 one-shots oversized, chacun basé sur 1 époque.

[*]Le 1er en mai s'intitule [B]Generation One: Age of Mysteries[/B] auquel participent Wonder Woman, Lucius Fox, Alfred Pennyworth, Green Lantern (Alan Scott), The Spectre (Jim Corrigan), Mister Terrific (Terry Sloane) et d'autres qui répondra à plusieurs questions :


[QUOTE] What was the previously undocumented “big bang” of the Age of Mysteries?
Which character truly ushers in the dawn of Super Heroes, inspiring all the rest?
What was the real reason behind the Justice Society of America’s retirement?
Which Golden Age hero will become history’s greatest villain?
What contentious alliance kept the Wayne family dynasty alive after Thomas and Martha’s deaths?
Who are the new, never-seen-before wildcards that will be instrumental in fashioning DC’s push to the future?[/QUOTE]
[*]Ces one-shots sont confiés à Brian Michael Bendis, Dan Jurgens, Andy Schmidt, Robert Venditti et Joshua Williamson avec Doug Mahnke, Bryan Hitch, Mikel Janín, Ivan Reis, David Marquez notamment au dessin.

[*][B]Generation One: Age of Mysteries[/B] est réalisé par Andy Schmidt et Doug Mahnke.

[*]Chaque numéro aura une couverture par Jim Cheung et une [I]Variant Cover[/I] par Gary Frank.

[*]Suivront [B]Generation Two: Age of the Metahuman[/B], [B]Generation Three: Age of Crisis[/B], [B]Generation Four: Age of Rebirth[/B] et [B]Generation Five: Age of Tomorrow[/B].[/LIST]