DC Nation juillet & août 2024

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Source Bleeding Cool

Le genre de rumeur qui fait plaisir à lire : James Robinson et Tony Harris vont se retrouver sur un titre DC Black Label dédié à Starman racontant le retour de Jack Knight à Opal City.
Confirmation à venir de l'information à San Diego.

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Tom King et Ryan Sook sont aux commandes de la mini-série Black Canary: Best of the Best en 6 épisodes opposant Dinah à Lady Shiva dès novembre :

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Cool!

[EsseJi]

On ne va pas crier trop fort, mais ça promet.

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Cassandra Cain retrouve une série avec le nouveau titre Batgirl qui débute en novembre par Tate Brombal et Takeshi Miyazawa :

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	When a deadly group of assassins shows up to kill Cassandra Cain, Lady Shiva must come to the rescue, and they’re forced to put their complicated past aside and work together as mother and daughter to ensure they make it out alive. Unfortunately, things are never as easy as they seem, and Batgirl must embark on a jaw-dropping, martial-arts filled adventure in her quest for truth and justice…and revenge?! This is a Batgirl unlike any other so don’t miss the opportunity to dive into the psyche of one of Gotham City’s deadliest fighters, while exploring her deep and complex relationship with her mother. “I’m so excited to be exploring the story of Cassandra Cain with Tate,” added artist Miyazawa. “She’s an intriguing part of the Bat-Family and I can’t wait to see all the twists and turns. I’m also honored to be drawing such a wonderful book as my first DC project!” Batgirl #1 features a main cover by David Talaski, with variant covers by Jeff Dekal, Stanley “Artgerm” Lau (card stock and foil versions), and Skylar Patridge. Visit your local comic book shop for availability and preordering.

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Lady Shiva qui veut tuer Dinah dans un titre mais qu vient aider sa fille dans un autre quand les 2 personnages sont des Birds Of Prey...

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Source Polygon

C'est Renee Montoya qui obtient (aussi) son titre évidemment en lien avec The Question nommé The Question: All Along the Watchtower par Alex Segura et Cian Tormey dès novembre : The Question va devoir résoudre un crime survenu au QG de la Justice League!

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	Who do you get to investigate a murder at the most secure superhero stronghold in the world, and when every member of the Justice League is a suspect? The answer is the Question. That is, detective Renee Montoya’s superhero alias, in The Question: All Along the Watchtower #1, a new ongoing series from DC Comics this November. Written by Alex Segura (The Black Ghost) and drawn by Cian Tormey (Son of Superman), All Along the Watchtower will follow Renee after Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman call her up to the Justice League’s orbital Watchtower headquarters to solve a murder most foul. Segura, who’s made a name with comics-themed mystery novels Secret Identity and Alter Ego, is a natural fit for that hook. He told Polygon via email that the biggest influences on Watchtower are the classics: “like Sherlock Holmes or Agatha Christie: plot-driven novels that feature colorful characters and situations, often outside of the expected or mundane. But I’d also have to tip my hat to more modern PI novels, like the work of Walter Mosley, Laura Lippman, and George Pelecanos — stories about flawed protagonists in over their heads, trying to do the right thing.” Related: Cartoon fans will recognize Renee Montoya from her copious appearances as a police detective in Batman adaptations — from her origin in Batman: The Animated Series, to the Gotham TV series, to the Birds of Prey movie, all the way up to her supporting role in this summer’s Batman: The Caped Crusader. Less frequently appearing in adaptations is her superhero alter ego, inherited from the original Question in the pages of DC’s venerable 2006 series, 52. Segura says his comics influences when it comes to Renee involve two writers: Denny O’Neil, who first wrote the Question into the DC Universe, and Greg Rucka, who spearheaded Renee’s evolution, along with their frequent collaborators, artists Denys Cowan and Cully Hamner. “I don’t presume to carry that torch, but I’ve taken to heart the stories they’ve told with Renee, where we see her trying her best to overcome her own demons to do the right thing,” Segura said. “I think the challenge of doing that in this story, which involves Renee walking among an array of heroes that are akin to gods, is part of the fun — and it’s made me think of classic superhero mysteries like The Long Halloween, Human Target, and Wagner/Seagle/Davis’s essential Sandman Mystery Theater, except on a much bigger and more surreal stage: the JL Watchtower.” Watchtower takes place after DC’s 2024 summer crossover, and features a revitalized Justice League and an entirely new Watchtower satellite headquarters. The setup gave Tormey free rein to invent his own take on the classic comics setting. He described it in one word: “Scale.” “The last book I drew was set in 1930s New York,” Tormey told Polygon via email. “So getting to grips with drawing a huge station full of aspirational tech was such an exciting challenge. Add to that the fact that we would be telling a noir story — usually the stuff of dive bars, smoke filled rooms and back alleys — in a clinical pristine environment, that juxtaposition was too intriguing to pass up! […] “The Watchtower is as much a character in this as Renee herself, but, it’s a noir story when all is said and done — so you’ll have to trust me when I say, there’s a lot of thought put into all those backgrounds you won’t be able to see under all the blood and shadows!” The Question: All Along the Watchtower kicks off this Nov. 20, with a main cover by Tormey and variants by Danny Earls, Lucio Parrillo, and Jorge Fornés. You can check out all those covers below, along with DC’s official summary. Renee Montoya investigates a murder mystery on the Justice League Watchtower Who watches the Watchtower? In the wake of Absolute Power, the Justice League Unlimited has created a haven for all heroes—but can they keep it secure? Enter Renee Montoya, reeling from an abrupt end to her time in Gotham and looking for a place to hang her hat. But the Trinity didn’t bring her up to the Watchtower to relax—there’s a dark threat bubbling underneath the surface, and only the Question and her ad hoc support team stand a chance of figuring out who the problem is before it’s too late.

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Ca sent les sollicitations...

[ArnaudXIII]

Qu'est-ce que j'aimerais revoir Rucka sur un titre Renée Montoya...

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Bin, il faudrait déjà qu'il bosse sur ses titres Image... (sigh)

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	Bin, il faudrait déjà qu'il bosse sur ses titres Image... (sigh)

Il me semble qu'il vends bien plus ses romans (et ceux que j'ai lut m'ont bien plus)

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Les romans Queen&Country sont excellents.

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DC Compact Comics | Comic Trailers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yklMO_mPRoI

[captain Kimchi]

Curieux de savoir si le format va prendre aux USA

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Il me semble avoir vu passer un tweet d'un magasin US qui disait que ça partait comme des petits pains.

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Source Comics Beat

Nouveau titre DC All In avec la mini-série Black Lightning en 5 épisodes dès novembre par Brandon Thomas et Fico Ossio :

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	Black Lightning is back, and this time, it’s a family affair! Jefferson Pierce leads the Justice League’s new metahuman outreach initiative, helping those with powers before they can cause harm to themselves or others—but everything changes when its his own daughter, Anissa Pierce, who comes to him for help. With Thunder’s dangerous new powers and the new Masters of Disaster jeopardizing the coexistence between humans and Metas, Black Lightning is on the front lines of a culture war brewing in the suburbs of Metropolis!