News Dark Horse VO saison 2015/2016

[Fletcher Arrowsmith]

Chris Mooneyham est un habitué des bestioles, il a travaillé dessus pendant Fire and Stone (Predator).

[EsseJi]

Predator + Dredd + Alien + Layman + Mooneyham = count me in.

[Norrin]

J'étais passé à côté de cette nouvelle : James Stokoe va s'occuper d'Aliens le temps d'une mini en 4 épisodes. Les sollicitations du mois d'avril 2017 m'ont fait découvrir cela.
Plus d'infos sur : http://www.cbr.com/exclusive-james-s...ns-dead-orbit/

[blazman]

cool !!

[scarletneedle]

Source Comic Book Resources

Karen Berger arrive chez Dark Horse pour développer une nouvelle ligne de titres (séries et GN) en tant qu'éditrice.

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	According to the Dark Horse, Berger will “acquire, edit, and oversee” all of the Berger Books titles, which will consist of creator-owned comic books and graphic novels, published by Dark Horse Comics. No specific titles have yet been announced, and Berger Books titles will be branded with both the Berger Books and the Dark Horse Comics logos.

[scarletneedle]

Gros coup!!
Vu son carnet d'adresse, elle risque d'amener certains noms connus.

[Fletcher Arrowsmith]

Va t 'elle continuer à superviser Surgeon X (pas une réussite) chez Image du coup ? Le challenge d'une gamme complète est peut être plus excitant et dans ses cordes.

[scarletneedle]

Source Io9

Mike Mignola revient aux affaires avec un nouveau GN dessiné par Warwick Johnson-Cadwell qui s'appelle Mr. Higgins Comes Home où le créateur de Hellboy s'attaque aux vampires.

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	The graphic novel, written by Mignola and with art from Johnson-Cadwell, is a send up of classic vampire stories, as two Vampire hunters convince the titular Mr. Higgins to return to the scene of his wife’s tragic death and confront the dark mysteries of what happened to him at the sinister Castle Golga.

Cela arrive le 25 octobre avant une diffusion plus large le 31 octobre pour Halloween.

[scarletneedle]

La ligne de Karen Berger se dévoile en 2018!!

http://www.vulture.com/2017/07/verti...&utm_medium=s1

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	Hungry Ghosts by Anthony Bourdain (yes, that Bourdain) and Joel Rose; Incognegro: Renaissance by Mat Johnson and Warren Pleece; Mata Hari by Emma Beeby and Ariela Kristantina; and The Seeds by Ann Nocenti and David Aja. On top of that, the imprint will rerelease Dave Gibbons’s out-of-print Vertigo tale The Originals in an expanded edition.

• Hungry Ghosts par Anthony Bourdain et Joel Rose
  
  
  
  

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  	That may be, but some of the projects are undeniably odd. Even deliciously so, as is the case with Hungry Ghosts. It’s a four-issue series in anthology format: Each issue will contain multiple isolated stories. The series will be a riff on the Japanese Edo-period game 100 Candles, in which samurai would try to one-up each other with stories to freak each other out. Here, the tellers won’t be samurai; they’ll be chefs from around the world, and their stories will be united by their focus on food. Bourdain and Rose previously worked together on the Vertigo series Get Jiro! and here, their writing will be accompanied by art from creators such as Vanesa Del Rey, Leo Manco, Alberto Ponticelli, Paul Pope, and Mateus Santolouco. It’s out on January 31, 2018.

  
  
• Incognegro: Renaissance par Mat Johnson et Warren Pleece
  
  
  
  

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  	Next up will be Johnson and Pleece’s Incognegro: Renaissance, which also has a Vertigo connection: It’s a prequel to the acclaimed 2008 graphic novel Incognegro: A Graphic Mystery, which will also get a tenth-anniversary edition from Berger Books on February 6. The day after, Renaissance debuts the first of its five issues, following Incognegro protagonist and cub reporter Zane Pinchback — a black man who can pass as white — as he dives into the nightlife of the Harlem Renaissance. “The series and the characters are great lenses in which to explore race and prejudice in America,” Berger says. “The polarizing times we live in — you’ve got to tell more and more stories about those issues.”

  
  
• Mata Hari par Emma Beeby et Ariela Kristantina
  
  
  
  

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  	After that, Berger will put out Mata Hari on February 21. Judge Dredd writer Emma Beeby and InSEXts artist Ariela Kristantina are at the helm of this piece of historical fiction about the famed titular spy-dancer and the reality of the myths that surround her. Fastidious research has led to the story, which circles around fictional diary excerpts from Hari — who was executed in 1917 — that attempt to pierce through “the lies of her accusers and the outlandish stories she told about herself,” as the official description goes.

  
  
• The Seeds par Ann Nocenti et David Aja
  
  
  
  

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  	March 28 brings the first issue of The Seeds, which will surely be of interest to comics addicts due to the legendary creative lineup. The writer is former Daredevil and Catwoman scribe Ann Nocenti, and the artist is Hawkeye and Immortal Iron Fist veteran David Aja. The story is set in “an imminent America where fact-based reporting is gasping its last breath” and “flora and fauna have begun to mutate.” In that world is a journalist who comes across a massive story that she, for undisclosed reasons, can’t report on. In lieu of that, she pitches “the biggest myth of her career.” “Ann is a brilliant writer,” Berger says. “And David is an artist’s artist. David doesn’t draw that much, but when he does, it’s like the world stops.”

  
  
• The Originals en provenance de Vertigo par Dave Gibbons
  
  
  
  

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  	Last but not least, readers will get The Originals: The Essential Edition, an oversize new edition of the 2004 masterwork from Watchmen artist Dave Gibbons. It depicts a strange, “retro-futuristic” city where a gang called the Originals rule the streets and two childhood friends find trouble when they try to join up. The Essential Edition will have 32 pages of previously unreleased development art, process pieces, and other extras, all of them annotated by Gibbons himself.

[scarletneedle]

Tiens, voilà ce que faisait David Aja depuis le temps.

[Yaneck]

Ann Nocenti+David Aja, comment dire que je vais suivre ça de près?

[ArnaudXIII]

Intéressant. Le Inconegro Renaissance me tente bien en TP. Le Aja aussi bien entendu, en espérant que l'histoire sera à la hauteur.

[Bootman]

J'hésite un peu car je ne connais pas trop les récits d'Ann Nocenti

[EsseJi]

Dans les années 80 où elle était au sommet de son art c'était des récits empreints de thèmes sociétaux, avec une plume très littéraire comme Claremont. Depuis quelques années quand elle est revenue aux affaires il n'y avait plus la fougue d’antan, ses Catwoman par exemple étaient une catastrophe.

[scarletneedle]

Les derniers chez DC (coïncidant avec son retour au monde des comics) étaient bof-bof, limite chiants.