Dark Nights: Death Metal #2

[scarletneedle]

	Citation:			Posté par Scott Snyder
	There's a lot like that feeding into Death Metal. A lot of tangential things from Heroes in Crisis, Doomsday Clock, and more; no matter whether the stories had a big impact or were more off to the side, the point of this event is that everything matters - it's all-inclusive. For better or for worse we're in it together, as an industry, and as fans... and that means embracing things you might be uncomfortable with in different ways," the writer continues. "We're trying to unify all of the DC stories, from the ones that might've had nothing or we might've not agreed with. For example, there's some stuff with Wally - not even Heroes in Crisis but the cosmic stuff after - I wanted to take everything and say 'all of the stories are part of the DCU.

https://www.gamesradar.com/scott-sny...oversial-past/

[captain Kimchi]

J'ai survolé l'article mais à l'instar d'un captain carrot dans multiversity #1 qui répond après s'être fait écrasé par un clone bleu métissé hulk/sinestro
'Qui d'autre veut débattre de la physique des cartoons ?'
Je me pose cette question:
Pourquoi un auteur devrait systématiquement s'imposer la continuité dans les comics ?
Chaque auteur devrait être libre de pouvoir faire comme il l'entend, à condition bien sur qu'il maîtrise son sujet, et que cela soit justifié.