News IDW

[scarletneedle]

Source Newsarama

	Citation:
	The steampunk pulp hero Rocketeer will return this April for a new series at IDW Publishing, as part of a broader celebration of the character's 40th anniversary. The Rocketeer: The Great Race is a four-issue series by writer/artist Stephen Mooney which will see our intrepid stunt pilot Cliff Secord take part in an air race that runs from California to France - that's right, from the US west coast to European west coast. This all happens as the drum beats for war are heightening in Europe, as the Rocketeer is a period piece set in just before the second World War. And yes, Betty (the character based on real-life pin-up model Bettie Page) will be appearing in this series. "Stephen Mooney has a love and affinity for the Rocketeer, and the time period the iconic character inhabits… all of which is abundantly evident in the story he has crafted," says series editor Scott Dunbier in the announcement. "It's a fun-filled romp, one I think Dave Stevens would enjoy!" Like Stevens, Mooney is both writing and drawing this Rocketeer story, and follows work on his own WW2-era series, Half Past Danger. "Writing and drawing a Rocketeer book has long been somewhat of a bucket-list item for me. I grew up on Dave Stevens' unique blend of swashbuckling derring-do and pulpy adventure with Cliff, Betty, and Peevy, and those seminal issues still stand today as one of my favorite series of all time," says Mooney. "It's incredibly daunting and yet also fantastically thrilling and a real challenge. Let's take to the skies!" Each issue of The Rocketeer: The Great Race will also include an oral history of the character, with contributions from Stevens' friends, family, and fellow artists - as organized by Kelvin Mao, who is working on a documentary of the writer/artist. Locke & Key's Gabriel Rodriguez has drawn the main cover for The Rocketeer: The Great Race #1, with a variant by Mooney. The Rocketeer: The Great Race #1 goes on sale in April, as part of a broader 'Rocketeer Month' planned by IDW to celebrate the character's 40th anniversary. As part of the celebration, IDW will be reprinting the long-sold-out Dave Stevens' The Rocketeer Artist's Edition.

[scarletneedle]

Source IGN

C'est officiel : Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles x Naruto est une mini-série en 4 épisodes par Caleb Goellner, Hendry Prasetya et Raúl Angulo et arrive en novembre.
Il semble que les tortues fassent déjà partie de l'univers de Naruto lors de la rencontre.

	Citation:
	It’s the coolest ninja matchup you could have ever dreamed of, had you dared! The Heroes in a Half-Shell meet the host of the Nine-Tailed Fox in the crossover everyone will be talking about. When teenage reporter April O’Neil has a clandestine meeting with Tsunade, the leader of the Hidden Leaf Village, it garners the attention of Naruto, Sasuke, Sakura, and Kakashi. They aren’t the only ones who are wondering what the two women were discussing, though. The sinister Foot Clan have their own interest in April’s visit, as they think she might hold the valuable information on mutation research being conducted by the scientist Baxter Stockman. With April caught between the forces of the Hidden Leaf Village and the Foot Clan, it can’t be long before the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles show up to lend her a hand! Working with acclaimed manga publisher Viz Entertainment, IDW is pulling together two of the most popular comics in the world to bring you the four-issue comic book event of 2024! “I’m stoked and humbled to get to work with the coolest talent in comics and manga to introduce the ninja created by my heroes in a massive mutagen and chakra-fueled adventure for fans everywhere," Goellner tells IGN. "What else can you call it but an honor? Let’s party."

[scarletneedle]

Ouais, donc je tente le #1 pour voir.
Pas de choc des réalités ce qui peut se comprendre.

[Zeid]

	Citation:			Posté par scarletneedle
	Ouais, donc je tente le #1 pour voir. Pas de choc des réalités ce qui peut se comprendre.

Il y a sans doute moyen de bien exploiter le lore des deux séries, et notamment de Naruto, où on a pas mal d'invocations d'animaux, ce genre de choses. Davantage de grenouilles que de tortues, mais on a tout de même la tortue Ningame, ou même Genbu, l'île-tortue... ^^"

[scarletneedle]

Nouveau logo à venir!

https://aiptcomics.com/2024/10/16/id...logo-next-era/

[nounours1005]

	Citation:			Posté par scarletneedle
	Nouveau logo à venir! https://aiptcomics.com/2024/10/16/id...logo-next-era/

Assez illisible à mon goût ce logo.
(et à priori je ne suis pas très original avec cet avis d'après ce que je viens de voir passer sur divers sites)

[ArnaudXIII]

Tout à fait. J'ai cherché un moment avant de voir où était le W. Très tiré par les cheveux.

[scarletneedle]

Source Newsarama

	Citation:
	Smile, A Quiet Place, Sleepy Hollow, and more big screen horror franchises to get comics from IDW's new horror line Plus sequels to Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees and 30 Days of Night

[EsseJi]

Excellente nouvelle pour Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees.

[nounours1005]

Twilight Zone pourrait donner une belle anthologie aussi.

[scapoli]

	Citation:			Posté par ArnaudXIII
	Tout à fait. J'ai cherché un moment avant de voir où était le W. Très tiré par les cheveux.

Je l'ai montré à ma femme qui n'est pas dans cet univers, après 3 secondes elle a lu "L.W."
Un changement d'identité si fort aurait sans doute été mieux perçu s'il avait été annoncé simultanément à un important changement de direction éditoriale.

[scarletneedle]

https://comicbook.com/comics/news/id...quel-new-look/

	Citation:
	IDW’s Eisner Nominated Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees Offers New Look at Sequel

[EsseJi]

En espérant que la suite soit aussi bien que la première mini.

Il n'y a pas que moi qui l'a lu?

[ArnaudXIII]

Ca me dit rien.

[EsseJi]

Mon avis sur le #1 au moment de sa sortie

-> https://www.buzzcomics.net/showpost....&postcount=911

[scarletneedle]

	Citation:			Posté par ArnaudXIII
	Ca me dit rien.

Le truc va rafler 1 ou 2 Eisner l'année prochaine, je pense.