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Lazy · #46 09/09/2009, 11h54

Johns est annoncé également comme partant d'Adventure comics.
Encore une gestion très stupide... :non:
Sauf si team incroyable pour la suite j'arrête cette série.

**scarletneedle** · #47 09/09/2009, 11h58

Non, ce n'est pas clairement dit que lui aussi s'en va : l'article dit que c'est la fin du binôme après ce run.

A la fin d'[B]Adventure Comics #1[/B], il y a la fameuse page [I]made in[/I] Geoff Johns annonçant des choses : cela m'étonnerait qu'il boucle tout en 6 numéros.

Il faut attendre la suite comme le dit l'article avant d'en tirer des conclusions hâtives. ;)

Lazy · #48 09/09/2009, 12h06

Non non IGN comics l'annonce également partant ainsi que quelques commentaires en dessous de ton article.
Après peut être qu'ils ont mal interprété (je croise les doigts).

**scarletneedle** · #49 09/09/2009, 12h18

[QUOTE=Lazy;954666]Non non IGN comics l'annonce également partant ainsi que quelques commentaires en dessous de ton article.
Après peut être qu'ils ont mal interprété (je croise les doigts).[/QUOTE]

Ah, effectivement, il semblerait que Geoff Johns l'ait annoncé sur son Twitter.
Avoir mais j'attends l'officialisation de la chose avec le nouveau scénariste que je vois bien être alors J. Michael Straczynski.

Lazy · #50 09/09/2009, 12h29

Ah oui pourquoi pas.
Après il voulait faire du Superman et non du Superboy je crois.
Enfin ce serait quand même bien dommage vu que Johns avait posé de bonnes bases sur la durée pour la série et la back-up.

**scarletneedle** · #51 09/09/2009, 12h35

Ouaip.

Source [I]Comic Book Resources[/I]

Gail Simone qui interviewe Kurt Busiek au sujet de [B]Wonder Woman [/B]: [url=http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=285442]ici[/url].

mrcitrouille · #52 09/09/2009, 12h43

Faudrait surtout arrêter ce management qui consiste a relancer des titres (Flash avec Waid, Adventures Comics avec Johns) avec des equipes phares pour les remplacer au bout de 6 numéros...

*cyclopebox* · #53 09/09/2009, 13h34

Tu ne vas pas demander non plus à Didio (ou Quesada) de faire du bon travail, non ?

**scarletneedle** · #54 09/09/2009, 17h59

Source [I]Newsarama[/I]

Une interview de Keith Giffen sur [B]Doom Patrol [/B]et l'impact de [B]Blackest Night[/B] : [url=http://www.newsarama.com/comics/090909-doom-patrol-giffen.html]ici[/url].

**doop** · #55 09/09/2009, 18h13

[QUOTE=mrcitrouille;954695]Faudrait surtout arrêter ce management qui consiste a relancer des titres (Flash avec Waid, Adventures Comics avec Johns) avec des equipes phares pour les remplacer au bout de 6 numéros...[/QUOTE]

Et vous savez que c'est exactement ce qui va se passer avec le deuxième titre de la JLA , hein :siffle::siffle:

mrcitrouille · #56 09/09/2009, 18h23

Ce qui est flippant avec ce genre de politique éditoriale c'est que cela sous entend que la seconde équipe est moins bonne que la première puisqu'on ne l'a pas laissé lancer le numéro...
Un bon message à envoyer aux lecteurs :) Encore, lorsqu'il s'agit au départ d'un titre écrit à quatre mains cela peut passer mais là...

Make mine DC!

MAdroXx · #57 09/09/2009, 19h21

[quote=doop;954815]Et vous savez que c'est exactement ce qui va se passer avec le deuxième titre de la JLA , hein :siffle::siffle:[/quote]

Business business business....:siffle:

**scarletneedle** · #58 09/09/2009, 19h25

Source [url=http://dcu.blog.dccomics.com/2009/09/09/warner-bros-creates-dc-entertainment/]DC Comics[/url]

L'éditeur évolue sous l'égide de la Warner!

[quote]WARNER BROS. CREATES DC ENTERTAINMENT

Diane Nelson to Serve as President, DC Entertainment

Paul Levitz to Segue from President & Publisher of DC Comics

To Writer, Contributing Editor and Overall Consultant to DC Entertainment

(Dateline – Burbank, CA) Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. (WBEI) has created DC Entertainment Inc., a new company founded to fully realize the power and value of the DC Comics brand and characters across all media and platforms, to be run by Diane Nelson, it was announced today by Barry Meyer, Chairman & CEO, and Alan Horn, President & COO, Warner Bros.

DC Entertainment, a separate division of WBEI, will be charged with strategically integrating the DC Comics business, brand and characters deeply into Warner Bros. Entertainment and all its content and distribution businesses. DC Entertainment, which will work with each of the Warner Bros. divisions, will also tap into the tremendous expertise the Studio has in building and sustaining franchises and prioritize DC properties as key titles and growth drivers across all of the Studio, including feature films, television, interactive entertainment, direct-to-consumer platforms and consumer products. The DC Comics publishing business will remain the cornerstone of DC Entertainment, releasing approximately 90 comic books through its various imprints and 30 graphic novels a month and continuing to build on its creative leadership in the comic book industry.

In her new role, Nelson will report to Jeff Robinov, President, Warner Bros. Pictures Group, in order to best capitalize on DC Entertainment’s theatrical development and production activities and their importance to drive its overall business with each of the divisions of Warner Bros.

Nelson will bring her expertise and more than 20 years’ experience in creative brand management, strategic marketing and content development and production to ensuring DC Entertainment’s dual mission of marshalling Warner Bros.’ resources to maximize the potential of the DC brand while remaining respectful of and collaborative with creators, talent, fans and source material. Additionally, Nelson will continue to oversee the franchise management of the Harry Potter property, which she has done since 2000, and also continue to represent the Studio’s interests with the author of the Harry Potter books, J.K. Rowling. Nelson will segue from her post as President, Warner Premiere but maintain oversight responsibilities of that division. (An executive succession plan for Warner Premiere will be announced shortly.)

Paul Levitz, who has served as President & Publisher of DC Comics since 2002, will segue from that role to return to his roots as a writer for DC and become a contributing editor and overall consultant to DCE. This transition will take place as expeditiously as possible without disrupting DC’s business operations.

In his new role, Levitz will be called upon for his deep knowledge and more than three-decade history with DC Comics, both as a comic creator and an executive. Besides serving as a writer on a number of DC Comics titles, he will be a contributing editor and consultant to DC Entertainment on projects in various media. Additionally, he will consult as needed on the transition and integration of the DC Comics organization into DC Entertainment and will utilize his unique experience, knowledge and relationships with the comics industry’s creative community to help achieve DC Entertainment’s goal of maximizing the value of DC properties. Further, Levitz will advise DC Entertainment on creative and rights-holder relationships, in particular regarding the legacy relationships that have been a part of DC Comics for decades.

Widely recognized and respected for his support of writers, artists and creators in the comics industry, Levitz is best known creatively for his work with DC Comics, having written most of the classic DC characters, including Batman, Wonder Woman and the Superman newspaper strip. At Comicon International in 2008, Levitz was awarded the Bob Clampett Humanitarian Award as part of the Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards, the only industry executive ever so honored.

“DC Comics and its super hero characters are truly touchstones of popular culture, and the formation of DC Entertainment is a major step in our company’s efforts to realize the full potential of this incredible wellspring of creative properties,” said Meyer. “Diane knows our studio as a creative executive, a marketer and a senior manager, and this varied background will help her effectively and creatively integrate the DC brand and properties across all our businesses. We’re also thrilled that Paul will remain involved with DC and we’ll be able to tap his expertise to help us reach our goals for this new business.”

“It’s no secret that DC has myriad rich and untapped possibilities from its deep library of iconic and lesser-known characters,” said Horn. “While we’ve had great success in films and television, the formation of DC Entertainment will help us to bring more DC properties across additional platforms to fans around the world, while maintaining brand integrity and authenticity. Diane is a terrific choice to lead DC Entertainment, and with Paul in his new role as a valued consultant and contributing editor, both our company and comic fans win.”

“Based on the great success we’ve had working with DC Comics to create some of the most popular and successful super hero films of all time, I’ve long believed that there was much more we could do across all of Warner Bros.’ businesses with this great body of characters and stories,” said Robinov. “The prioritization of DC and the creation of DC Entertainment is a great opportunity that reaches far beyond the film group. There are endless creative possibilities to build upon the many significant successes already achieved by my colleagues Kevin Tsujihara and the Home Entertainment Group in the videogame, home video and direct-to-platform arenas and Bruce Rosenblum and the Television Group in live-action, animated and digital series. Collectively, we have the ability to grow a body of properties highlighting the iconic characters and the diversity of the creative output of DC Comics.”

“The founding of DC Entertainment fully recognizes our desire to provide both the DC properties and fans the type of content that is only possible through a concerted cross-company, multi-platform effort,” said Nelson. “DC Entertainment will help us to formally take the great working relationships between DC Comics and various Warner Bros. businesses to the next level in order to maximize every opportunity to bring DC’s unrivalled collection of titles and characters to life.”

“After so many roles at DC, it’s exciting to look forward to focusing on my writing and being able to remain a part of the company I love as it grows into its next stage,” said Levitz. “It’s a new golden age for comics and DC’s great characters, and I hope my new position will allow me to contribute to that magic time.”

DC Comics will celebrate its 75th anniversary in 2010 (NEW FUN COMICS #1, the first DC comic, began publishing in 1935), at which time more explicit details regarding DC Entertainment’s corporate and management structure, film and content release slate, creative roster and business objectives will be unveiled at a multi-faceted anniversary celebration and press conference in the first quarter of the year.[/quote]

Si vous lisez tout, :clap:

Paul Levitz revient dessus : [url=http://dcu.blog.dccomics.com/2009/09/09/a-letter-from-paul-levitz/]ici[/url].

*Gassian* · #59 09/09/2009, 19h25

Et le départ de [B]Paul Levitz[/B] des postes de Président et Publisher, on en a parlé ?
Edit : ah oui, à l'instant ;)

**scarletneedle** · #60 09/09/2009, 19h37

Déjà les rumeurs de son arrivée sur [B]Adventure Comics[/B] gonflent! :D