Mondo Marvel juin 2014

[Deroxat (Expert en Potins)]

bon j'allais pas ouvrir un topic exprès pour ça, donc je vous le mets là, mais vous êtes libres de le mettre ailleurs si vous le voulez.

Une infographie pour savoir qui sont les super héros les plus riches. J'aime bien, dans les sources, y a Forbes.

[url]http://www.buddyloans.com/blog/the-worlds-richest-superheroes[/url]
Bon, j'imaginais pas Xavier et Magneto aussi riches.

[JB]

Même pour le fun, ce classement est douteux (Plus de vibranium pour Black panther par ex, pour DC, Luthor devrait être plus riche que Wayne à en croire certains crossovers).

[Fletcher Arrowsmith]

Le plus riche des personnages Marvel c'est PICSOU.

[gillesC]

[I]C'est bien du Derox.[/i]
;)

[scarletneedle]

[QUOTE=Mil K;1498916]Une erreur sur 85 564 postes, ça va il y a pire comme ratio. :D[/QUOTE]

Non, il y en a eu beaucoup!
Certaines sciemment, d'autres passées inaperçues! :D

[wildcard]

Dommage qu'Ellis et Shalvey ne continuent pas[U] MK[/U]. Shalvey laissait planer le doute sur son blog, mais bon, avec les autres comics qu'écrit Ellis ([U]Trees[/U], [U]Supreme Blue Rose[/U]...), il fallait s'y attendre.

Greg Smallwood est un successeur parfait aux dessins ([U]Dream Thief[/U] avait déjà belle allure et l'image ci-dessus donne envie) et puis Jordie Bellaire reste aux couleurs, donc ça me rassure.
Brian Wood, je l'espère plus inspiré que pour [U]X-Men[/U]. Je n'ai pas lu ses Conan, mais sur The Massive il était bon. Il semble qu'il conservera l'idée de Ellis d'épisodes one-shots, mais avec moins de surnaturel.
A priori positif donc.

[doop]

A voir.
J'arrêterai en singles et verrai en TPB suivant les retours.

[scarletneedle]

Source [I]Nerdist[/I]

Nouveau titre Deadpool à partir de septembre : [B]Deadpool Bi-Annual[/B] par Paul Scheer, Nick Giovannetti et Salva Espin. Titre de 40 pages qui s'intéressera aux aventures du "héros" embauché par un parc aquatique pour luter contre des activistes environnementaux.

[img]http://buzzpreview.buzzcomics.net/2014-06/Marvel/Deadpool_Bi_Annual_001_.jpg[/img]

[QUOTE]Written by PAUL SCHEER & NICK GIOVANNETTI
Penciled by SALVA ESPIN
Cover by DAVID NAKAYAMA

When Deadpool is hired by WaterWorld to protect their theme park from activists, he has no idea he’s going to wind up face to snout with Brute Force—protectors of the environment! Look ‘em up! That’s right—they’re real! Written by star of The League and NTSF:SD:SUV Paul Scheer and Nick Giovannetti, this is one issue sure to make a splash*!
*This joke was not written by them.

40 PGS./Parental Advisory …$4.99[/QUOTE]

Une interview des auteurs : [url=http://www.nerdist.com/2014/06/exclusive-paul-scheer-and-nick-giovannetti-to-write-marvels-deadpool-bi-annual-this-september/]ici[/url].

[gillesC]

J'aime bien ce rythme de parution. ;)

[Gassian]

En plus, dans 6 mois tout le monde aura oublié donc ils pourront à nouveau coller un "1" sur la couv', ni vu ni connu. :D

[Man-Thing]

Hormis Salva Espin, que je connais seulement de nom, je ne sais pas ce qu'ont fait les auteurs avant ce DP...

[Gassian]

Sûrement des scénarii de séries TV.

[scapoli]

C'est ça, des séries particulièrement loufdingues, The League (avec Jon LaJoie) et un shortcom diffusé sur Adult Swim, dans un esprit très Deadpoolien donc.

[sim theury]

Purée, ils ressortent Brute Force !

[wildcard]

source :[B] [URL]http://dshalv.tumblr.com/[/URL]

Declan Shalvey[/B] répond aux fans de [B]Moon Knight[/B] à propos du changement d'équipe artistique de la série et parle de son avenir :

[QUOTE]
[QUOTE]
Why did you and Ellis leave Moon Knight ? I thought you were enjoying doing it.
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I’m getting a lot of questions about this so felt I should address it.


Firstly, thanks to everyone for all the feedback on [B]MOON KNIGHT #4[/B]. Jordie and I worked really hard on it, and it’s great to see so many enjoyed such a bonkers issue.


Now, to your question. Well, Warren had decided that 6 issues was all he wanted to do. He wrote 6 [I]excellent[/I] issues (the last of which I’m currently inking) and I really am enjoying the hell out of them; I truly am proud of them all. But regardless, there will be no more Warren Ellis scripts, so my choices were to continue on the book with another writer, or step aside and let a new team try their hand.


Personally, I like seeing a new creative team take over. There’s something more pure about it. No matter who took over as the writer, if I stayed on the collaboration just wouldn’t be the same, and there would be a change in the work as a result, which would probably be unfairly blamed on the writer. I felt it would be better to step aside with Warren, leaving on a high note, making our run ‘Moon Knight Season One’ and let a new team do their own thing right from the first issue of the new arc.


Afterwards I found out the new writer was [I]Brian Wood[/I], someone I’ve worked with many times (and would LOVE to work with again). I admit, I second guessed myself for a minute and considered staying on with Brian, but I know Brian and the new artist [I]Greg Smallwood[/I] (who is QUITE excellent) will do a fantastic job taking what Warren and I did on the book and doing their own thing with it. Jordie is staying on with them; anyone who knows my work on MK knows how HUGE a part of the book Jordie has been. So, if anything, I can’t wait to see what they’ll all do on MOON KNIGHT. Also, I’m staying on covers, so tonally the book will be the same; just with some interesting tweaks by some accomplished creators. I’ve seen a little of what Brian has planned and it sounds GREAT.


As for me?[I] [B]I’m taking a break[/B][/I]. I’ve been busting my arse non-stop for the past 4 years at Marvel, as well as short stints at DC, Dark Horse, etc. I’m taking a holiday, doing some short stories (including a MURDER BOOK story with Ed Brisson) I’ve long promised to folk, some cover work and after that, we’ll see. I had something planned, but it looks like that won’t happen for a while. In any case, I’m just gonna take a little break from monthly mainstream comics and work on something of my own.


And hey, there are still two more issues of MOON KNIGHT ‘Season One’ to go! So I hope ye all read the rest of our run and give the new creators a chance in September.

Dec.

[/QUOTE]Des vacances en vue, donc, puis certainement un projet en creator-owned.