Multiversity

[Aguéev]

http://www.complex.com/pop-culture/2...-series-for-dc


Hmmmmm!! Morrison!

HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM! QUITELY!!!

HHHHHHHHHHHHHHMMMMMMMMMMM THE QUESTION





et apparemment HMMMMMMMMM ! JH Williams 3!

FIN 2013

[Mandrill]

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	And I wanted to a really massive story that would be my Lord of the Rings and it would be the best thing I’ve ever done

En toute simplicité

Bon, j'avoue que la référence à LOTR comme oeuvre ultime, ça fait un peu nerd

Mais bon, ça fait baver d'impatience, et les deux planches présentées rendent optimiste

[Ugo]

J. H. Wiliams III aussi! ^^

[Mil K]

Ça fait quand même énormément penser à Watchmen...


Mais on s'en tamponne, parce que mmmh Morrison !
Et mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmh Quitely ! !
Et mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmh Williams III ! ! !
Et mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmh Question ! ! ! !
Et mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmh Ted Kord ! ! ! ! !

[gillesC]

Fin 2013? Hum... y aura-t-il encore des transports transatlantiques?

[scarletneedle]

Bon, ce n'est pas comme si je n'avais posté ces images en DC Nation ce week-end....

[Aguéev]

	Citation:			Posté par scarletneedle
	Bon, ce n'est pas comme si je n'avais posté ces images en DC Nation ce week-end....

ah bah sorry !
trop de topics!

[scarletneedle]

Bah, on va en faire le topic pour en discuter (une fois que ça sortira fin 2013)!

Je m'interroge sur l'identité des artistes : à part Frank Quitely et Cameron Stewart, il n'y a pas a priori de noms qui ont filtré, non?

[Aguéev]

Bah encore une fois JH Williams III.
Si par chance (mais je rêve) il devait y avoir Allred, je vous fais un compte à rebours ici tous les jours

[Aguéev]

8 one shots dont :

Mastermen – which includes a fascist version of the Justice League.

[scarletneedle]

J.H Williams III?
Vu qu'il doit dessiner Sandman après Batwoman en 2013, je n'y crois guère ou alors ça a été annoncé?

[Man-Thing]

	Citation:			Posté par Aguéev
	8 one shots dont : Mastermen – which includes a fascist version of the Justice League.

Mais? Y'a deja eu des super nazis sur une terre alternative pré Infinite crisis si je me souviens bien? Pas ceux d'origine, mais il y'avait un Superman et une wonder woman allemands si je me souviens bien.

EDIT: Ah ben justement c'est les mastermen auxquels je pense. terre inconnue.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...tiverse_worlds

[Aguéev]

	Citation:			Posté par Man-Thing
	Mais? Y'a deja eu des super nazis sur une terre alternative pré Infinite crisis si je me souviens bien? Pas ceux d'origine, mais il y'avait un Superman et une wonder woman allemands si je me souviens bien. EDIT: Ah ben justement c'est les mastermen auxquels je pense. terre inconnue. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...tiverse_worlds

ouais je sais tout ça hein.
mais quand même. Y'a rien de mieux que des super héros nazis à part des zombies nazis.

Morrison avait fait aussi un Superman nazi dans son histoire sur Superman Beyond.

Vu sur :

http://www.comicsalliance.com/2012/0...#ixzz28GXhxdYj

	Citation:
	Earth Prime - Our World This issue will be Morrison's attempt to depict a superhero-style threat in a realistic setting. "We've created this thing that I think has never been done before... technology that explains what a superhero would actually be like in this world." The Just - Legacy Heroes This issue spotlights the children or grown-up sidekicks of the Justice League in a world that their parents and mentors have made completely safe, leaving them inexperienced and aimless. "What happens when your mom and dad fix everything? Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman have kind of fixed everything so the kids have nothing to do," Morrison said. "Connor Hawke and all those guys, Kyle Rayner, all those guys are hanging around and doing battle reenactments. 'It's my turn to defeat Starro the Conquerer!' The whole idea of superheroes has been taken to this exhausted end point so no one's got anything to do. They're all just trying to deal with it. Damian Wayne is the Batman and Chris Kent is the Superman of that world. These kids, they dress up but they've never fought anything. So they have to deal with [the threat] on that level. "We designed it to be like The Hills, where we introduce these characters with their names underneath and these banal conversations. It's taking all those '90s characters and doing it as The Hills." Thunderworld - Captain Marvel Based on the classic Fawcett comics starring Captain Marvel, known today as Shazam! "It's a Pixar version of the complete story of Captain Marvel, who's drawn into the conflict," Morrison said. The Nazi World - The Mastermen vs. the Freedom Fighters Morrison likened this issue to Superman: Red Son, in which baby Kal-El was raised in the Soviet Union. Here, Superman landed in Nazi-controlled Europe in 1938 (the year Action Comics #1 was published), and the story details how the Nazis used the Man of Steel to bring about Hitler's vision for the world, which of course necessitated killing a lot of people. Seventy years hence, the planet is without war but Superman questions whether the ends justify the means as a new group of heroes rises to reclaim the world. "The first page is Hitler on the toilet reading Action Comics and suddenly he gets [a superman] of his own," Morrison said. "Suddenly it cuts to the '50s and we see this Nazi Superman walking in Washington and the place in flames. We have Uncle Sam, who's the kind of trampish Alex Ross version, is watching them burn American comic books and records. It's based on the idea of what if the Nazis had won. What happens is Uncle Sam and the Freedom Fighters come back and they're all representatives of the people who were killed by Hitler. Dollman is Jewish, The Ray is homosexual, there are Jehovah's Witnesses, that kind of thing. They're the huddled masses and Uncle Sam has brought them together in this terrorist cell. It' this big Shakespearean-style story of this Superman dealing with his own guilt and wondering if his world should be destroyed.

[scarletneedle]

En tout cas, Cameron Stewart dessine le sien...

http://instagram.com/p/ZEBgGiLzVy/#

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