DC Nation mars 2025

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Source: 13thDimension

Avant un éventuel 2nd printing, Batman #158 aura droit à un “Giant-Size Special Edition”.

Plus grand qu'un treasury ou tabloid, on sera proche d'un format Artist’s Edition avec ses 11 pouces sur 17.

Sortie le 26 mars au prix de $14.99.

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DC veut maximiser la chose...

[ollieno]

Qui a dit que batsou avait un problème de taille de batkiki ?

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Rich Johnston...

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Source Bleeding Cool

La retranscription de l'annonce par Marie Javins et C.B Cebulski sur les 2 crossovers DC/Marvel et Marvel/DC lors du ComicsPRO : ici.

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Source Bleeding Cool

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	Scott Snyder discusses new DC Absolute Universe plans on Comic Watchers podcast. Exciting potential for a Detective Chimp series hinted in future DC Absolute releases. Big DC Absolute event pegged for end of 2025, continuation into 2026-2027. Snyder confirms plans for a multi-year DC Absolute meta-story and more releases.

Sûrement aussi en lien avec Justice League Unlimited et les titres DC All In.

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	Citation:			Posté par ollieno
	Qui a dit que batsou avait un problème de taille de batkiki ?

Tu parles de la troisième jambe de Bruce? (10 points si vous avez la ref!)

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Source Newsarama

Scott Snyder tease la suite pour Absolute Batman :

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	As one of the best-selling comic of 2024, it's fair to say that Absolute Batman has already been a huge success for DC (almost as big as its central character, in fact) but series writer Scott Snyder is clearly planning far ahead. Talking in an in-depth interview with the The Comic Watchers Show on YouTube last week, Snyder revealed several intriguing titbits about what's to come in the series over the next few months, including that while he has already plotted the first 24 issues of the series too. The series' first big arc, 'The Zoo' wraps up this month with Absolute Batman #6. Following that will be a two-issue story about Mr. Freeze that Snyder says "ties into what you read in the first arc and sets up the second one." Marcos Martín is the artist on those issues, and Snyder calls his work "unbelievable" while promising a new design for Freeze and "a lot of fun revelations about who he is." After that will be an arc-focused on the Bat-breaker himself. "Starting with #9, it's a Bane arc, which I'm very excited about, and it really deals with Ark M and what it is," revealed Snyder. "Bruce is desperately trying to figure out what they're building there and what it is underneath this prison, and it's like a real horror show. So you get a bunch of villain revelations there." That arc will run through issues #9-14.

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Absolute Batman, tu veux dire J'ai eu peur pendant un instant...

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Oui, oui...

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Source AIPTs

DC Pride revient en juin avec le one-shot annuel et son lot de Variant Covers :

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	Jo Mullein’s story by Vita Ayala Maya Houston and Vincent Cecil New character Ethan Rivera’s story by Jude Ellison S. Doyle Josh Trujillo and A.L. Kaplan Connor Hawke’s story by Sam Maggs and Phillip Sevy Bunker’s story by Josh Trujillo and Don Aguillo Harley Quinn’s story by Maya Houston and Max Sarin Blue Snowman’s story by Jude Ellison S. Doyle Renee Montoya’s story by Vita Ayala and Skylar Patridge Midnighter and Apollo’s story by Sam Maggs and Derek Charm.

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	DC today announced the return of its Eisner and Ringo award-winning DC Pride anthology comic book this June. This year, for its fifth anniversary spotlighting DC’s LGBTQIA+ Super Heroes, the DC Pride anthology transforms from a collection of short stories into a singular story arc of interweaving narratives told by comic book creators Tim Sheridan, Vita Ayala, Josh Trujillo, Skylar Patridge, A.L. Kaplan, Max Sarin, and more. DC Pride 2025 will be published on June 4, 2025, along with a series of DC Pride-inspired variant covers publishing through the month of June. Visit your local comic book shop to preorder DC Pride 2025 and add DC’s Pride-themed variant covers to your pull list. DC Pride 2025 brings DC’s heroes together when a century-old tavern, the center of queer life in Gotham City, unexpectedly announces its imminent closure. It’s a huge loss to the community, and generations of patrons return to pay respects to a space they’ve endowed with entire lifetimes of memories, wishes and dreams—including Alan Scott, the Green Lantern. Alan returns, for one last time, to the place he fell for his first love, Johnny Ladd, to touch the wall on which they carved the symbol of their love, to remember the days before everything went to hell for them…and to say goodbye. But love is a kind of magic, and, in Alan’s experience, magic can take on a life of its own. Before anyone knows it’s happening, heroes, villains, and civilians alike from across the DCU with powerful ties to this mysterious place—the Question, Midnighter and Apollo, Harley Quinn, Green Lantern Jo Mullein, Bunker, Connor Hawke, and Blue Snowman among them—find themselves spirited away to strange, alternate worlds where everything they ever thought they wanted can be theirs…but at what cost? “DC Pride 2025 is a celebration of life, love and the power of community—even and especially in uncertain times,” said Tim Sheridan, writer of the GLAAD Media Award-nominated series Alan Scott: The Green Lantern. “The roster of talent shaping this story is as epic as the story itself—so all I can say is buckle up for big action, bigger fun, and the biggest stakes yet. This book, as it has been in years past, is a way to reach out to our community and remind them we’re all in this together.” Framed by Alan Scott’s return to the bar, in stories by Tim Sheridan, Emilio Pilliu and Giulio Macaione, DC Pride 2025 will feature Jo Mullein’s story by Vita Ayala, Maya Houston and Vincent Cecil, new character Ethan Rivera’s story by Jude Ellison S. Doyle, Josh Trujillo and A.L. Kaplan, Connor Hawke’s story by Sam Maggs and Phillip Sevy, Bunker’s story by Josh Trujillo and Don Aguillo, Harley Quinn’s story by Maya Houston and Max Sarin, Blue Snowman’s story by Jude Ellison S. Doyle, Renee Montoya’s story by Vita Ayala and Skylar Patridge, and Midnighter and Apollo’s story by Sam Maggs and Derek Charm. By taking a writers room approach to DC Pride, each creative team collaboratively builds towards a common goal: a comic book that’s all in on hope, empowerment, community, and chasing light in the dark. “It is such a huge honor to be part of the story DC has been telling,” said Jude Ellison S. Doyle, writer of the GLAAD Media Award-nominated series The Neighbors, “and to help Josh Trujillo bring new character Ethan Rivera—along with my own personal soulmate and/or best friend, trans icon Blue Snowman—into this universe. It’s also my first chance to work with A.L. Kaplan since Maw, and he’s a future legend who continues to awe me with his work. It was just really great, and healing, to hang out with a bunch of queer people and make some comics, and I could not have hoped to meet a more talented group of people.” “What made this project extra special to me,” said Vita Ayala, writer of the GLAAD Media Award-nominated series New Mutants, “was the way that the collaboration of creating the anthology almost mirrors the framework and ultimate solution of the metaphor at the heart of it. We got together in a (virtual) room, each with ideas for our own piece of the narrative, and at the end of the time we had interwoven our stories in ways that make it hard to tell where one person’s contribution ends and another begins. We approached the work as collaborators, and ended up creating a community space that (we hope) welcomes everyone in from the cold, no matter what door (or which individual short story) people came through.” DC Pride 2025, a triumphant and timely story of community written by Vita Ayala, Jude Ellison S. Doyle, Maya Houston, Sam Maggs, Tim Sheridan, and Josh Trujillo with art by Don Aguillo, Vincent Cecil, Derek Charm, A.L. Kaplan, Giulio Macaione, Skylar Patridge, Emilio Pilliu, Max Sarin, and Phillip Sevy, and more, will publish on June 4, 2025. The 96-page Prestige format comic will feature a main cover by Kris Anka and variant covers by Sozomaika, Julia Reck and Jack Hughes (1:25), all priced at $9.99 US (card stock). Additionally, the DC Community team wants to hear DC Pride stories directly from fans! Submissions are open from March 3 to March 28 through the DC Official Discord Server for fans to share how the legacy of DC’s storytelling has impacted, or reflected, their LGBTQIA+ identity, journey or experience. Once submissions have closed, DC’s editorial team will select a handful of letters, cosplay and fan art, to be published in a letters column within the pages of DC Pride 2025. Throughout its line of monthly comic books, DC will continue to highlight DC Pride-themed variant covers on series that feature queer characters in regular and lead roles. This year, look for DC Pride covers on Detective Comics #1098 (Stephen Byrne), Harley Quinn #52 and Poison Ivy #34 (Betsy Cola), Justice League Unlimited #8 (Hayden Sherman), JSA #6 (Don Aguillo), Superman #27 (Rachael Stott), and Wonder Woman #22 (Kevin Wada). For the book market, the fourth iteration of DC’s multiple-award-winning Pride celebration, DC Pride: To the Farthest Reaches (ISBN 9781799501527), is available as a hardcover collection wherever books are sold on May 27, 2025, for $19.99 US. In this universe-spanning travelogue with a cover by Kevin Wada, DC’s beloved queer characters take readers on a raucous tour through the Fourth World, Naltor, A-Town, the Phantom Zone, Portworld, the Oblivion Bar, and more in a volume that celebrates how the LGBTQIA+ community is everywhere and belongs anywhere—even the very farthest reaches of the universe. This hardcover collects DC Pride 2024 and additional stories spotlighting queer characters as realized by DC’s vast stable of queer and allied creators, including Phil Jimenez, Al Ewing, Ngozi Ukazu, Nicole Maines, Stephen Byrne, Claire Roe, Giulio Macaione, and more! Also on May 27, 2025, DC will publish DC Pride Box Set (ISBN 9781799501589), a $39.99 US bright, bold, and beautiful box set with a cover by Gabriel Picolo collecting the first three hardcover volumes of DC Pride! The DC Pride Box Set includes over 70 incredible queer-focused stories and illustrations, brought to you by an all-star lineup of queer and ally talent including Grant Morrison, James Tynion IV, Mariko Tamaki, Nicole Maines, Trung Le Nguyen, Klaus Janson, Vita Ayala, Zoe Thorogood, and many, many more. Also featuring an extensive tribute to trailblazing writer Rachel Pollack and Kevin Conroy’s celebrated autobiographical comic “Finding Batman,” in which the man behind the beloved voice of the Dark Knight details his journey from childhood to hero in the hearts of fans everywhere. This three-book set features hardcover editions of DC Pride: Love and Justice, DC Pride: The New Generation, and DC Pride: Better Together. In addition to DC Pride: To the Farthest Reaches and the DC Pride Box Set, DC has a vast catalogue of books to add to your TBR pile, pull list, Pride-themed book club, in-store Pride display, and to share with friends. Priced at $9.99 US and available everywhere books are sold on June 17, 2025, Batwoman: Elegy: DC Compact Comics Edition is the latest classic DC adventure to hit shelves. Written by bestselling writer Greg Rucka with art by acclaimed artists J.H. Williams III, Jock, and Scott Kolins, Batwoman: Elegy is a visually stunning landmark tale which reveals the shocking origin that set the foundation for one of the DC Universe’s most prominent LGBTQIA+ characters. DC also announced that it will add DC Pride comics to its DC GO! webcomics collection beginning in June, adapting titles from the past four DC Pride anthologies into the vertical scroll format. During June, DC GO! will release two DC Pride episodes a day, Monday through Friday for the entire month, with all 42 episodes available to read in the same format as original DC GO! webcomics like Harley Quinn in Paradise, Nothing Butt Nightwing, and more. For more information about DC Pride, visit the DC website at http://www.dc.com/ and follow DC on social media at @DCOfficial. Fans can catch up on everything DC Pride by visiting the DC Pride hub on DC.com and the DC Universe Pride collection page on DCUI, DC’s premium digital comic book service. DCUI subscribers can download comics for unlimited offline reading on their favorite iOS and Android devices, while registered users will find a selection of free-to-read Pride titles available. For more information on DC UNIVERSE INFINITE, visit the DCUI website at https://www.dcuniverseinfinite.com/. DCUI is not available in all countries and is not intended for children.

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Source AIPT

En juin, Mark Waid débute la mini-série New History of the DC Universe à travers les yeux de Barry Allen en 4 épisodes avec des artistes différents à commencer par Jerry Ordway et Todd Nauck au 1er numéro :

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	DC Comics has revealed that New History of the DC Universe will be coming to comic shops on June 25th. Written by Mark Waid and featuring art by a rotating group of premiere artists, starting with Jerry Ordway and Todd Nauck, the four-issue series takes a fresh look at the DC Universe’s past and present, seen through the eyes of Barry Allen, a.k.a. the Flash. “This is my dream project,” said series writer Waid. “It’s a chance to realign all of DC’s sprawling continuity into one master timeline, and to be joined by some of comics’ greatest artists to make it shine. With new information for even longtime fans, plus Easter eggs galore, this series will be an essential read for DC fans.” Waid will chronicle Barry Allen’s journey from the birth of the DC Universe to the rise of the Justice Society and the Golden Age of Heroes. “I’m having an absolute blast with this project,” said co-artist Nauck. “Mark has come up with something cool for me to draw on every page, and it’s been an honor to share art chores with a comics legend like Jerry Ordway. The DC editorial team has coordinated a wealth of deep-dive references for me to draw from, and I’m learning new aspects of DC history I hadn’t known before—and I’ve been reading DC comics for decades!” “As one of the artists who was part of Crisis on Infinite Earths in the 1980’s, added co-artist Jerry Ordway, I am thrilled to be involved in telling the story of this newest DC Universe with Mark and Todd.” There’s also a star-studded lineup of cover artists with the first issue featuring a main cover from Chris Samnee, as well as variant covers by Dan Mora (Justice League Unlimited, Superman), Ryan Sook (Black Canary: Best of the Best), and Mike Cho. Sook also provides a breathtaking wraparound foil variant, with an additional foil variant from acclaimed cover artist Stanley “Artgerm” Lau. Artist Scott Koblish will provide a series of connecting wraparound variant covers for the series, depicting DC’s iconic characters chronologically with each issue.

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Un Must Have!!

[EsseJi]

Ca va être un véritable dilemme pour choisir la cover.