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Twomorrows News ... Today !

On va commencer un thread qui pourra servir pour annoncer des numéros interessants de mags Twomorrows..

Mais là c est pour annoncer que Write Now! S arrete au 20
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100 pages - November 2008
BACK ISSUE #31 (100 pages, $6.95) salutes the comics and animation career of the late, great, and groundbreaking writer STEVE GERBER, beginning with an in-depth look at his most famous creation, Howard the Duck. Also: “Gerber’s Gruesomes” (Marvel horror series such as Man-Thing), Omega the Unknown, “Gerber in the Marvel Universe” (offbeat superhero work, from Defenders to Foolkiller), Crazy! Magazine, Metal Men, Mister Miracle, The Phantom Zone, Sludge, Nevada, Hard Time, and the animated television favorite Thundarr the Barbarian. Plus: An all-star lineup of comics and cartoon creators pay tribute to Steve Gerber. Featuring art by and commentary from FRANK BRUNNER, RICH BUCKLER, GENE COLAN, MICHAEL GOLDEN, STAN LEE, PAUL LEVITZ, PABLO MARCOS, VAL MAYERIK, JIM MOONEY, MARTIN PASKO, MIKE PLOOG, DAVE SIMONS, ROGER SLIFER, WALT SIMONSON, RON WILSON, and many, many others. And Howard the Duck turns barbarian in a cover painting by FRANK BRUNNER! Edited by MICHAEL EURY.

When you order the PRINT edition here, a free link to the DIGITAL EDITION will be on the confirmation page at checkout.
6$95
NOTE: The Digital Edition of this issue is available separately for $2.95.

Je suis en train de le lire et c est passionnant...
Dommage qu il y ai impasse sur ses captain America

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Le Back Issue nouveau est arrivé et c'est un spécial Tech, data & Hardware qui fera verser des larmes de joie à nombre de buzzuki (dont les camarades D..P et X.L).

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BACK ISSUE #32 downloads comics’ “Tech, Data, and Hardware,” beginning with The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe, courtesy of ELIOT R. BROWN (who also relives Mighty Marvel Moments of the ’70s and ’80s). MARV WOLFMAN, LEN WEIN, and BOB GREENBERGER discuss the origins of DC’s Who’s Who, while JOE STATON and ETHAN VAN SCIVER compare notes on “Drawing Green Lantern: Then and Now.” Also: an in-depth history of ROM: Spaceknight; the story of BILL MANTLO; Dial H for Hero; a tour of the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Superhero Fashions Exhibit; Richie Rich’s Inventions; and Who’s Who entries for BOB ROZAKIS’ AA Comics heroes! With art by SAL BUSCEMA, JOHN BYRNE, ERNIE COLÓN, CARMINE INFANTINO, KEITH POLLARD, ALEX SAVIUK, unpublished Superman Who’s Who art by CURT SWAN, and others. And you techies and Spider-Man fans will love our Spider-Mobile schematic cover by ELIOT BROWN and DUSTY ABELL! Edited by MICHAEL EURY.

Et dans deux mois ce sont les glandes jovio-lacrymales (TM) des sieurs C.....H, C........X et S...........E qui seront
mises à contribution :

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Get ready for action, angst, and acne, as Teen Heroes crash BACK ISSUE #33 (100 pages, $6.95)! Cover-featured are the Teen Titans, examined in their 1970s adventures and their fan-favorite 1980s revival, featuring the talents of EDUARDO BARRETO, NICK CARDY, JOSÉ LUIS GARCIA-LOPEZ, GEORGE PÉREZ, BOB ROZAKIS, GEORGE TUSKA, and MARV WOLFMAN. Also: MIKE BARON and JACKSON GUICE talk “Pro2Pro” about the Flash, interviews with TV Billy Batson MICHAEL GRAY and writer STEVE SKEATES, histories of Firestar, Kitty Pryde, Nova, and Power Girl, FABIAN NICIEZA and MARK BAGLEY’s New Warriors, a star-studded art gallery of Legion of Super-Heroes 1970s fashions, James Bond Jr. and … the Archies! All behind an utterly incredible New Teen Titans cover illustrated by GEORGE PÉREZ and colored by GENE HA! Edited by MICHAEL EURY.

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Et dans deux mois ce sont les glandes jovio-lacrymales (TM) des sieurs C.....H, C........X et S...........E qui seront
mises à contribution :

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Tu peux m'ajouter à la liste (N...5).

D'ailleurs je remets la cover juste pour le plaisir... :woot:

GGAAAGGGGGHHH !!!!

Il me le faut :bave:

Ne pas oublier de le commander, ne pas oublier de le commander,ne pas oublier de le commander,ne pas oublier de le commander....

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GGAAAGGGGGHHH !!!!

Il me le faut :bave:

Ne pas oublier de le commander, ne pas oublier de le commander,ne pas oublier de le commander,ne pas oublier de le commander....

Il est dans le Previews de Janvier/Mars. Page 342.

Le Modern Masters consacré à Kyle Baker aura du retard : sa sortie a été repoussée au 18 Mars.

Je n'avais point vu le Back Issue! 8(

:woot::woot:

Gourvy va pouvoir me le choper!

:tuut::tuut:

God Bless Noël!

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100 pages - May 2009

Experience a “New World Order” in BACK ISSUE #34, featuring the soul-searching story of Counter-Earth’s Adam Warlock, with JIM STARLIN and ROY THOMAS, and the behind-the-scenes history of the revolutionary Marvelman, with ALAN DAVIS and GARRY LEACH. Also, JIM SHOOTER stands tall in an exclusive interview and we look back at Marvel’s New Universe. Plus: Logan’s Run, Star Hunters, BOB WIACEK on Star Wars and Star-Lord, the conclusion of the STEVE SKEATES interview, a new AA COMICS chapter, DICK GIORDANO and PAT BASTIENNE revisit Crisis on Infinite Earths, and “The Post-Crisis DC Universe You Didn’t See”! Contributors include GERRY CONWAY, TOM DeFALCO, DAVID MICHELINIE, PAUL RYAN, and more. All behind an incredibly cosmic Warlock and Thanos cover illustrated by Jim Starlin! Edited by MICHAEL EURY.

Sans surprise, le prochain Back Issue sera encore un "Must have" :woot:

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100 pages - July 2009
Retro reprobates of the ’70s and ’80s get their due in BACK ISSUE 35, our “Villains” issue. MIKE ZECK and J. M. DeMATTEIS discuss the shocking “Kraven’s Last Hunt” in an exclusive “Pro2Pro” interview, while the haphazard history of the horrific Hobgoblin is exposed. Plus: The Joker’s short-lived series, looks back at Secret Society of Super-Villains and Kobra, a Magneto biography, Luthor and Brainiac’s malevolent makeovers, and an all-new interview with Secret Society artist MIKE VOSBURG. Featuring contributions new and old from JOHN BYRNE, GERRY CONWAY, RON FRENZ, IRV NOVICK, CHRISTOPER PRIEST, JOHN ROMITA, JR., ROGER STERN, MARV WOLFMAN, and more. With a gripping Kraven the Hunter cover by Mike Zeck! Edited by MICHAEL EURY.

:woot::woot::woot:

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An Issue-By-Issue Field Guide to a Pop-Culture Phenomenon
224 page Trade Paperback - by Pierre Comtois
After being relegated to the realm of children’s literature for the first 25 years of its history, the comic book industry experienced an unexpected flowering in the early 1960s. A celebration of that emergence, Marvel Comics in the 1960s: An Issue-by-Issue Field Guide to a Pop Culture Phenomenon presents a step-by-step look at how a company that had the reputation of being one of the least creative in a generally moribund industry, emerged as one of the most dynamic, slightly irreverent and downright original contributions to an era when pop-culture, from Tom Wolfe to Andy Warhol, emerged as the dominant force in the artistic life of America. In scores of handy, easy to reference entries, Marvel Comics in the 1960s takes the reader from the legendary company’s first fumbling beginnings as helmed by savvy editor/writer Stan Lee (aided by such artists as Jack Kirby and Steve Ditko), to the full maturity of its wild, colorful, offbeat grandiosity. With the history of Marvel Comics in the 1960s divided into four distinct phases, author Pierre Comtois explains just how Lee, Kirby, Ditko, et. al. created a line of comic books that, while grounded in the traditional elements of panel-to-panel storytelling, broke through the juvenile mindset of a low brow industry and provided a tapestry of full blown pop culture icons.

ISBN-13: 978-1-605490-16-8
ISBN-10: 1-506490-16-4

en juillet!!

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by Jim AMASH with Eric NOLEN-WEATHINGTON - 176 page Trade Paperback
In 1968, Sal Buscema joined the ranks of Marvel Comics and quickly became one of their most recognizable and dependable artists. Following in the footsteps of his big brother John Buscema, Sal quickly came into his own, and penciled some of Marvel’s most memorable storylines, such as the original Avengers/Defenders war, as well as “The Secret Empire Saga” and the Nomad arc in the pages of Captain America. He also had a ten-year run on the Hulk and drew 100 consecutive issues of Spectacular Spider-Man, making him one of the few definitive artists of the Bronze Age. Sal Buscema: Comics’ Fast & Furious Artist, by Alter Ego’s Jim Amash with Modern Masters’ Eric Nolen-Weathington, explores the life and career of this true legend of the comics industry, through an exhaustive interview with the artist, complete with extensive examples of his art, including a deluxe color section, and a gallery of work from Sal’s personal files. Fans love the fast and furious style of Sal Buscema, and this first-ever career-spanning book is guaranteed to please!

ISBN10 1-605490-21-0
ISBN13 978-1-605490-21-2

Click here to order the $46.95 192 page Hardcover Edition (16 more color pages)

En octobre!!!
moi je prends

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Enfin un bouquin sur Sal Buscema! J'ai encore été coiffé au poteau! :gni:

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Back Issue #38 - 100 pages - January 2010

“Family” is the theme of BACK ISSUE #38 (100 pages, $6.95), spotlighting an in-depth look at JOHN BYRNE’s influential, much-reprinted work on Fantastic Four. LOUISE SIMONSON, JUNE BRIGMAN, and JON BOGDANOVE go “Pro2Pro” on Power Pack, while PAUL LEVITZ and JOE STATON look back at the Huntress. Plus: Henry Pym’s “son” Ultron, the Commissioner Gordon/Batgirl relationship, the Brothers Grimm, the Wonder Twins, and the Return of the New Gods. With art by and/or commentary from RICH BUCKLER, KURT BUSIEK, RAMONA FRADON, DON HECK, CARMINE INFANTINO, AL MILGROM, DON NEWTON, and MARV WOLFMAN. With a Norman Rockwell-inspired Thing and Franklin Richards cover by JOHN BYRNE! Edited by MICHAEL EURY.

'nuff Said !

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Il manque toujours les boulons ou vis à droite sur la table... :D

Ce sera d'ailleurs l'objet d'un concours à l'intérieur.