DC Nation février 2021

[scarletneedle]

Source DC Comics

Geoff Johns et Todd Nauck réalisent un one-shot en mai dédié à Stargirl qui rencontre les Seven Soldiers Of Victory!
Voilà Stargirl Spring Break Special #1 :

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	After months and months of fighting crime and handling universe-threatening enemies, even superheroes need a springtime vacation. But thanks to award-winning writer Geoff Johns and artist Todd Nauck, there’s no Cancun, Miami, or South Padre Island on Stargirl’s itinerary in this 48-page one shot, on sale May 4! Courtney Whitmore’s spring break plans aren’t like your average high schooler’s. Instead of hanging out with friends, she’s heading out on an adventure with her stepfather, Pat Dugan, a.k.a. S.T.R.I.P.E., and teaming up with his former team, the Seven Soldiers of Victory! The soldiers are forced to reunite again to unearth the secret eighth soldier of victory, but what other secrets lay buried, and what does it all mean for Courtney’s future as Stargirl? Anybody can hang out at the beach and party, but for fans of Stargirl, Golden Age superheroes and fast-paced fun and adventure, the Stargirl Spring Break Special is a must-read! The book arrives at comic book stores and participating digital retailers on May 4 for $5.99. The physical version also features a card stock variant cover by Mike McKone for $6.99.

[chouetteunhibou]

	Citation:			Posté par scarletneedle
	Source DC Comics Geoff Johns et Todd Nauck réalisent un one-shot en mai dédié à Stargirl qui rencontre les Seven Soldiers Of Victory! Voilà Stargirl Spring Break Special #1 :

chouette !

[cytrash]

	Citation:			Posté par scarletneedle
	Source DC Comics Geoff Johns et Todd Nauck réalisent un one-shot en mai dédié à Stargirl qui rencontre les Seven Soldiers Of Victory! Voilà Stargirl Spring Break Special #1 :

Ô Joie

[captain Kimchi]

	Citation:			Posté par scarletneedle
	Source DC Comics Geoff Johns et Todd Nauck réalisent un one-shot en mai dédié à Stargirl qui rencontre les Seven Soldiers Of Victory! Voilà Stargirl Spring Break Special #1 :

Dommage que cela soit un one-shot.
Sinon très content

[Fred le mallrat]

Nauck me refroidit quand même complètement...

[scarletneedle]

Je suis joie ce soir!

[Slobo]

Todd Nauck de retour chez DC ^^
S'ils sont sympa ils vont lui laisser casser des membres de young justice, ce serait syma.
A noter que Nauck a dessinée Stargirl pendant Young Justice : Sin of Youth.

[Fred le mallrat]

Les TP de Mai



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sFZQt5YuHQs

(je vois plus les videos.... c est normal??)

[scarletneedle]

Source DC Comics

Comment Milestone revient :

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	Following 2020’s surprise panel at DC FanDome Hall of Heroes, DC today announced more details on the return of the fan-favorite Milestone universe of characters from the city of Dakota. “Since the FanDome panel, Reggie , Denys , and our editorial team have been working incredibly hard to bring this new Milestone to life,” said DC publisher and chief creative officer Jim Lee. “It’s been exciting to see fresh and contemporary takes on the Dakota universe coming together; I think that both new fans and old will be pleased with the results.” In addition to being one of the co-founders of Milestone Media, Denys Cowan is a legendary comic book artist with a prolific DC pedigree, providing art for series such as The Question, The Question: The Deaths of Vic Sage, Batman Black & White, and Dominique Laveau: Voodoo Child. Reginald “Reggie” Hudlin is a partner in Milestone Media, as well as an Oscar- and Emmy-nominated film and television producer and director. His comic book credits include award-winning runs on Black Panther and Spider-Man for Marvel. Milestone Returns: Infinite Edition #0 The excitement kicks off February 26 with a digital-first “extended cut” of the Milestone Returns #0 one-shot. Originally available only during 2020’s DC FanDome Hall of Heroes and Explore the Multiverse, this updated edition also arrives in comic book stores on May 25. Milestone Returns: Infinite Edition #0 combines the original 17-page comic with an additional 24 pages of completely new material written by Reginald Hudlin and drawn by artists Denys Cowan, Nikolas Draper-Ivey, Bill Sienkiewicz, and more. This added content includes a retelling of the events of the Big Bang, the police-brutality protest that unleashed a sudden wave of superpowers in the city of Dakota. This $4.99 “director’s cut” also features content introducing the full new creative teams behind Static, Icon & Rocket, and Hardware, the digital-first series spawned by this new Big Bang, along with a reveal of their issue #1 covers. “The response from fans after the DC FanDome panel was overwhelming, and that makes this news even more exciting for Denys and me,” said Hudlin. “Introducing these ‘seasons’ of Static, Icon, Rocket, and Hardware is just the beginning. There will be more stories with these favorite characters to come, and fans will see appearances from the legendary Blood Syndicate, setting the stage for an explosive Milestone event later in the year.” In addition, DC’s future plans include the long-awaited launch of Earth M, a new line of comics conceived by Cowan and Hudlin, which will include the return of Duo, introduced to readers in Milestone Returns “#0, and other characters who will also appear in Milestone comics. Static Digital-First Miniseries Following in April, fans can expect new adventures of Dakota teenager Virgil Hawkins in a six-issue Static digital-first series. In this monthly miniseries (20 pages per issue), bullied nerd Virgil is gifted with incredible electromagnetic powers in the wake of the Big Bang. Now he finds himself caught between an over-militarized police response to Black kids getting special abilities and some of those kids who are using those powers in dangerous and destructive ways. But when the bullies who terrorized him before the Big Bang show up with powers of their own, can Static be the hero that Dakota needs? Static launches Monday, April 12. Each 20-page issue will be available on participating digital platforms for $3.99. Icon & Rocket Digital-First Miniseries The return of Augustus Freeman and Raquel Ervin is also in the works, with a new series featuring Icon and Rocket. What happens when superheroes actually make a difference? When Raquel Ervin broke into the home of a wealthy Black lawyer, she didn’t expect to learn that he was a nearly omnipotent alien, lost in despair of ever returning home—and he didn’t expect that she would inspire him to emerge from the shadows and become a force for change on the planet he’s trapped on. What starts out as a simple request to stop the drug trafficking in her neighborhood turns into a mission to eliminate the drug trade worldwide. However, this act of heroism has unexpected consequences, making the pair the two most wanted criminals in the world when actually stopping crime leads to the collapse of the global economy! The debut issue of this six-issue monthly series (20 pages each) arrives June 21 for $3.99 per issue. Hardware Digital-First Miniseries The relaunch of Milestone would not be complete without some mention of Curtis Metcalf, and beginning August 23, the first wave of new Milestone stories climaxes with the return of Hardware in a new digital-first series. This six-issue monthly series features the return of legendary artist and Milestone cofounder Denys Cowan with Bill Sienkiewicz on the character that completes the foundation of Milestone and the Dakota universe, both past and present. All his life, young prodigy Curtis Metcalf was told he was special, and that he would save the world. But it turns out that Alva Industries wanted his beautiful mind for something a lot less noble than that—and his technology has made him the fall guy for the tragedy of the Big Bang. But Curtis is smart enough to not go out like that—and smart enough to steal his inventions back from Alva and start the process of remaking the world his way. “Bringing back Milestone and the Dakota universe with DC has been an amazing journey,” said Cowan. “Getting the chance to do Hardware again with Bill Sienkiewicz is a dream come true. It’s the book that Dwayne McDuffie and I did together at Milestone originally, and I’ve always felt a strong connection to Curtis Metcalf. We can’t wait to bring fans the new adventures of Hardware!” New issues of this series will be available each month for $3.99.

[Gassian]

Pas trop convaincu par l'approche "digital first" pour un projet qui est censé être d'envergure.
En revanche, je me laisserais bien tenter par les versions papier quand elles sortiront enfin.

[ollieno]

	Citation:			Posté par Gassian
	Pas trop convaincu par l'approche "digital first" pour un projet qui est censé être d'envergure. En revanche, je me laisserais bien tenter par les versions papier quand elles sortiront enfin.

pareil

malgré le discours ou la volonté de pousser au Digital First (surtout avec des exclusivités) les parts de marchés reste encore symbologie (mais ils font plus de fric)

[scarletneedle]

	Citation:			Posté par Andrea Sorrentino
	I'm working on something huge for @DCComics right now! Still super secret but I'm already almost 100 pages in. Also, something really crazy already laid out with Jeff just after..

[scarletneedle]

Rich Johnston a de l'imagination :

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	SCOOP: DC Comics Buyout In The Works From Fans With Lots Of Money

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	Last year, a number of high-rolling individuals were given tours of DC Comics Burbank with AT&T/Warners officials. And as a result, there may be some new options. Because Bleeding Cool has been made aware of plans by big-time DC Comics fans with access to a lot of money. Many millions from across many businesses. A collaboration of some of the biggest cheeses who, with a combination of personal wealth and raised capital, are making an approach to AT&T. Not to buy DC Comics outright from AT&T/Warners, not to touch the movies, the TV, the games or the merchandise — but solely the rights and ownership — of the comic book side of the publisher. To be able to create and publish the DC Comics line as they would like. Let Warners do the movies and TV shows, but take all the cumbersome work of actually publishing comic books off their hands, while Warners are free to adapt if they wish. If you could be a member of this group, you have probably already been approached. People who can bring, or can raise, a minimum of eight figures apiece. Who have both an Action Comics #1 and Detective Comics #27 to spare. And who really, really, really like DC Comics. The fans are taking over Arkham Asylum. So… what say you? Would you welcome such a move? And what do you think Warners' response will be?

https://bleedingcool.com/comics/dc-c...lots-of-money/

[ollieno]

	Citation:			Posté par scarletneedle
	Rich Johnston a de l'imagination : https://bleedingcool.com/comics/dc-c...lots-of-money/

j'ai déjà lu ça il y a quelques années .... et pas par Johnson ...

[scarletneedle]

Jimmy Palmiotti appuie le truc :

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	I have been hearing this for a few months already with names attached I cannot repeat.

Et Rich Johnston se défend de raconter des cracs :

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	I can promise it is as well sourced as all my big DC news over the years. But, just as with them, I am unable to reveal my sources.