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Posted in Comics, SFW on 06/10/2011 03:50 pm by fanboi
SOLICIT INFO ADDED: I was saying yesterday that there were only two of DC Comics 52 #1 issues left to be revealed, so boy was I surprised when they unveiled the Superman family of titles as the “last 4″ of the 52 #1 issues today, sending me scrambling to recount and confirm all the titles I was counting as #1. Of the 54 titles on the list below, I found 1 that was NOT announced by DC – JSA #1 was on a list of titles I got from a CBR article when the reboot was announced – all the other titles they listed but JSA were eventually confirmed by DC, so that title is not official. But still makes 53 NOT 52. The only answer I have is that they are not counting Batman Inc. #1 as one of the 52 because it doesn’t come out until 2012? If that is the case, what OTHER titles come out in 2012?
The list below links to the covers released for each of the announced #1 issues – or if the cover is yet to be revealed, to DC’s announcement* rumored titles** linked to the source article.
So what does this mean? Most likely that the “52″ titles launching this fall are a first wave of new titles and we should expect a few more in 2012. Maybe some of these will be miniseries and be replaced? Either that or someone at DC needs to learn how to add?
Posted in Comics, SFW on 04/28/2011 04:20 pm by fanboi
DC sure knows how to put together an anniversary milestone issue. Action Comics #900 is a super-sized “96 page Spectacular” featuring a beautiful painted cover by David Finch, as well as equally eye-catching variants by Alex Ross and Adam Hughes.
The 51-page lead story by Paul Cornell, Pete Woods and Jesus Merino sees Superman return to ACTION just in time for both the conclusion of the critically-acclaimed “Black Ring” story starring Lex Luthor and the start of the next act of “Reign of Doomsday”.
Artists Dan Jurgens, Rags Morales, Ardian Syaf, Jamal Igle and Gary Frank each contributed their artistic talents to special segments of the main story. But that’s not all…
Action Comics #900 also includes short (some VERY) stories from the creative teams of… Damon Lindelof & Ryan Sook, David Goyer & Miguel Sepulveda, Geoff Johns & Gary Frank and finally Paul Dini & RB Silva. But that’s not all! Also included is a screenplay from Richard Donner and Derek Hoffman that is accompanied by Matt Camp’s storyboards.
“Friday Night in the 21st Century” by Geoff Johns and Gary Frank should have been a few pages longer. As much as I love the spread. I want to hear the story Lois is telling and see how the rest of the party goes. I also really loved Brian Stelfreeze’s “The Evolution of the Man of Tomorrow.” It is a beautiful homage and Stelfreeze brilliantly emulates the art styles of some of Superman’s most well-known artists.
Posted in Comics, SFW on 03/28/2011 09:31 am by fanboi
It seems to me that they’ve made BILLIONS of dollars on Superman over the years. I think giving the Siegal estate 1/2 the rights is ridiculous – but I DO think an ongoing percentage is in order. It would have been impossible for Jerry Siegel and Joe Schuster to self publish back in the day so they needed a publisher. Without the DC Comics, Superman might have faded into obscurity along with many of his contemporaries, but the families of the men who created such a legend should be given a nominal %. It’s just good PR.
I’m not sure if Time Warner is legally bound to do so (they are sure fighting tooth and nail), but I think it would be in their best interest to offer each family some percentage of Superman profits. Looks bad they they hounded Jerry Siegel’s widow Joanne to her grave (Dec 1, 1917 – Feb 12 2011) and she reached out from it to bitchslap them.
It’s OFFICIAL! Warner Brothers and Legendary Pictures have confirmed that The Tudors’ Henry Cavill will become the 3rd British actor to recently bring an iconic American superhero to life at the movies (after Christian Bale and Andrew Garfield). The 27 year old actor is the choice to be the 3rd Silver Screen Superman (4th if you count the old George Reeves movie serials) and will star in the 2012 Superman reboot from Watchmen Director Zack Snyder.
Henry Cavill was on a short list of young actors up for the role of Clark Kent in Superman Returns before Bryan Singer replaced McG and cast Brandon Routh. That was just one of many recently cast high profile roles Cavil had come close to… Batman, Edward Cullen, James Bond)
You may recognize Cavill from his 4 year stint as Charles Brandon (1st Duke of Suffolk) on Showtimes Henry VIII monarchy drama The Tudors. will also be seen on screens this year as the legendary Greek warrior (and slayer of the Minotaur) Theseus in director Tarsem Singh’s action picture “Immortals,” and in the thriller “Cold Light of Day.”
I’m sure the movie’s people already have him on a “Superman” diet and workout regimen. I for one look forward to seeing his Abs and Pecs of Steel.
Comic Book Movies always spark MUCH speculation about casting. Everyone has their own idea of who should portray their hero. And we know how hard it is to please all the people all the time. So how do YOU feel about this choice? Is Cavill better than Routh? Would you prefer Tom Welling? Have suggestions of you own? Let’s hear it!
From the beginning, Smallville showrunners said they would NOT but putting Clark Kent (Tom Welling) in the Superman costume. But things may have changed now that we are in the final stretch. We’ve seen the costume in Clark’s possession AND seen Kara wearing hers.
So it really isn’t that much a surprise that CW has released this teaser image for the latter half of Season 10 showing Tom Welling in the black garb of “The Blur” but his reflection wears an extremely familiar primary red and blue ensemble – complete with his signature cape and booties.
I approve. Whether they save it for the last shot of the final show, or if Clark dons the mantle of Superman for his first battle with Darkseid… I find it completely apropos that Smallville go out with the beginning of Clark’s career as Superman.
Posted in Comics, SFW on 11/10/2010 04:37 pm by fanboi
Regular Superman and Wonder Woman writer J. Michael Straczynski is being taken off both of his high-profile ongoing monthly titles, in order for him to “focus on writing a sequel to the recently released original graphic novel Superman: Earth One.” DC knows when they have the worlds attention so they are fast tracking this to get it out before everyone forgets. Superman #706 and Wonder Woman #604 will be his last monthly issues, and according to TheSource perhaps for the foreseeable future. Is this the shortest run EVER by a highly publicized “superstar” creator? Perhaps.
The writer is quoted in the publisher’s statement as saying this news coincides with a “one- to five-year sabbatical from writing monthlies” for him.
I wonder if it is more because Superman: Earth One was getting a LOT more positive attention than his semi-snoozeworthy runs on Superman and Wonder Woman. Superman walks – what a headline. I read the first issue and then dropped it. His Wonder Woman ideas have merit – but should have been presented as an Elseworlds graphic novel or miniseries. This other Diana doesn’t feel right.
Posted in Comics, SFW on 03/08/2010 12:09 pm by fanboi
The recent revelation that Gail Simone was leaving Wonder Woman has been followed by today’s announcement that J. Michael Straczynski (Rising Stars) will be taking over writing chores for 2 of DC’s biggest stars as of their July issues. He had a lot to say about Clark and Diana…
Wonder Woman is a strong, mythic, powerful character who for some time now has been kind of drowning under the weight of her own mythos, so I’m looking forward to paring away some of the layers of debris and undergrowth that have piled up around her in order to get to the core of the character. We’re going to be looking more closely at how Wonder Woman appears, and functions, and her role in the DCU… and what we have planned will, we hope, come across as dynamic and powerful as she deserves to be.
Similarly, we plan to bring Superman back to his roots, to really explore who he is…how he sees us, and how we see him, in a much more personal way than we’ve seen in a while. This is part of a larger effort that will have national ramifications, but I can’t say much more about it than that for now. Keep an eye on TheSource for more information when the time is right…but for now, let’s just say that Superman may be a lot closer in proximity to you, the reader, than you ever guessed.
J. Michael Straczynski couldn’t be more excited that DC is using this June’s monumental anniversary issues of these two titles to kick off his run. I’m not sure how much contribution he’ll be making to those issues, but his run begins in earnest with 701 and 601. To say he’s a lifelong Superman fan who is realizing a childhood dream with this gig is an understatement. He grew up a poor kid from Jersey who looked to Superman as the icon of inspiration and strength, even carrying the S symbol like a personal talisman.
You also might know Straczynski from his recent work on Thor, The Twelve, Fantastic Four, Supreme Power, and Midnight Nation (last 2 both with recent Superman artist Gary Frank). I’m not sure how excited I am about this. It REALLY sounds like he’s more interested in doing Superman and Wonder Woman might get the short end of the stick. Lets hope not.
Artists for his run have yet to be announced, but I’m hoping the fact that Straczynski has teamed with Gary Frank TWICE before makes him a likely candidate for regular Superman artist.
Watching now! So Lois is back from the future… but who is this bitch in black after her? Oh Oh she has heat vision! A brunette Andromeda a.k.a. Laurel Gand? can’t be Laurel Kent – she only has invulnerability. Hmm neither – she’s one of Zod’s.
COOL! Clark wears the S Shield! I saw preview photos but still a cool moment. Though I preferred the moment from the first issue of Geoff Johns Superman: Secret Origin – his mother making the costume and him being embarrassed to wear it was priceless. They should REALLY let him loose on Smallville for more than just the one episode (JSA!!!!) that he is penning this season. Or better yet a new movie OR TRILOGY! But I digress and the commercial is almost over…
Does Chloe not know her cousin Lois at ALL??? She fell for the old “I need a sedative” bit?
Ok who else is considering kneeling before Zod? Tess might take a shot at it if he gets past her “obstinate” side.
Brian Austin Green is part of the cast now? Metropolis’ kissing bandit? What’s that about? Hmm John Corben? a.k.a. Metallo!!!
The clocktower set is shaping up nicely.
They are following Smallville with America’s Top Model? I hope that isn’t a choice for the season. Is something else premiering soon? If not no worries – then I can turn to Medium!
What I don’t get is why did Lois come back from 1 YEAR in the future, shouldn’t it have taken her to the Legion’s era?
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here is a recap of last season for those who missed some of it…
A desperate solution for a troubled country: Lex Luthor for President with the Justice League in the service of the government. Only Batman and Superman stand against the new regime – and their disloyalty proves to be exactly what Luthor intended.
Using their outcast status to instigate a scandal against Superman, Luthor finally tastes a victory in his vendetta against The Man of Steel.
From Executive Producer Bruce Timm and voiced by the cast from both hit Batman and Superman animated TV series including Kevin Conroy, Tim Daly and Clancy Brown, this DC Universe Original Animated Movie of Jeph Loeb and Ed McGuinness’s popular graphic novel seethes with political intrigue and action-packed battles between heroes all believing they’re on the right side of the law.
If Geoff John‘s retelling of Superman’s “Secret Origin” starting at his boyhood in Smallville and running through his early days in Metropolis is only 1/10th as good as what he did for Green Lantern’s Secret Origin, it will be one of the better titles out this fall.
The moment we’ve all been waiting for is close at hand. The superstar team of writer Geoff Johns and artist Gary Frank reunite to present the modern origin of the Man of Steel, and it all starts with a gigantic 48-page first issue.
We know Geoff Johns likes Smallville (he’s working on a new episode for this season), so it’s no surprise that he threw in a nod to the early episode when Clark saved Lana from a tornado by instinctively flying. I’m sure this will be a wonderful melding of various previous versions and some exciting original ideas meant to spice up a familiar story.
“Secret Origin” is a DC term. It’s a classic one that I think should be back and carefully and selectively done. If there’s a “Creeper: Secret Origin” next month, the title’s just been wasted. It’s more than the term though – Year One is great, but it’s only Year One. Just by the nature of the title, it doesn’t encompass everything. [Green Lantern: Secret Origin] is from the time Hal [Jordan] is 10 years old until the time he really accepted his role as a Green Lantern. I think a “Secret Origin” can allow for a lot more ground to be covered.
We haven’t seen a modern day retelling of Clark’s first adventure as Superboy with the Legion of Super-Heroes, or the day Superman met Jimmy Olsen or the origins of Superman’s long time enemies like the Parasite and Metallo. More importantly, Clark Kent himself will be explored in his earlier years in a way I don’t think he’s ever been explored before… [U]nlike previous Superman origin stories, this will be told almost entirely from Clark’s eyes. We won’t be spending an issue on Krypton. We’ll be opening on one of Clark’s earliest memories as a kid and moving forward from there. This is his story of self-discovery and the world’s story of meeting Superman.
Issue #1 starts out with Clark’s earliest memories in Smallville. #2 details his first meeting with teens from the future – the Legion of Super Heroes. #3 takes him to Metropolis and the Daily Planet. #4 looks to be about the creation of his Fortress of Solitude and discovery of his true origins. #5 introduces recurring foes – Brainiac, Lex Luthor and The Parasite (I think – hard to tell without his telltale purple). The cover to the final issue, #6 is less clear – Looks like possibly Bizarro.
