DC Relaunching Everything? - Part 9

[Hush]

Do we have a cover for threshold?

 

[X Knight]

Raven will be in Teen Titans 16, yo.

R.I.P. Grifter, Blue Beetle, Legion Lost, and Frankenstein.

Threshold will launch in January, taking the spot left by GI Combat. JLA will launch in February. So, either it won't be the New 52 for a bit or we have some announcements coming.

The annual for New Guardians and the final issue of Blue Beetle will lead directly into Threshold.

YES!!! just saw the Jan. solicits!!!

 

[HighFivingMF]

Do we have a cover for threshold?

Pimping Larfleeze since he's the well-known character I guess.

 

[flash13]

Creators pick their favorite new 52 titles

http://www.dccomics.com/videos/nycc-2012-recommend-one-new-52-comic

Apparently Brian Azzarello liked [blackout]Hawk & Dove.[/blackout]

 

[HighFivingMF]

Also, I think Threshold should be in the Green Lantern group as opposed to The Edge since it's a book about space that stars, among others, a Green Lantern and has a back-up starring a Green Lantern character. Whatever though.

 

[SpideyInATree]

Creators pick their favorite new 52 titles

http://www.dccomics.com/videos/nycc-2012-recommend-one-new-52-comic

Apparently Brian Azzarello liked [blackout]Hawk & Dove.[/blackout]

Seemed to be a lot of love for Wonder Woman and Animal Man. Morrison is down with Demon Knights. t:

 

[HighFivingMF]

Apparently Brian Azzarello liked [blackout]Hawk & Dove.[/blackout]

 

[RoughNTumble]

azzarello is such a smart ass

azz and chiang are a pretty cool pair of dudes

surprised to hear morrison still reads like 40 new 52 books imo

 

[Hush]

That was amazing! Morrison sounds so cool.

 

[Mani-Man]

Everyone in that video deserves a slap in the face.Okay some deserve a hand shake and a pat on the back but still, a slap to the face would do more good.
Instead of recommending some comics they should get their heads out of their asses and fix our dc universe.
Azzarello is screwing with us,you can tell by looking at him,he seems like a funny man.t:

 

[Mystirious]

Birds of Prey was pretty good this week though a bit rushed. I would have liked to know what happened to Ivy but with her showing up in detective comics next month I'm guessing we'll find out there

Justice League was pretty meh but i dug the new Cheetah at least. Her being an old friend of Wonder Woman's turned eeeeevil was neat

 

[JTStarkiller]

Creators pick their favorite new 52 titles

http://www.dccomics.com/videos/nycc-2012-recommend-one-new-52-comic

Apparently Brian Azzarello liked [blackout]Hawk & Dove.[/blackout]

Great video. Now I'm really interested in finding out which four Morrison doesn't read.

 

[nite-owl]

Azzarello looked like he really didn't want to be there.

 

[Mystirious]

Pimping Larfleeze since he's the well-known character I guess.

MINE

 

[flash13]

Great video. Now I'm really interested in finding out which four Morrison doesn't read.

If I had to guess I'd say G.I. Combat, Ravagers, and Grifter were the first three. Nice avatar by the way!

 

[Mystirious]

Isn't G.I Combat full of weird and wacky stuff like the Haunted Tank though

I'd think Morrison would dig that

Ravagers is actually the worst though

I'm still that they erased the kick ass black lesbian Thunder and replaced her with some dull white straight woman

Do not want

 

[Lord]

Droped Batwoman, i tried to like it, i did, but week after week it has just become a shore to read, the plot moves at a turtle's pace and the plot point of those missing children is taking forever to be completed.

 

[RoughNTumble]

we think it's still nice

 

[Panthro]

Pimping Larfleeze since he's the well-known character I guess.

Cool. Same artist who did "Green Lantern: Will World"?

 

[HighFivingMF]

Cool. Same artist who did "Green Lantern: Will World"?

No, I think it's Scott Kolins. The artist for Willworld passed away in 2006 after falling from a roof.

 

[Panthro]

No, I think it's Scott Kolins. The artist for Willworld passed away in 2006 after falling from a roof.

Oh Jesus, I didn't know.

 

[hippie_hunter]

Droped Batwoman, i tried to like it, i did, but week after week it has just become a shore to read, the plot moves at a turtle's pace and the plot point of those missing children is taking forever to be completed.

I have to say that I really wasn't fond of this weeks issue, but overall the book has been spectacular.

 

[Mystirious]

I've been loving the Batwoman comic book so much its my absolute favourite comic book from DC or Marvel starring my absolute favourite character

I'm surprised you didn't like this weeks issue as much as previous ones though hippie hunter I thought that Batwoman and Wonder Woman teaming up was great and the artwork was extra special spectacular some of the best of JH Williams work

Even better than how his artwork normally is which is really saying something

 

[hippie_hunter]

I've been loving the Batwoman comic book so much its my absolute favourite comic book from DC or Marvel starring my absolute favourite character

I'm surprised you didn't like this weeks issue as much as previous ones though hippie hunter I thought that Batwoman and Wonder Woman teaming up was great and the artwork was extra special spectacular some of the best of JH Williams work

Even better than how his artwork normally is which is really saying something

This issue just had far too much prose in it. It distracted me away from the art and it felt like a chore to read. The only thing that was worse was Grant Morrison's all out prose issue of Batman. If I want to read that much in a comic, I'll just pick up a damn book. Also, while I usually love J.H. Williams' layouts, it felt far too disjointed in this issue.

And it's a damn shame because the art is beautiful, Batwoman and Wonder Woman teaming up is awesome, the story is great, and whatnot, but the scenes that just had far too much prose absolutely ruined it and trying to figure out what order to read it in, threw me off.

 

[CConn]

I dropped Batwoman last month, so I really can't speak to its particular use of prose, but I think the classic example of a perfect melding of visual art and prose novel would be Gaiman's Sandman and Moore's Swamp Thing. Both works utilized the best aspects of both mediums to really create an experience unlike anything you could achieve in any other medium.