DC Nation mai 2024

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Source Bleeding Cool

Justice Society of America est une arlésienne et ne cesse de voir ses numéros repoussés mois après mois : Justice Society of America #10 est repoussé à juin.
Pour une série supposée mensuelle ayant débuté en novembre 2022, ça la fout mal et les #11 et #12 sont aussi repoussés.
Après, la (bonne) nouvelle est que Geoff Johns a indiqué que la série se poursuivrait au-delà du #12 avec un nouveau scénariste et, espérons-le, une meilleure gestion calendaire.

[captain Kimchi]

Curieux de savoir qui va prendre en charge le titre et ce qu'il compte en faire

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Source Popverse

Les sirènes de Gotham reviennent en août avec une mini-série hebdomadaire intitulée Gotham City Sirens par Leah Williams, Matteo Lolli, Daniel Hillyard, Brandt et Stein avec Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy et Catwoman opposées à Punchline :

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	Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy, and Catwoman will ride (together) again this August, Polygon can exclusively reveal, in Gotham City Sirens, a weekly-publishing miniseries from Leah Williams (X-Factor), Matteo Lolli (Marauders), Daniel Hillyard (Plush), and Brandt & Stein (Crowded). The “Gotham City Sirens” is the now traditional name for the team up of Batman’s most prominent female villains (ish) Harley, Ivy, and Catwoman. And while the trio hasn’t seen a Gotham City Sirens book since 2011, the characters are doing quite well at DC Comics proper. Fans of DC’s ongoing Catwoman, Harley Quinn, and Poison Ivy books may be in for a shock when they see that none of them will be shipping an issue in August — but it’s just to turn the mic over to Williams and company. Speaking to Polygon, Williams said that finding out about the pause was certainly a shock to her. “I was nearly done with the book when Tini Howard — one of my very best friends; writing Harley Quinn and Catwoman — mentioned the books pausing, and I panicked,” Williams said. “I was like, ‘Wait, that’s when Gotham City Sirens is supposed to come out! What do you mean, the books are pausing?’ She was like, ‘No, sweetie, [laughs] they’re pausing for this.’” In the new story, Harley, Ivy, and Catwoman are going on a Western themed adventure out by Gotham’s county line, facing off against the likes of Punchline, and a quartet of mysterious new villains called the Nasty Boys, a “cowboy-henchmen sensation soon to be sweeping the nation,” according to DC’s news release. Or, as Williams puts it, “ominously horny half-naked cowboys with automatic assault weapons.” Williams naturally couldn’t share too many details of the plot, but explained that it was inspired by a strange wildlife encounter she once had driving through the middle of nowhere in Montana’s cattle country. “Across the intersection was this alien creature I had never seen before, not native to Montana [...] It had these black spiraling horns and big black eyes, and stripes; there is nothing in Montana that looks like that. For years afterward, when I was describing this encounter to my parents or bosses, they were like, ‘Oh, you probably saw a moose. You saw a deer. You just imagined it.’ And like, ‘No, bitches, I KNOW WHAT I SAW!’” It wasn’t until years later, when Williams spotted the same animal in a Texas animal sanctuary, that she discovered she’d come upon an African Impala, one that had likely imported for, and escaped from, an exotic game hunt. “Ever since then,” Williams said, “I’ve been stewing over the idea of Who does that? Who imports exotic animals to Montana just for the sport of killing them? That is so foul to me, but it’s also legal there; completely within bounds.” Williams thought it was a perfect situation to unite the Gotham City Sirens, as lovers of animal (and plant) life with a pick-and-choose relationship with the law. Gotham City Sirens #1 will hit shelves on Aug. 7, with issues #2-4 following on Aug. 14, 21, and 28. The first three issues will run for 22 pages, followed by a 40-page finale. The issues will be respectively drawn by Lolli, Hillyard, and Lolli again, and finally Hillyard, Brandt & Stein on #4. Triona Farrell will color each issue, with Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou on letters.

[scarletneedle]

Sans moi, quand ça cite Tini Howard dans l'inspiration, c'est tout sauf un bon hameçon pour moi.

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Source Comic Book

En août, DC célèbre les 30 ans de Zero Hour avec le one-shot Zero Hour 30th-Anniversary Special avec du très beau monde au programme comme Ron Marz, Dan Jurgens, Darryl Banks, Jerry Ordway, Tom Grummett, Kelley Jones, Howard Porter et Paul Pelletier!

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	On sale August 28th Written by DAN JURGENS and RON MARZ Art by DAN JURGENS, DARRYL BANKS, JERRY ORDWAY, PAUL PELLETIER, KELLEY JONES and more! Cover by DAN JURGENS and JERRY ORDWAY Variant covers by ALAN QUAH and KEN LASHLEY 1:25 variant cover by DAN HIPP RAISED UV cover by JON BOGDANOVE ($10.99 US) $9.99 US | 80 pages | Variant $9.99 US (card stock) 30 years ago, one of the DCU's brightest heroes fell from grace, driven over the edge by his failure to save Coast City and millions of people. In the famed EMERALD TWILIGHT storyline, Hal Jordan became PARALLAX in the wake of Coast City being annihilated. After that, he almost succeeded in refashioning the entire DC timeline and resetting reality to restore his home in the ZERO HOUR event. Luckily, the heroes prevailed and destroyed this villain and timeline for good...or so we thought. Green Lantern Kyle Rayner is about to discover Hal and his vision have survived, and they're willing to do whatever it takes to make sure their world prevails! Writers Dan Jurgens and Ron Marz return to the world of Zero Hour with an art team comprised of all-star DC talent to celebrate this landmark anniversary. What repercussions will their story today have for those of tomorrow? Find out in this

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I'm In!!

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DC Elseworlds | Comic Trailer | DC

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w96tswk2YrY

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Suis-je le seul à entendre "Le lapin! Le lapin! Le lapin!" en voyant cette couv?

[scarletneedle]

Non : " La lapine! La lapine! La lapine:"...

Rien à ajouter.

[scarletneedle]

DC sort 2 séries de Variant Covers en août :

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	As you're preparing to have some fun in the sun in the coming months, keep an eye out for DC’s Super Heroes showing off their swimsuit looks! The hot summer months are here, ushering in a time of warmer temperatures and splash-conscious clothes. To capture the excitement, DC is publishing eight new DC Swimsuit variant covers this August, featuring Batman by Olivier Coipel, the Gotham City Sirens by Rahzzah, Nightwing by Belén Ortega, Superman by Elizabeth Torque, The Flash by Mirka Andolfo, the Titans by Saowee Variant, Wonder Woman by Guillem March, and Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman by Frank Cho! Reach out to your local comic book shop for preorder information and snag yourself one of these hot new DC Swimsuit variant covers!

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	*Disclaimer: All toys depicted on front and back variant covers are wholly digital and not for sale. In August, eight new “DC Super Powers” comic book variant covers will imagine what an unreleased wave of DC action figures would have looked like if the Kenner line of Super Powers toys from 1984-86 had continued!* Look for DC Super Powers variant covers on Batman #151, Gotham City Sirens #1, Green Lantern: War Journal #12, Nightwing #117,Power Girl #12, Superman #17, The Flash #12, and Titans #14! Reach out to your local comic book shop for preorder information and snag yourself one of these DC Super Powers variant covers! DC’s new DC Super Powers variant covers coming in August evoke the classic Super Powers toy line and are packed with tons of Easter eggs and details. To re-create the look and feel of the original Kenner Super Powers packaging, original 1980s Super Powers product artist Alex Saviuk has returned to deliver the spot illustrations for each new variant cover. Saviuk was a character artist for the Kenner packaging from ’84 to ’86 and drew many of the minicomics that were included with each figure. The new DC Super Powers variant covers are designed and sculpted by one of the leading historians of the original Kenner Super Powers toy line and the cofounder of Raving Toy Maniac and Action Figure Insider, Jason Geyer, who is a toy designer himself.

[scarletneedle]

Argh, je risque d'en prendre et de faire un panachage :

















Est-ce que les Super Powers Card seront bien à 3,99$?
J'en doute...

[EsseJi]

Elles sont bien fun en effet.

[scarletneedle]

Un nouveau logo dévoilé à San Diego?

https://bleedingcool.com/comics/a-ne...ego-comic-con/

[ollieno]

Si ils veulent rendre les fan heureux, go back to the Bullet ^^

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Source AIPT

Les sollicitations Absolute Power pour août :

Absolute Power #2, On Sale August 7















The metahumans of the DC Universe have been depowered, scattered to the wind, and sent reeling from critical defeats across the planet! But the resistance lives on; any heroes not rounded up by the “Trinity of Evil” have assembled at Superman’s Fortress of Solitude. But even this sanctuary of peace and hope is not safe from Waller’s blitzkrieg. The precog known as Dreamer has pointed Waller’s weapons to the frozen tundra where the heroes lick their wounds. And in a shocking act of betrayal, this team will be led by a new addition to the Trinity of Evil, a hero now turned enemy.

Written by Mark Waid with art by Dan Mora, Absolute Power #2 features a main cover by Mora, with variant covers by Stephen Bliss, Lucio Parrillo, Tyler Kirkham, Nathan Szerdy, and Simone Di Meo, plus a raised UV variant cover from Ben Oliver and the sixth of twelve connecting covers by John Timms.


Absolute Power: Task Force VII

DC’s Super Heroes continue to mount a resistance to Failsafe and Amanda Waller’s Amazo army in the next two issues of Absolute Power: Task Force VII!











On August 14, Failsafe takes center stage in Absolute Power: Task Force VII #4. The relentless android with all of Batman’s skills and none of his morality hunts Nightwing and his newest recruits in a chilling story from acclaimed writer Pornsak Pichetshote, with art by Claire Roe. Even though Nightwing is rallying a surprising roster of allies, it might not be enough to save them from the consequences of Failsafe finding their hidden base of operations. Pete Woods provides the main cover for this issue, with variant covers by Steve Beach, Belén Ortega, and Stephen Platt, plus another connecting variant cover by John Timms and a foil variant cover from Absolute Power series artist Dan Mora.












On August 28, Barry Allen is the last speedster with powers, and he’ll have to be fast enough to stay ahead of Velocity, the Amazo robot powered by the combined speed of the rest of the Flash Family, before time runs out. Absolute Power: Task Force VII #5 is written by Alex Paknadel with art by Pete Woods, who also provides the main cover for this issue. Variant covers are provided by Salvador Larroca, Taurin Clarke, and Stephen Platt, plus another connecting variant cover from John Timms and a foil variant cover by Dan Mora.


Absolute Power: Origins #2, On Sale August 28





Fan-favorite DC artist Norm Rapmund joins Alitha Martinez and writer John Ridley to continue the rise of Amanda Waller from tragic victim to the ruthless queen of black ops in the DC Universe.

Waller has suffered immeasurable personal loss, and with it, she has lost her humanity. Now, after having blazed her own trail into Washington politics, “the Wall” launches the next phase of her career: TASK FORCE X. Witness the rise of one of the deadliest teams ever to roam the DC Universe and a shocking revelation that will make history! Edwin Galmon provides the stunning main cover highlighting the many fan-favorite members of the Suicide Squad, with an equally beautiful variant cover by Mateus Manhanini.




On August 7, Batman and Catwoman plan the ultimate heist to aid the resistance in Batman #151. In the main story by Chip Zdarsky and Mike Hawthorne, a device critical to Amanda Waller’s plans is hidden on a remote, highly protected island. Batman can get there, but only one burglar has a chance of stealing the device and getting it off the island safely. But the device isn’t what they expect, and escaping the island turns out to be the least of their problems! And in the backup story, Zdarsky and artist Marianna Ignazzi reveal the chaos unleashed in Gotham City when the Bat-Family is nowhere to be found and an unlikely hero emerges.




In Green Lantern #14 (available August 14), Hal Jordan must don the weapons of some of DC’s most infamous super-villains to escape the clutches of Amanda Waller and reconnect with the heroes, who are ramping up for retaliation, in the main story from writer Jeremy Adams and artist Fernando Pasarin. Meanwhile, Carol Ferris learns what it means to be a hero as she embarks on her own quest to help others during this time of crisis. This issue also features an all-new backup story from writer Marc Guggenheim and artist Darick Robertson chronicling the rise of the Shadow Lanterns.




On August 21, Superman #17 features a team-up between the Man of Steel and Zatanna, the DCU’s backward-speaking spell-slinger, written by Joshua Williamson with art by Jamal Campbell. After the traumatic events of Absolute Power #2, Superman and Zatanna trek into the darkest areas of the DC Universe to find a way to stop Amanda Waller and her growing army. Powerless and without magic, are they willing to make a deal with a devil to save the world?

Also available August 21, a new dynamic duo makes its debut in Wonder Woman #12! Diana teams up with the unlikeliest of allies, Damian Wayne, on a top secret mission to save their fellow heroes. In this story from Tom King and Tony S. Daniel, find out if Wonder Woman and Robin’s plan to break into Gamorra’s supermax prison will be a successful one, or part of a more elaborate trap!




Green Arrow #15 completes the roster of Absolute Power tie-in titles on August 28. Joshua Williamson and Amancay Nahuelpan put bow slingers Arsenal, Connor Hawke, Red Canary, Red Arrow, Lian Harper, and Arrowette in battle with Amanda Waller’s Task Force X agents (led by the mysterious agent Bright) to keep her from getting Professor Ivo to Gamorra.