Bilder aus "Action Comics", Vol 2 #1 und "Demon Knights" # 1
c) 2011 DC
US- Comic Newssite COMICS ALLIANCE erhielt kürzlich die Gelegenheit das DC "Hauptquartier" in NYC zu besuchen, um dort die ersten zwei Wochen (= 26 Hefte) von "DCs NEW 52"- Neustart- Serien zu lesen! Auf der Website von "CA" kann der neugierige Fan jetzt SPOILER- F R E E Einschätzungen der verschiedenen Serien lesen.
*Welcher Titel lohnt sich?
*Von welcher Serie (wenn überhaupt) sollte man die Finger lassen?
*Die Antworten gibt es HIER!
Besonders empfohlen werden da ACTION COMICS (von Grant Morrison / Rags Morales), DEMON KNIGHTS und STORMWATCH (beides von Paul Cornell a.o.), JUSTICE LEAGUE (von den "üblichen Verdächtigen" Johns & Lee), BATWOMAN (von J.H. Williams), FRANKENSTEIN: AGENT OF SHADE (von Jeff Lemire) !
Auszüge:
über ACTION COMICS:
"Grant Morrison and Rags Morales delivered the best issue out of everything I read, and the one that's most got me most excited for more. Do not miss this book..."
über DEMON KNIGHTS:
"Of all the books I saw, I had two clear favorites, and the second after Action was Demon Knights by Paul Cornell, Diogenes Neves, Oclair Albert and Marcelo Maiolo. It's a fun superhero fantasy epic ensemble adventure book that immediately feels like it has a grand story to tell. The art team does a great job of making it feel different from any of the other DC relaunch books..."
über GREEN ARROW:
"As has been pointed out on this site before, Smallville's Green Arrow often came across as a stand-in for Batman, a younger, hipper, wealthy vigilante crimefighter. That version's now carried over into comics. The new Green Arrow is the same younger, hipper, world-traveling version of Bruce Wayne complete with a team of younger, hipper Alfred-equivalents."
über STORMWATCH:
"No other book felt as grand in scope as Paul Cornell and Miguel Sepulveda's Stormwatch. With multiple storylines happening simultaneously around the globe as well as off of it, this is a series that screams big ideas in the tradition of the Wildstorm books that preceded it..."
...die kompletten Kurz-Kritiken gibt es HIER!
