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Title: DC Comics'upcoming rebirth event
Post by: fate man on April 04, 2016, 09:18:04 PM
What do you think of DC Comics'upcoming rebirth event?
Title: Re: DC Comics'upcoming rebirth event
Post by: 73042helloworld on April 04, 2016, 09:50:05 PM
I HAVE NOT LIKED ANY OF THE DC OR MARVEL REBOOTS.  "CRISIS ON ONFINATE EARTHS" would have been fine if they had tried to blend the current series JLA etc into straight second generation Clark Kent Jr and Bruce Wayne Jr. etc.  I even wrote a story titled FASTER THAN A SPEEDING BULLET (334 pages) in which Clark Jr. was the Superboy in the first series and become Superman years later (rough idea)  I believe it's still available somewhere on the net -- my orignal of it and WHAT ABOUT THE BAT? (chapters placed 10 years apart from1923 to 2003 with outline history of 3 generations of Batman) were lost when my exteral drive crashed last October .
Don
Title: Re: DC Comics'upcoming rebirth event
Post by: Isaura Luiza Paramysio on April 18, 2016, 11:22:05 PM
DC Rebirth est
Title: Re: DC Comics'upcoming rebirth event
Post by: mr_goldenage on April 19, 2016, 12:26:44 AM
DC Rebirth is far from the most interesting thing in comics after DCYou.

Really, because comics is my favorite media of comics? Because you can do anything.

See the golden age of comics. See Image comics today. See the sleeves.
The announcement of the DC seems more like a "let's do the good old rice and beans" (a brazilian expression is traditional thing).
Okay, like the good and old rice and beans, but above all I like to invest in new and different. When I want classic, i revise the "libraries" and "archives".

Anyway, DCYou of things are coming in Brazil these days (Multiversity arrived here this month).

My opinion.


I'll pass.....NO JSA? no interest then if no "real" GA characters then why bother?

Just my 2 cents

Richard Boucher AkA Mr_Goldenage
Title: Re: DC Comics'upcoming rebirth event
Post by: narfstar on April 20, 2016, 04:16:59 PM
I have not bought any new DC or Marvel in years and may never again
Title: Re: DC Comics'upcoming rebirth event
Post by: misappear on April 21, 2016, 01:14:14 PM
Regarding the Rebirth Event, Geoff Johns quoted from the new DC Previews:  "It's not a brand or marketing tool"

So I immediately pulled out my driver's license to make absolutely sure that I was not, indeed, born yesterday.
Title: Re: DC Comics'upcoming rebirth event
Post by: Florian R. Guillon on May 05, 2016, 09:22:17 PM
Well, I'm going with a "wait and see" answer. As far as I know, we have new designs for the characters, a handful of new series, and maybe two Supermen.

Here in France we're at the beginning of DCYou, with the new Batman and Superman. Sure we knew from the start those couldn't last. Hope Rebirth will bring good new comics.
Title: Re: DC Comics'upcoming rebirth event
Post by: Yoc on May 09, 2016, 05:44:14 PM

Regarding the Rebirth Event, Geoff Johns quoted from the new DC Previews:  "It's not a brand or marketing tool"

So I immediately pulled out my driver's license to make absolutely sure that I was not, indeed, born yesterday.


LMAO!!
Love this -it's the perfect reaction to any rebirth or cross-over event announcement!

-Yoc the impressed
Title: Re: DC Comics'upcoming rebirth event
Post by: paw broon on May 09, 2016, 06:55:21 PM
See misappear's comment ;D
I was dubious about this "event", then my pal, Wee John, handed me the DC Previews which I duly read.  Now, I'm no longer dubious, I'm certain - this stinks like a stinky thing.  Same old stuff done to death.  I wont be going anywhere near it.
Title: Re: DC Comics'upcoming rebirth event
Post by: Kracalactaka on May 09, 2016, 07:44:57 PM
Ah, but Hp will be publishing new Phantom stories starting this summer, what say you to that?
Title: Re: DC Comics'upcoming rebirth event
Post by: paw broon on May 10, 2016, 11:50:04 AM
Hermes have done a good job with Ghost Who Walks via Peter David and Sal Velluto, so, hopefully, the next series will be good also.  I've tried the Dynamite version(s) and think they've done their usual bad mess-up- for-the-sake-of-it job.
Title: Re: DC Comics'upcoming rebirth event
Post by: Kracalactaka on May 10, 2016, 12:02:04 PM
Peter David usually does a good (or better) job on just about everything he writes, Comic and prose. I have read several of his Star Trek books & comics without complaint. And I picked up an Incredible Hulk prose novel by him that I'm looking forward to.

and Dynamite, well the Phantom is not exactly in the category that they do best. (Red Sonja, Dejah Thoris, Vampirella)
Title: Re: DC Comics'upcoming rebirth event
Post by: paw broon on May 27, 2016, 05:09:47 PM
A review from Glen who used to work in our comic shop in Glasgow and knows barraloads about the industry.  Word of warning, this article contains sweary words, so, if you are likely to be offended, do NOT start the article:-
https://g1rm.wordpress.com/2016/05/25/what-i-thought-of-dc-universe-rebirth-1/