[quote="Greg Capullo":3qojydhl][Laughs] Here's the backstory: As long as I've been working with Scott, he would include photos that he took from the Internet and include them in the script. Now, we've been working together for more than four years and it's only in the last month or two that I got an application that saw those photos. [Laughs] It's makes me wonder why he continued to send me these photos after all of those years, because he would always gets work back that doesn't look remotely close to the photos that he took the time to send. He never stopped. But the best one now, that I can see, is a picture of a bearded man. "Here's what the beard should look like." I've seen beards before. I actually used to have a beard. [Laughs] I can picture Scott bouncing a kid on his knee and saying, "I'll be right there, honey. I just have to send Greg a picture of a guy with a beard." [/quote:3qojydhl] [quote="Snyder":3qojydhl] I think what we are really trying to do with this one is explore that question. For me, this isn't just a soft death. The Batman that we know, the one that Greg and I worked with for the last five years, died. And everything that came with him died. And now it's a new moment where, in the void created by that [death], what grows? What villains grow? What heroes grow? Does someone step up and try and be a more human Batman? A Batman that address problems that rise in the vacuum created by his disappearance? What his death means for the DCU is a question that will be answered in a lot of the other books, as well, like "Grayson" and "Robin: Son of Batman" and "Batgirl." But for us, this is really a story about, what if Batman died and Bruce Wayne came back? The three main characters in this story are Jim Gordon, Bruce Wayne and Duke Thomas, and all of them are answering questions in different ways. [/quote:3qojydhl] [url=http://www.comicbookresources.com/article/interview-snyder-capullo-discuss-batman-43s-doom-and-bloom:3qojydhl][b:3qojydhl][size=150:3qojydhl]INTERVIEW DE SCOTT SNYDER ET GREG CAPULLO[/size:3qojydhl][/b:3qojydhl][/url:3qojydhl]

Pendant ce temps, Batman officie toujours dans Justice League et semble avoir découvert qui est le Joker grâce à son nouveaut "statut"...pour tout remettre en ordre niveau chronologie, c'est pas jouasse jouasse. [spoiler:1wvcdw8g]Et je parie que ce True Bruce Wayne to ever walk on Earth, n'est pas Bruce Wayne.C'est un clone a qui ont a effacé le trauma. Ces deux technologies ont été présentées par Snyder...pour qu'ils s'en servent. Le vrai Bruce panse ses plaies, peut-être bien ailleurs que sur Terre ( hé, c'est un gars de la Justice League après tout et Alfred précise on Earth ). Ou bien, comme c'est Batman , son esprit va retrouver ses souvenirs parce que ce genre de manip,ça ne prend sur lui ( cfr.le run de Morrison).[/spoiler:1wvcdw8g]

[quote="Snyder":11rs3ayf]The idea of him being a weed was the beginning of the character. Growing up in the city, when things go wrong, you notice that things kind of grow through the cracks, and that, to me, was the origin of this character. I wanted him to be this thing that sort of sneaks up and suddenly takes advantage of the cracks that exist between neighborhoods, between groups of people in a city like Gotham — especially when things haven't gone well over the last year, when it comes to "Endgame" and what happened with Commissioner Gordon.[/quote:11rs3ayf] [url=http://www.newsarama.com/25500-snyder-capullo-promise-answers-about-bruce-wayne-in-batman-43.html:11rs3ayf][b:11rs3ayf][size=150:11rs3ayf]INTERVIEW DE SCOTT SNYDER ET GREG CAPULLO[/size:11rs3ayf][/b:11rs3ayf][/url:11rs3ayf]

[img:ql1dz0hh]http://imageshack.com/a/img905/5818/C0P5A4.jpg[/img:ql1dz0hh] [img:ql1dz0hh]http://imageshack.com/a/img661/7315/EsZFrK.jpg[/img:ql1dz0hh] [quote:ql1dz0hh]BATMAN #43 Written by SCOTT SNYDER Art by GREG CAPULLO and DANNY MIKI Cover by GREG CAPULLO Bombshells Variant cover by ANT LUCIA On sale AUGUST 12 • 32 pg, FC, $3.99 US • RATED T Retailers: This issue will ship with two covers. Please see the order form for details. In the start of a new epic, a new villain stalks Gotham City. Will Batman be able to uncover the mystery of Mr. Bloom?[/quote:ql1dz0hh] [img:ql1dz0hh]http://imageshack.com/a/img910/5210/3lOzG2.jpg[/img:ql1dz0hh] [img:ql1dz0hh]http://imageshack.com/a/img912/3536/yFDnWt.jpg[/img:ql1dz0hh] [img:ql1dz0hh]http://imageshack.com/a/img661/2859/DXYH81.jpg[/img:ql1dz0hh] [img:ql1dz0hh]http://imageshack.com/a/img540/5814/bFuzmc.jpg[/img:ql1dz0hh] [img:ql1dz0hh]http://imageshack.com/a/img673/2533/nNstIm.jpg[/img:ql1dz0hh] Source: www.comicvine.com

[quote:136nyx39]The writer also discussed "Batman" #44, a special issue he is co-writing with Brian Azzarello to be drawn by his "Wytches" co-creator, Jock. "It's an issue kind of about Batman in his early years, when he thinks he knows things about Gotham but… if you go away for fourteen years and you come back to Gotham and you're like, 'I know this city,' you don't know it at all, right? I wanted to do a story that's deeply about social issues. I don't mean like a preachy issue. I wanted it to be like Batman comes back and he thinks he knows all these things, he read up on the city. He knows why this neighborhood, the Corner, is a slum. He understands that African-American people living there weren't given the opportunities to move to suburbs, for example... it's almost forcible segregation. All this stuff is in the book. Basically, I'm telling a Batman story, and as I'm telling a Batman story, this information starts to come in that he knows that he doesn't want to think about, because he just wants to catch the bad guy. It's actually done as text in the book, so it's like ripped into the book, these textual things that he's thinking about.[/quote:136nyx39] [url=http://www.comicbookresources.com/article/snyder-talks-the-joy-of-batman-jokers-true-identity-when-hell-leave-the-series:136nyx39][b:136nyx39][size=150:136nyx39]COMMENTAIRES DU SCÉNARISTE SCOTT SNYDER[/size:136nyx39][/b:136nyx39][/url:136nyx39]

[quote="Snyder":1gqmcie0]To be fair, one of the things that was my bad with "Zero Year," that story was so personal in the way that it was what I want Batman to mean to my kids. "Endgame" is sort of what he means to me. For me, with "Zero Year," I got invested in it because it was a personal story, but at the same time, I wasn't aware that as I was adding pages to issues, their deadlines weren't being pushed back. So it was a shock when you guys, by the end, were hurting that bad and I found out -- I vowed, I swore to him and the art team that if I had known, I wouldn't have done it. On top of that, I'll never do it again, and the goal is to make it easier on you.[/quote:1gqmcie0] [quote="Capullo":1gqmcie0]But the other thing I've been trying to teach brother Scott is that there was a lot of labor intensive drawing that took place in "Zero Year" and we go, "We're not a bunch of pussies -- we'll get that done." But you have to understand that, just like a rock song, you don't have the solo throughout; the solo blazes in the center, right? It's the same kind of deal. If you're going to give us ass-kicking guitar solo here, you've gotta give us something that's gonna allow us to regain that lost ground, because this was so labor intensive and time consuming. [/quote:1gqmcie0] [url=http://www.comicbookresources.com/article/interview-batmans-snyder-capullo-bet-big-on-superheavy:1gqmcie0][b:1gqmcie0][size=150:1gqmcie0]INTERVIEW DE SCOTT SNYDER & GREG CAPULLO[/size:1gqmcie0][/b:1gqmcie0][/url:1gqmcie0]

[quote="Capullo":2rfx7f5k]Scott handed me the notes that Gordon was going to get in really good shape, but certainly it can’t be the same shape as Bruce Wayne. Bruce has a bulkier physique. Jim’s is more of a lean boxer-type of body. He doesn’t really have a fatback. Plus, he’s a little up there in years. Your neck tends to thin out a little bit as you get older, and your legs get a little thinner, even if you’re working out. So, I just tried to keep Jim look like he’s living his age bracket, but also embraced it. If you’ve seen the movie Whiplash, the music instructor is an older guy, but he looks like he could punch your lights out. He’s ripped, he’s muscular. That’s what I wanted to pursue with Gordon. It had to look realistic. We didn’t want it to look like Jim had been juicing on steroids. I think it looks like he has a believable physique.[/quote:2rfx7f5k] [quote="Snyder":2rfx7f5k]Julia brings a very different take to what it means to be a “right-hand man” to Batman than Alfred does. She is much more daring, much more boots on the ground. She’s angrier. She’s more like Batman himself. And here, she’s a balance for Jim. She encourages him to be the Batman he needs to be, as opposed to Alfred, who often in that role was restrictive. Alfred is more cautionary. But Julia is like, “You can do this.” And in that way, she’s a great force to play against him.[/quote:2rfx7f5k] [url=http://www.comicosity.com/interview-snyder-and-capullo-break-in-an-all-new-batman/:2rfx7f5k][b:2rfx7f5k][size=150:2rfx7f5k]INTERVIEW DE GREG CAPULLO ET SCOTT SNYDER[/size:2rfx7f5k][/b:2rfx7f5k][/url:2rfx7f5k]

[quote="Scott Snyder":v84sf0bt]Well, Mr. Bloom to me is… if Gordon is someone who's trying to show that the system can work, and show that there should be faith in all these things and people put in place to protect them, then Mr. Bloom is sort of the weed that grows in the cracks that are created when people don't experience that — the chasms between neighborhoods, between communities, between police and residents, between classes, all of it. He's the one that both exacerbates and takes advantage of those conflicts. So he's very scary in that regard. I really have had fun writing him. He really is almost like a boogie man figure.[/quote:v84sf0bt] [quote="Greg Capullo":v84sf0bt]Let me tell you, I'll be honest. When Scott first told me about Mr. Bloom and a flower on the mask, all I could think of was, how can you create a more dainty supervillain than a flower on his face? Scott and I, when we toss around ideas, we don't necessarily see things in the same way — at least not immediately; we eventually get there. And so, in this last issue that I just drew, #43, I'm a believer that Mr. Bloom is a super-creepy character.[/quote:v84sf0bt] [url=http://www.newsarama.com/25086-snyder-capullo-on-batman-42.html:v84sf0bt][b:v84sf0bt][size=150:v84sf0bt]INTERVIEW DE GREG CAPULLO ET SCOTT SNYDER[/size:v84sf0bt][/b:v84sf0bt][/url:v84sf0bt]

[quote="Capullo":agq7dbuv]When Scott told me about [designing] a new Batmobile for Jim, he quickly spun it on me that it was going to be a truck. And I said, "You mean like a rig?" And Scott was like, "Yeah, a full rig!" "And I was like [voice cracks], "With a trailer?" And he was like, "Yeah, with a trailer. Maybe even an extended trailer." [Laughs] How is he going to whip around the corners of the streets of Gotham? We started brainstorming and the Bat-Truck basically became a Batcave on wheels. I immediately started thinking about how we make this thing look sleek and cool and something that you would expect from Batman and apply it to rig. And once I get that down, I started to think of ways to make this cool thing whip around the city. But then Scott goes, "We're just going to destroy it now." [Laughs] Here it is. And there it goes. [/quote:agq7dbuv] [quote="Snyder":agq7dbuv][Laughs] In my defense, I will say that we will see another appearance of the Bat-Truck. Later. I'm not giving too much away, but one of the running themes is that Jim never gets a Batmobile. But one day, he'll get his due. I got a lot of funny tweets that were like, "Imperator Gordon," like from "Mad Max: Fury Road." [/quote:agq7dbuv] [url=http://www.comicbookresources.com/article/snyder-capullo-talk-new-batman-villains-batmobile-bruce-wayne:agq7dbuv][b:agq7dbuv][size=150:agq7dbuv]INTERVIEW DE GREG CAPULLO ET SCOTT SNYDER[/size:agq7dbuv][/b:agq7dbuv][/url:agq7dbuv]

[img:1cg1xzb0]http://imageshack.com/a/img673/4968/Sf823F.jpg[/img:1cg1xzb0] [img:1cg1xzb0]http://imageshack.com/a/img537/3290/lnjBp6.jpg[/img:1cg1xzb0] [quote:1cg1xzb0]Batman #42 Written by: Scott Snyder Art by: Greg Capullo, Danny Miki Cover by: Danny Miki, Greg Capullo Variant cover by: Daniel Hipp More surprises around every corner as the all-new Batman hits the streets of Gotham City! U.S. Price: 3.99 On Sale Date: Jul 8 2015[/quote:1cg1xzb0] [img:1cg1xzb0]http://imageshack.com/a/img633/8287/qGhtt4.jpg[/img:1cg1xzb0] [img:1cg1xzb0]http://imageshack.com/a/img537/4184/nKJ44V.jpg[/img:1cg1xzb0] [img:1cg1xzb0]http://imageshack.com/a/img540/4697/uQCfho.jpg[/img:1cg1xzb0] [img:1cg1xzb0]http://imageshack.com/a/img537/3252/nYbcu6.jpg[/img:1cg1xzb0] Source:

a t il arrêté de fumer ? je veux batman une cigarette au bec, essoufflé et disant "je suis vraiment trop vieux pour ses ..."

Liposuccion ? Pilules asséchantes ? Magie des comics ?

Et voici le costume que porte Jim Gordon sous l'armure: [img:3hmr5spq]http://imageshack.com/a/img537/9874/QWEu30.jpg[/img:3hmr5spq] [quote:3hmr5spq]Everything is tied to Mr. Bloom. He is going around with a plan to show why the system can never work. Something happened where he believes ultimately that you could any mechanism of authority that you put into place is a farce. He believes that ultimately everything is predatory. He says, protect yourself. And to make yourself stronger, come find me and I'll help you. And in that way, he's very scary. What he is capable of physically, what he is capable of psychologically, is very scary. I am trying to make him the specter of a complete breakdown. I really enjoy writing him.[/quote:3hmr5spq] [url=http://www.comicbookresources.com/article/scott-snyder-talks-batmans-new-heroes-happy-thoughts-half-page-ads:3hmr5spq][b:3hmr5spq][size=150:3hmr5spq]INTERVIEW DU SCÉNARISTE SCOTT SNYDER[/size:3hmr5spq][/b:3hmr5spq][/url:3hmr5spq] [size=50:3hmr5spq]Ça va encore faire jaser c't'histoire.[/size:3hmr5spq]

[quote:4ziz8bom]On the fun side of it, in talking to Greg, we were like, “He’s going to have to work out.” As you know, Greg works out a ton. [laughs] The idea was that we had to build Jim Gordon up in a way that would be convincing? He can’t just be Jim Gordon in a robot suit. One of the big secrets is, he’s got to step out of that suit sometime. And when he steps out, he has to look good. So, part of the fun was wondering if we could transform him physically into someone who would look formidable. Greg just did a fantastic job of making him realistically slim the way you would imagine he would be if he worked out and got into peak condition. He looks good. At the same time, he still looks like Jim Gordon, which is a huge triumph. It’s more than just real, it’s fantastic.[/quote:4ziz8bom] [url=http://www.comicosity.com/interview-scott-snyder-builds-an-all-new-batman-preview-batman-41/:4ziz8bom][b:4ziz8bom][size=150:4ziz8bom]INTERVIEW DU SCÉNARISTE SCOTT SNYDER[/size:4ziz8bom][/b:4ziz8bom][/url:4ziz8bom]

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[quote="Hush":29y55ur3]Il n'a pas tort sur le fond Capullo mais sur la forme, c'est juste le milieu du comic qui est touché. Rien de scandaleux.[/quote:29y55ur3] Oui, mais si personne ne dit rien, le mal va s'étendre. Pourquoi s'arrêter à une demi-page ou deux de pubs quand tu peux en mettre dix ? Comme Marvel et DC sont dans les mains de zèbres qui ne comprennent pas grand-chose à ce qu'ils publient, le risque existe. Et il a tort, Snyder. Le placement de produit, c'est un poison absolu pour un auteur. Du moins, ça devrait l'être.

[quote="Snyder":43m27vvk]For me, the story really ended for Bruce — the Bruce that we've used, or that we've built for ourselves with "Endgame." The city needs Batman, and my feeling was that there's all these characters who are waiting to be Batman — not waiting, but they're preparing in case they have to be, whether it's Dick Grayson, Tim Drake, you know, a lot of them. And I love stories where they sort of step up. But I was always more interested in Gotham as a city, one that Greg and I try to write as a real place for us. You know, with neighborhoods. And the idea, for me, was well… what if somebody comes to you as a citizen of Gotham and say, "you're a fan of Batman, you've helped him, and in fact, there's a reason why only you can be Batman right now."[/quote:43m27vvk] Greg Capullo au sujet des pubs en demi-pages: [quote="Capullo":43m27vvk]Look, I understand it. You have to generate revenue. But what I don't get is truncating the art, because to me, it changes to the priority of what our books are even about. I would have preferred, actually, if you wanted to go that route, then let me do a product placement. I'll incorporate it into the art, like they do in movies. Now we all accept it in film, and it's right in our face. And some filmmakers actually make a joke about it by putting really blatantly, right in your face. But I'd rather do something like that, to put it in the art, then to truncate artwork.[/quote:43m27vvk] [url=http://www.newsarama.com/24758-snyder-capullo-launch-new-classic-feeling-batman-loaded-with-cool.html:43m27vvk][b:43m27vvk][size=150:43m27vvk]INTERVIEW DE SCOTT SNYDER ET GREG CAPULLO[/size:43m27vvk][/b:43m27vvk][/url:43m27vvk]

c'est spé cette armure quand même. C'était ma réflexion du jour

[img:2o08lm7u]http://imageshack.com/a/img540/2387/8sK4gd.jpg[/img:2o08lm7u] [img:2o08lm7u]http://imageshack.com/a/img537/7284/RGMixz.jpg[/img:2o08lm7u] [quote:2o08lm7u]BATMAN #41 Art by: Danny Miki, Greg Capullo Cover by: Greg Capullo Variant cover by: Sean Murphy Written by: Scott Snyder The all-new Batman makes his debut! Who is he, and what happens next? Find out here as a new era begins in Gotham City! U.S. Price: 3.99 On Sale Date: Jun 10 2015[/quote:2o08lm7u] [img:2o08lm7u]http://imageshack.com/a/img537/9161/XnoJFh.jpg[/img:2o08lm7u] [img:2o08lm7u]http://imageshack.com/a/img911/4521/1tnSHf.jpg[/img:2o08lm7u] [img:2o08lm7u]http://imageshack.com/a/img673/7899/mmc9wH.jpg[/img:2o08lm7u] [img:2o08lm7u]http://imageshack.com/a/img905/9168/XAYbJh.jpg[/img:2o08lm7u] Source:

[quote="KabFC":3q1obwyr] voir un Jim tenté de se remettre ne forme et aller dans l'armure why not, [/quote:3q1obwyr] On ne parle pas de Jim Lainé, là ? Sinon, depuis que j'ai vu le dernier match de Mickey Rourke (qui n'a pas dû sucer que de la menthe à l'eau), tout est dorénavant plausible ! Ce mec a dépassé la fiction !

[quote="Jack!":3uqbiqvk] Tu veux dire, en voyant seulement deux pages où Gordon apparait dans l'ombre et une fois dans l'armure ?[/quote:3uqbiqvk] Avec les textes oui. Il me semble incohérent, maintenant faudra lire pour vérifier, mais de ce que je vois et lis oui. [quote="Jack!":3uqbiqvk][quote:3uqbiqvk]soyons un minimum logique quoi.[/quote:3uqbiqvk] Mais ce que tu considères comme un illogisme de leur part, aux créateurs, est peut être simplement un illogisme de la tienne, lecteur. [/quote:3uqbiqvk] Peut-être on verra comment c'est écrit, mais je ne fais pas particulièrement confiance à Snyder. [quote="Jack!":3uqbiqvk]Personnellement, je ne vois rien de follement illogique. Surprenant, oui. Illogique... C'est un comic.[/quote:3uqbiqvk]On est d'accord et plein de choses ne sont pas logiques, mais ça fonctionne pour moi. Là ça ne fonctionne pas pour moi, il y a un truc qui fait que mon cerveau me dis non.

[quote="KabFC":1i3u65mj]Soyons clair je critique pas l'idée en soit, on a vu plus bête, je critique la travail de Capullo et le look donné à Gordon qui fait un décalage entre ce qu'il était il y a 2 mois et ce qu'il est maintenant e le boulot de Snyder qui pour moi est incohérent, avec le personnage tel qu'il était il y a 2 mois.[/quote:1i3u65mj] Tu veux dire, en voyant seulement deux pages où Gordon apparait dans l'ombre et une fois dans l'armure ? [quote:1i3u65mj]soyons un minimum logique quoi.[/quote:1i3u65mj] Mais ce que tu considères comme un illogisme de leur part, aux créateurs, est peut être simplement un illogisme de la tienne, lecteur. Personnellement, je ne vois rien de follement illogique. Surprenant, oui. Illogique... C'est un comic.

[quote="Jack!":1vj0exn6][quote="KabFC":1vj0exn6]un commissaire de police, Gordon court et tire pas de soucis, mais il se bastion pas contre du super criminel à longueur de journée.[/quote:1vj0exn6] C'est justement tout l’intérêt du twist, de voire comment Gordon va s'adapter à cette nouvelle tache.[/quote:1vj0exn6] Soyons clair je critique pas l'idée en soit, on a vu plus bête, je critique la travail de Capullo et le look donné à Gordon qui fait un décalage entre ce qu'il était il y a 2 mois et ce qu'il est maintenant e le boulot de Snyder qui pour moi est incohérent, avec le personnage tel qu'il était il y a 2 mois. voir un Jim tenté de se remettre ne forme et aller dans l'armure why not, mais en faire un soldat entrainé en 2 mois alors que Jim fumait au bas mot une bonne quinzaine de clopes par jour avait (selon moi 50 ans) ne faisait pas d'exercice intense tous les jours, soyons un minimum logique quoi.

Dans "Arkham Origins",il y a une scène où on se bat à ses cotés. [size=50:27onqlqk]Je le laisse faire tout le boulot...[/size:27onqlqk]

[quote="KabFC":28ths3cb]un commissaire de police, Gordon court et tire pas de soucis, mais il se bastion pas contre du super criminel à longueur de journée.[/quote:28ths3cb] C'est justement tout l’intérêt du twist, de voire comment Gordon va s'adapter à cette nouvelle tache.

[quote="Jack!":13m4cyja]Sauf qu'avec le New 52, Batman a retrouvé ses 25 ans et Gordon a regagné la fin de la trentaine. Deux mois d'entrainement physique intensif (c'est pas non plus comme si le personnage était trop massif (ou "Bodybuildé") comme on peut le lire dans certains messages ci-dessus) et la moustache rasée, l'incohérence n'est pas flagrante. Capullo connait son boulot. C'est surtout l'image du père de famille grisonnant qui vous reste en travers de la gorge. [/quote:13m4cyja] Pas vraiment l'image grisonnant, mais si Gordon est à une fin de trentaine je pense que Capello à mal fait son taf. Suffit de regarder son Gordon il fait 50 ans et pas en forme. L'exemple d'IM me semble un peu fort, on peut pas à mon humble avis comparer quelqu'un qui est un super-héros même en armure depuis 10-15 ans et un commissaire de police, Gordon court et tire pas de soucis, mais il se bastion pas contre du super criminel à longueur de journée.

[quote="newton999":3h8x83ii]Comme quoi, à 50 ans, avec 2 mois d’entraînement et une armure, on peut faire Batman. Cool, ça me laisse de la marge ![/quote:3h8x83ii] L'armure surtout. Sinon,il ne ferait pas le poids. On a un Batman "au rabais" qui compense grâce à la technologie. (Comme Jean-Paul Valley, d'ailleurs). [quote:3h8x83ii]La coupe de cheveux est pourrie, c’est quoi ce look skin-head / footballeur brésilien / ado crétin ? [/quote:3h8x83ii] Une coiffure militaire, non?

Sauf qu'avec le New 52, Batman a retrouvé ses 25 ans et Gordon a regagné la fin de la trentaine. Deux mois d'entrainement physique intensif (c'est pas non plus comme si le personnage était trop massif (ou "Bodybuildé") comme on peut le lire dans certains messages ci-dessus) et la moustache rasée, l'incohérence n'est pas flagrante. Capullo connait son boulot. C'est surtout l'image du père de famille grisonnant qui vous reste en travers de la gorge. Et même si c'était le cas, vu l'armure qu'il se paie, je ne vois pas bien où est le problème. Tony Stark devra-t-il arrêter d'être Iron Man la quarantaine passée ? Parce que l'acteur Robert Downey Jr. risque de ne pas être d'accord.

Pour le coup, pareil que Kab ! Je suis le 1er à laisser passer un tas d’incohérence mais je trouve le changement un peu tout much. Gordon c’est le gars qui fait déjà vieux quand il récupère Bruce après le meurtre de ses parents. 10-15 ans après, il a rajeuni. On dirait un marine qui vient de quitter l’armée. Après, ça passera peut-être tranquillement à la lecture mais là, avec la preview, ça fait bizarre.

[quote="Hush":3c0u31q4]On s'en fout un peu de l'âge. Au pire, il a peut-être 40-45 ans. Qu'est-ce que ça a besoin d'être crédible?[/quote:3c0u31q4] Ben je veux bien que Bruce soit un éternel mec qui à entre 35-40 ans, qu'il soit passé à 30 ans lors du new 52 passe à la rigueur, mais que d'un épisode à un autre on passe d'un Gordon qui à 50 ans parce sérieux il fait pas 40-45 à un skin trentenaire super sérieux, j'ai du mal, je veux bien en avoir rien à faire de plein de trucs, mais là c'est juste trop désolé je peux pas.

Comme quoi, à 50 ans, avec 2 mois d’entraînement et une armure, on peut faire Batman. Cool, ça me laisse de la marge ! La coupe de cheveux est pourrie, c’est quoi ce look skin-head / footballeur brésilien / ado crétin ?

[quote="Regulator":2lek5wk8] Des lentilles de contact(OU de la chirurgie),la perte de moustache qui rajeunit...Je trouve que ça passe.[/quote:2lek5wk8] bon je dois être exigeant de vouloir un minimum de crédibilité.

Et puis de la dope et des pilules miracle !

[quote="KabFC":318y5svc][quote="Geoffrey Le Magnifique":318y5svc][quote="KabFC":318y5svc]C'est qui le mec dans le costume Gordon ? Si c'est lui pourquoi il ne lui ressemble pas ?[/quote:318y5svc] Fallait lire les dialogues....deux mois d'entraînement intensif, retour au look US Marine parce qu'il a fait l'armée. Bon, ça a bien pris comme entrainement mais l'explication n'est pas capilotractée, c'est déjà ça.[/quote:318y5svc] ce qui explique donc que l'on passe d'un flic d'environ 50-55 ans avec lunettes, fumant clope sur clope à un mec bodybuildé qui voit super bien et à 15-20 and de moins ok, moi ça me va c'est logique.[/quote:318y5svc] Des lentilles de contact(OU de la chirurgie),la perte de moustache qui rajeunit...Je trouve que ça passe.

[quote="BenWawe":x6949kvh]Non mais de toute façon c'est une idée de merde, non ?[/quote:x6949kvh] Pas plus que de foutre Doc Ock dans le corps de Peter. Aucune idée n'est trop mauvaise pour un comic à partir du moment où il y a une équipe créative capable pour assurer derrière.

oui et non. Gordon sait qu'il y a besoin d'un Batman, maintenant qu'il prenne lui-même les commandes oui c'est une idée à la con, je l'aurais plutôt vu en mentor pour superviser Robin, Red Hood, Batgirl etc etc en attendant le retour de Bruce.

Non mais de toute façon c'est une idée de merde, non ?

[quote="Geoffrey Le Magnifique":2ga504uo][quote="KabFC":2ga504uo]C'est qui le mec dans le costume Gordon ? Si c'est lui pourquoi il ne lui ressemble pas ?[/quote:2ga504uo] Fallait lire les dialogues....deux mois d'entraînement intensif, retour au look US Marine parce qu'il a fait l'armée. Bon, ça a bien pris comme entrainement mais l'explication n'est pas capilotractée, c'est déjà ça.[/quote:2ga504uo] ce qui explique donc que l'on passe d'un flic d'environ 50-55 ans avec lunettes, fumant clope sur clope à un mec bodybuildé qui voit super bien et à 15-20 and de moins ok, moi ça me va c'est logique.

[quote="Blackiruah":30zf4pq4][quote="KabFC":30zf4pq4]C'est qui le mec dans le costume Gordon ? Si c'est lui pourquoi il ne lui ressemble pas ?[/quote:30zf4pq4] PArce que Snyder et Capullo ont du prendre de la Coc[/quote:30zf4pq4] De la Killer Coc, même ! [size=50:30zf4pq4](ouais, ouais, je sors… m'en fous, la soirée est très douce)[/size:30zf4pq4] Jim

[quote="KabFC":39unvv97]C'est qui le mec dans le costume Gordon ? Si c'est lui pourquoi il ne lui ressemble pas ?[/quote:39unvv97] Fallait lire les dialogues....deux mois d'entraînement intensif, retour au look US Marine parce qu'il a fait l'armée. Bon, ça a bien pris comme entrainement mais l'explication n'est pas capilotractée, c'est déja ça.

[quote="KabFC":11eup5v7]C'est qui le mec dans le costume Gordon ? Si c'est lui pourquoi il ne lui ressemble pas ?[/quote:11eup5v7] PArce que Snyder et Capullo ont du prendre de la Coc

C'est qui le mec dans le costume Gordon ? Si c'est lui pourquoi il ne lui ressemble pas ?

Je ne comprends même pas qu'il n'existe pas déjà une application pour ça !

Les lampes de poche bat-signal (comment que c'est trop une image géniale )

[img:37ov5o9e]http://imageshack.com/a/img905/981/rIpyOT.jpg[/img:37ov5o9e] [quote:37ov5o9e]DC Sneak Peek: Batman (Digital) Publisher DC Comics Cover Price: $0.00 Release Date May 27th, 2015 Two months ago, the Joker released his deadly Endgame virus on the city of Gotham, leaving its citizens wounded and without their champion. Now, one man must answer the question, "Are you ready to be Batman?"[/quote:37ov5o9e] [img:37ov5o9e]http://imageshack.com/a/img903/9002/Q5hnIt.jpg[/img:37ov5o9e] [img:37ov5o9e]http://imageshack.com/a/img661/2936/zHIKhf.jpg[/img:37ov5o9e] [img:37ov5o9e]http://imageshack.com/a/img633/1104/atgm8c.jpg[/img:37ov5o9e] [img:37ov5o9e]http://imageshack.com/a/img538/673/JkMSrb.jpg[/img:37ov5o9e] [img:37ov5o9e]http://imageshack.com/a/img673/2389/NzCof4.jpg[/img:37ov5o9e] [img:37ov5o9e]http://imageshack.com/a/img910/1313/tc1d8F.jpg[/img:37ov5o9e] [img:37ov5o9e]http://imageshack.com/a/img911/3033/pYo65q.jpg[/img:37ov5o9e] [img:37ov5o9e]http://imageshack.com/a/img540/690/ICr7Ik.jpg[/img:37ov5o9e]

[quote="Jim Lainé":20c0ddih][quote="KabFC":20c0ddih]Je viens de voir la news sur la front page du site, je sais pas qui l'a fait, mais je trouve le jeu de mot douteux tout de même.[/quote:20c0ddih] Quoi ? "De la tension à Gotham City" ? Sérieux ? Dites, les gars, c'est la lune, ou quoi ? Parce que je vous sens très à fleur de peau, ces derniers temps. Genre Hitch fait mal aux yeux, les titres rigolos sont douteux… Je vous sens tous un peu tendus. Ou alors c'est moi qui n'ai un peu rien à foutre de rien, c'est possible aussi. Mais sérieux, je trouve ça sympathique et souriant, sans être agressif, grossier ou de mauvais goût, c'est plutôt passe-partout comme expression. Jim[/quote:20c0ddih] Je ne vois pas le lien entre Hitch et la lune ... il dessine avec son cul ?

c'était une jolie tirade jusqu'à "libé" ^^

[quote="KabFC":17rwag4y] Ben oui c'est genre une crise cardiaque quand même pas un truc ou tu vas à la pharmacie et c'est réglé. [/quote:17rwag4y] Bien sûr, que c'est sérieux, mais bon, faut pas exagérer non plus. Les gens sont responsables de ce qu'ils écrivent (d'une part), mais franchement, si on peut plus sourire dès qu'il s'agit de maladie (ou autres trucs terribles), le politiquement correct aura triomphé (et [b:17rwag4y]Libé[/b:17rwag4y] n'aura qu'à fermer boutique). N'oubliez pas qu'au final, comme le titrait un éditeur dans sa raison sociale, "rien n'a d'importance". Jim

[quote="Jim Lainé":uijgpz9a]Genre Hitch fait mal aux yeux, les titres rigolos sont douteux… Je vous sens tous un peu tendus.[/quote:uijgpz9a] [i:uijgpz9a][size=85:uijgpz9a]Y'a de quoi être tendu quand on voit ses couvertures qui détruisent les yeux...[/size:uijgpz9a][/i:uijgpz9a]

[quote="Jim Lainé":1g7rhcr2][quote="KabFC":1g7rhcr2]Je viens de voir la news sur la front page du site, je sais pas qui l'a fait, mais je trouve le jeu de mot douteux tout de même.[/quote:1g7rhcr2] Quoi ? "De la tension à Gotham City" ? Sérieux ? Dites, les gars, c'est la lune, ou quoi ? Parce que je vous sens très à fleur de peau, ces derniers temps. Genre Hitch fait mal aux yeux, les titres rigolos sont douteux… Je vous sens tous un peu tendus. Ou alors c'est moi qui n'ai un peu rien à foutre de rien, c'est possible aussi. Mais sérieux, je trouve ça sympathique et souriant, sans être agressif, grossier ou de mauvais goût, c'est plutôt passe-partout comme expression. Jim[/quote:1g7rhcr2] Ben oui c'est genre une crise cardiaque quand même pas un truc ou tu vas à la pharmacie et c'est réglé. J'aurais mis un truc du genre peur à Gotham, par exemple bref plus passe partout. Après c'est pas grave, hein, juste une petite remarque. Quand à Hitch oui ces variant pour JLA sont vraiment pas à mon gout et il a perdu de sa superbe.

[quote="Jack!":1exhsvwr]Mes autres titres étaient "[b:1exhsvwr]Capullo risque-t-il de crever la gueule ouverte ?[/b:1exhsvwr]" et "[b:1exhsvwr]On creuse une tombe à coté des parents Wayne ![/b:1exhsvwr]". J'ai eu un peu peur que quelqu'un nous fasse vraiment une crise cardiaque cette fois.[/quote:1exhsvwr] Tu aurais pu essayer un truc discret genre "[i:1exhsvwr]Capullo met du cœur à l'ouvrage mais il n'a pas de veine[/i:1exhsvwr]". Jim

Mes autres titres étaient "[b:wgoqwp0t]Capullo risque-t-il de crever la gueule ouverte ?[/b:wgoqwp0t]" et "[b:wgoqwp0t]On creuse une tombe à coté des parents Wayne ![/b:wgoqwp0t]". J'ai eu un peu peur que quelqu'un nous fasse vraiment une crise cardiaque cette fois.

[quote="KabFC":1wdni32x]Je viens de voir la news sur la front page du site, je sais pas qui l'a fait, mais je trouve le jeu de mot douteux tout de même.[/quote:1wdni32x] Quoi ? "De la tension à Gotham City" ? Sérieux ? Dites, les gars, c'est la lune, ou quoi ? Parce que je vous sens très à fleur de peau, ces derniers temps. Genre Hitch fait mal aux yeux, les titres rigolos sont douteux… Je vous sens tous un peu tendus. Ou alors c'est moi qui n'ai un peu rien à foutre de rien, c'est possible aussi. Mais sérieux, je trouve ça sympathique et souriant, sans être agressif, grossier ou de mauvais goût, c'est plutôt passe-partout comme expression. Jim

En tout cas, mon attrait pour cette série va grandement diminué si Capullo se barre (même à son corps défendant, le pauvre). Espérons que ce n'est que passager.

Sans aller jusque là Jack, c'est à mon avis maladroit. Après on peut rire de tout, mais pas avec tous le monde

[quote="KabFC":3kj7sotd]Je viens de voir la news sur la front page du site, je sais pas qui l'a fait, mais je trouve le jeu de mot douteux tout de même.[/quote:3kj7sotd] Moi aussi. J'exige son renvoi immédiat !

Je viens de voir la news sur la front page du site, je sais pas qui l'a fait, mais je trouve le jeu de mot douteux tout de même.

Ah non il va pas nous la jouer à la Wieringa ou Peru, Mc Duffie, no way, c'était déjà trop.

Si en plus, Bunnycop perd son dessinateur....

[quote="Hush":16y8yf9f]Mais bon, je suis trop bon public.[/quote:16y8yf9f] Ouais, je trouve aussi. Jim

[color=#FFFFFF:1v4wcqjb]...........[/color:1v4wcqjb][img:1v4wcqjb]http://imageshack.com/a/img673/710/LVHAxC.jpg[/img:1v4wcqjb] Le dessinateur [b:1v4wcqjb]Greg Capullo[/b:1v4wcqjb] s'est retrouvé à l’hôpital suite à une douleur dans la poitrine. Les symptômes rappelleraient non-moins qu'une crise cardiaque. Bien entendu, son médecin lui a conseillé de ralentir sur la planche à dessin. Voici déjà quelques uns des messages que l'on peut trouver sur son compte twitter: [quote="Greg Capullo":1v4wcqjb]I just officially got out of bed. Is this what days off are like?![/quote:1v4wcqjb] [quote:1v4wcqjb]After landing in the ER for a suspected heart attack, I realize I must heed the advice of my doc to stop working 12-15hrs/7 days a week.[/quote:1v4wcqjb] [quote:1v4wcqjb]I've always lived under the believe that I'm an unstoppable machine. "They" are trying to convince me that I'm flesh and blood[/quote:1v4wcqjb] [quote:1v4wcqjb]The thing about me that worries me is that, in short time, I'll forget the fear I felt and go balls out as always for sake of the book.[/quote:1v4wcqjb] [quote:1v4wcqjb]Don't worry. It's gonna take s lot to kill me[/quote:1v4wcqjb] [quote:1v4wcqjb]The other thing that I MUST stop doing-when a panel or page is giving me trouble I don't walk away-I stay and fight for HOURS. Max stress[/quote:1v4wcqjb] [quote:1v4wcqjb]Tbc-no heart attack. All stress related. I've much more ass left to kick[/quote:1v4wcqjb] [quote="Capullo":1v4wcqjb][quote="Jenny G":1v4wcqjb]OMG Was it a panic attack ? Are you Ok ?[/quote:1v4wcqjb]That's what they called it, I guess. I was like, nah. Do you know who I am, bitches? [/quote:1v4wcqjb]

[quote:zdyddxzq]As far as how long their run will last past the incoming "Batman" #50, Snyder said, "I think we're just playing it by ear. I have more stories, I'd work w/ Greg on anything anywhere so I think we'll just see where we are, how you guys feel, all of it when we get there?" Capullo added that he and Snyder would love to keep working together, and pressed on another DC character they could tackle, he wrote, "Old school LOBO would be a bloody good time." Snyder himself said, "I'd work with Greg on anything, anywhere. Licensed, creator owned. Learn from this guy every day - makes me a better writer."[/quote:zdyddxzq] [url=http://www.comicbookresources.com/article/snyder-capullo-tease-future-of-bat-family-with-batmanchat:zdyddxzq][b:zdyddxzq][size=150:zdyddxzq]COMMENTAIRES DE SCOTT SNYDER ET GREG CAPULLO[/size:zdyddxzq][/b:zdyddxzq][/url:zdyddxzq]

[quote="Jack!":n285pffk][b:n285pffk]Et le Tout Nouveau Batman est...[/b:n285pffk] La dernière page de la courte histoire sur Batman que publiera DC Comics au sein du [b:n285pffk]Free Comic Book Day 2015[/b:n285pffk] a été diffusée sur le net. Elle révèle l'identité de celui qui porte le casque du [b:n285pffk]Tout Nouveau Batman[/b:n285pffk] subventionné par la police de Gotham. De quoi laisser songeur quant au destin du célèbre justicier qui se joue actuellement dans l'arc [b:n285pffk]Endgame[/b:n285pffk]. Pour les lecteurs qui veulent préserver la surprise, il leur suffit d'attendre la sortie du numéro en question le 2 mai prochain. Sinon, cliquez ci-dessous. [spoiler:n285pffk][img:n285pffk]http://imageshack.com/a/img912/7404/tyzs7P.jpg[/img:n285pffk][/spoiler:n285pffk][/quote:n285pffk] Le scénariste Scott Snyder parle plus en détail des dernières révélations concernant le nouveau Batman: [quote:n285pffk]But Jim Gordon is like us. Having it thrust on him, the way the story develops, he knows the city needs a Batman, and basically, the Powers family proposes it to him. They basically say, "We need a Batman, but we need one with checks and balances. We need one that follows the law." Batman needs a secret identity, but the people that need to know who he is, know who he is. And Jim is like, "Why me? Get someone younger."And they say, "You know the city better than everybody else." It's that simple. When he steps back from it and looks it, he says, "It's true." For me, it's a really personal story. It's almost like, what if someone came up to you and said, "We need you to do this thing. You're the person." But you never expected it, and suddenly, you have all of this on your shoulders. Without giving too much away, it's also a story largely about what has happened to Bruce. In a lot of ways, as crazy as it sounds, it sticks really close to the core. It's really a love letter to Bruce and the Batman mythology.[/quote:n285pffk] [url=http://www.comicbookresources.com/article/spoilers-snyder-capullo-discuss-fcbds-major-batman-reveal:n285pffk][b:n285pffk][size=150:n285pffk]INTERVIEW DU SCÉNARISTE SCOTT SNYDER[/size:n285pffk][/b:n285pffk][/url:n285pffk]

[quote="snyder":3f8z3xwn]I think he means "friend" in a way that's cruel. He's turning everything that Joker has done on its head. But I do think, in some ways, he understood, deep down, that they were bound together. You know? The Joker, to me, is the opposite of Batman more than anybody could be. I mean, the Riddler is so much fun to use because he's basically about testing Batman's greatest strengths, his detection skills and figuring out mysteries. But the Joker is what he's about, for me. Joker says, "The tragedy that happened to you when you were a little boy? That happens to all of us, and it could happen at any moment. Life means nothing. It's just randomness. So I would stand in the alley and just laugh, if you thought you were going to become a hero and prevent this from happening to other people. Because who cares? It will happen anyway. There's no stopping it. There's no stopping the violence. There's no stopping the chaos." So that's the great joke that the Joker says he's been laughing at for hundreds of years. Even though he's proven not to be who he said he was, in terms of the immortality, that's what he's always stood for[/quote:3f8z3xwn] [url=http://www.newsarama.com/24337-batman-40-snyder-and-capullo-explain-surprise-ending-spoilers.html:3f8z3xwn][b:3f8z3xwn][size=150:3f8z3xwn]INTERVIEW DE SCOTT SNYDER ET GREG CAPULLO[/size:3f8z3xwn][/b:3f8z3xwn][/url:3f8z3xwn]

[quote="Capullo":3cz762q0]Like Scott has said before, you don't do a story like this without the backdoor to bring him back. And you have to do a story like this to tell a better story. And we are doing a better story. But come on, of course I don't want Bruce Wayne to never return. [Laughs] No fan would ever want to see that and Scott and I are two of the biggest Batman fans on the planet. Would we want to crush, kill destroy Bruce Wayne so that he's gone forever? Absolutely not because he's as entrenched in our hearts as is he is for every fan that loves him.[/quote:3cz762q0] [quote="Snyder":3cz762q0] Exactly. I don't want to give spoilers about how Bruce figures in or doesn’t figure into the next arc but my favorite stories are the ones that do this kind of thing like "Superior Spider-Man" or Bucky and Cap. They are largely about what makes that first person special. "Superior Spider-Man" is a love letter to Peter Parker and, in a lot of ways, this next arc is very much about why Bruce has to come back and be Batman. But, while we're at it, let's have a lot of fun.[/quote:3cz762q0] [url=http://www.comicbookresources.com/article/snyder-capullo-discuss-killer-endgame-finale-in-batman:3cz762q0][b:3cz762q0][size=150:3cz762q0]INTERVIEW DE SCOTT SNYDER ET GREG CAPULLO[/size:3cz762q0][/b:3cz762q0][/url:3cz762q0]

Il était vraiment sympa cet arc. A défaut d'être totalement brillant, le récit est efficace, spectaculaire, démonstratif de sa connaissance pointu des personnages et, finalement, une jolie célébration du Joker. Une histoire typique de Snyder et plus aboutie qu'à l'accoutumé en somme. Elle n'est pas exempt de défaut, on retrouve les mêmes tics d'écritures de l'auteur (les personnages avancent immobiles, l'intrigue vivote sur les "on dit") mais le scénariste pense à clore toutes ses intrigues, parfois précipitamment (en ce qui concerne le Joker alors que le lecteur se demande encore ce que fout un puits de Lazare sous Gotham ?) ou de manière brouillonne ("[size=85:32bqw2fq][i:32bqw2fq]alors en fait, j'ai sauvé mes amis avec une version du vaccin que j'ai créé avant même d'être empoisonné et d'avoir découvert l'ingrédient miracle, c'est à se demande ce que je suis venu faire dans ce trou d'ailleurs ![/i:32bqw2fq][/size:32bqw2fq]"). Mais pour le coup, personne ne pourra lui reprocher de ne pas répondre aux questions laissées en suspend*. Pour le reste, on a une belle confrontation au rythme soutenu (C'est d'ailleurs un des plaisirs avec Snyder, il essaie toujours de raconter une histoire de bout en bout), une touche bienvenue d'épouvante, des scènes d'apocalypse qui participent à l'aspect évènementiel, une caractérisation "sale gosse" qu'affectionne l'auteur et une bonne grosse dose de twists à chaque épisode, le tout illustré par un Greg Capullo en grande forme. [size=85:32bqw2fq]* C'est dommage d'ailleurs parce que le Joker se prête justement bien à ce genre d'interprétation hasardeuse, d'origine sans fond. C'était déjà plus cohérent de laisser flotter le doute qu'avec un soit-disant petit frère.[/size:32bqw2fq]

[img:juul12mf]http://imageshack.com/a/img661/3866/ye5BGV.jpg[/img:juul12mf] [img:juul12mf]http://imageshack.com/a/img661/6530/hrbIC9.jpg[/img:juul12mf] [quote:juul12mf]BATMAN #40 Written by: Scott Snyder Art by: Greg Capullo, Danny Miki Cover by: Danny Miki, Greg Capullo Variant cover by: Andy Kubert, Dave Johnson The finale of “Endgame” is here! Batman risks everything against The Joker! Who will laugh last? This issue is also offered as a combo pack edition with a redemption code for a digital download of this issue. U.S. Price: 4.99 On Sale Date: Apr 29 2015[/quote:juul12mf] [img:juul12mf]http://imageshack.com/a/img661/1576/R6ekB2.jpg[/img:juul12mf] [img:juul12mf]http://imageshack.com/a/img540/7047/5GB9Ug.jpg[/img:juul12mf] [img:juul12mf]http://imageshack.com/a/img537/1396/h328Ld.jpg[/img:juul12mf] [img:juul12mf]http://imageshack.com/a/img907/865/h4YBkJ.jpg[/img:juul12mf] Source: www.pastemagazine.com

[quote:2gjq8ax7] "Greg [Capullo] for example...when we started, my process with Raphael on 'American Vampire' was full script. So the script would say 'Page 1 -- We're in space' which is a spoiler for our next arc if you're reading. "But I did that for Greg, and he wrote back to me on 'Batman' #1 and said, 'Dude, I respect you, but I think your story is going to get in the way of the art...we went back and forth until I was a total dick and said, 'Well, the reason I got to write Batman was this.' And he said, 'Well, I hope your mom is proud of you.'" Snyder said that eventually DC's staff made a truce happen, and once Capullo started turning in work, the writer realized that they would be a perfect fit and became fast friends. "My process with him is to write the scenes much more loose -- like Marvel style. It's not necessarily something I like more than full script, but the point is to get the best work out of your artist as possible," he said, noting that every artist is different. Albuquerque likes full scripts with loose descriptions of action while Jock prefers full scripts. [/quote:2gjq8ax7] [url=http://www.comicbookresources.com/article/c2e2-live-scott-snyder-talks-batman-endgame-gordon-american-vampire:2gjq8ax7][b:2gjq8ax7][size=200:2gjq8ax7]C2E2: L'INTERVIEW DE SCOTT SNYDER[/size:2gjq8ax7][/b:2gjq8ax7][/url:2gjq8ax7]

[quote="Regulator":1r0ktuvf]Edit:d'après Palnet DC,la femme lui demande s'il est prêt à devenir le nouveau Batman...[/quote:1r0ktuvf] C'est exactement ce qu'elle lui demande.

Mais rien ne dit que le nom cité soit le sien. Supposons que la femme lui demande autre chose,genre: "qui a eu cette idée,le commissaire Gordon?" Edit:d'après Planet DC,la femme lui demande s'il est prêt à devenir le nouveau Batman...

Ou il est tombé dans un puits !

C'est clairement pas le nom dans la bulle au dessus de sa tête ou alors il a pris une formule pour rajeunir.

Mais si, tout le monde le connait. Son nom est marqué dans la bulle juste au dessus de sa tête.

Je ne reconnais pas ce type ! gggrrrrrrrrrr!!!!

[quote="Blackiruah":2mivb8oy]C'est robocop!!![/quote:2mivb8oy] Je t'avais dis que ce serait lui dans l'armure.

C'est robocop!!!

Et c'est qui !?? je vois pas là ! même en cliquant...

[b:9t6bv7rh]Et le Tout Nouveau Batman est...[/b:9t6bv7rh] La dernière page de la courte histoire sur Batman que publiera DC Comics au sein du [b:9t6bv7rh]Free Comic Book Day 2015[/b:9t6bv7rh] a été diffusée sur le net. Elle révèle l'identité de celui qui porte le casque du [b:9t6bv7rh]Tout Nouveau Batman[/b:9t6bv7rh] subventionné par la police de Gotham. De quoi laisser songeur quant au destin du célèbre justicier qui se joue actuellement dans l'arc [b:9t6bv7rh]Endgame[/b:9t6bv7rh]. Pour les lecteurs qui veulent préserver la surprise, il leur suffit d'attendre la sortie du numéro en question le 2 mai prochain. Sinon, cliquez ci-dessous. [spoiler:9t6bv7rh][img:9t6bv7rh]http://imageshack.com/a/img912/7404/tyzs7P.jpg[/img:9t6bv7rh][/spoiler:9t6bv7rh]

Voici la couverture variante de [url=http://www.comics-sanctuary.com/forum/convergence-0-king-lobdell-jurgens-pagulayan-t73177.html:210qnxoy][b:210qnxoy]Convergence #1[/b:210qnxoy][/url:210qnxoy] réutilisant les recherches de Greg Capullo pour le nouveau Batman: [img:210qnxoy]http://imageshack.com/a/img909/2748/elF0lr.jpg[/img:210qnxoy]

[b:20zz9q74]Batman #40[/b:20zz9q74] (dernier chapitre de l'arc [b:20zz9q74]Endgame[/b:20zz9q74]) ne sortira pas avant fin avril. Il sera suivi dès mai par une courte histoire de 8 pages, publiée dans le numéro spécial [b:20zz9q74]Free Comic Book Day[/b:20zz9q74] et présentant le nouveau statu quo de Gotham ainsi que le nouveau "[url=http://www.comics-sanctuary.com/news/20066/le-tout-nouveau-batman-de-scott-snyder-et-greg-capullo.html:20zz9q74][b:20zz9q74]Armored Crusader[/b:20zz9q74][/url:20zz9q74]".

[quote:w3vw76u0]Well, I really feel like we have proceeded that way on Batman, redoing his origin and introducing his brother–all of these kinds of things are things we always felt–my favorite stories have been transgressive: Dark Knight Returns, Year One–they become canon, almost, in a way where they defy continuity, but then they’re so good that they become continuity. Not that our stories are that amazing, but that’s always been the goal, is to strive for that kind of thing. So continuity, for me, what it means from June going forward, is not being beholden to things that happened before the 52, or even things that have happened in ways that would restrict you. It’s about creating a shared universe with books going forward, so you will see continuity in terms of characters from We Are Robin, play a big role in our story in June. Batgirl plays a big role in our story–things like that. So there will be shared universe, but in terms of continuity as something that’s restrictive in the past, that’s not anything we’ve ever been, I think, been particularly prohibited by on Batman. We’ve always felt like, “Let’s pitch the craziest thing that we want to do.” If we love it, then DC has been very good to us about that stuff.[/quote:w3vw76u0] [url=http://www.nerdist.com/2015/03/scott-snyder-talks-batman-endgame-finale-post-convergence-plans/:w3vw76u0][b:w3vw76u0][size=150:w3vw76u0]INTERVIEW DU SCÉNARISTE SCOTT SNYDER[/size:w3vw76u0][/b:w3vw76u0][/url:w3vw76u0]

[quote:vhw01eph] I know this is a new level of coy, but I will say that the mythology will be radically reinterpreted and stretched in a different way. [2014’s] “Endgame” was designed to be my last story on Batman, but if I stayed after “Endgame,” it needed to be transformative, where everything was put aside and reinvented. It’s going to be a new cast. I can say we’re going to bring in characters you haven’t seen in Batman before. We’re also going to play a lot with a lot of the other books—characters from We Are Robin and Batgirl are in the book. You’re going to see Harper and Cullen, characters we’ve created. And there will be a really different feel to it. We actually toyed with the idea of just calling it “All-New Batman” for a while, because it is that different. I can also tell you it’s going to be all-new villains. I want to go back to the spirit we had when we were creating Court of Owls, where there’s new villains, new threats, new cast.[/quote:vhw01eph] [url=http://www.newsarama.com/23742-meet-dc-s-all-new-batman.html:vhw01eph][b:vhw01eph][size=150:vhw01eph]INTERVIEW DU SCÉNARISTE SCOTT SNYDER[/size:vhw01eph][/b:vhw01eph][/url:vhw01eph]

Bizarre mais moi aussi en le voyant je me suis dit : tiens on dirait chappie (et accessoirement Briareos vu que chappie lui ressemble)... :-D

Sur ce plan, il me rappelle un peu Bendis dans le fait de placer des enjeux assez haut pour accoucher d'une souris (en resolvant d un coup ce qui semblait irreslovable) et ne quasiment plus evoquer les points qui pourtant étaient supra important.

Faut que Snyder arrête de dire que ses arcs vont être énorme. Il a fait la même pour DOTF et on a vu le résultat ...

Je sais pas très bien faire les liens, mais allez voir le sujet sur [b:1wigfgea]Chappie[/b:1wigfgea] de Neill Blomkamp dans la rubrique films et vous verrez quand même qu'il y a de la ressemblance. Cela dit, Blomkamp n'a rien inventé en soi. Un robot avec des oreilles de lapin, c'est Briareos, l'un des personnages principaux du manga [b:1wigfgea]Appleseed[/b:1wigfgea] de Masamune Shirow, qui se trouve également être... un robot flic (enfin, un cyborg en réalité). Donc, si l'image que l'on nous présente n'est pas une blague de Snyder et Capullo, le "tout nouveau batman" est un robot avec une arme à feu. Vraiment bizarre... Mais bon, si c'est vraiment génial-over-the-top-révolutionnaire, alors je dois m'incliner

[quote="Sephyroth":3ecdszol] Plus sérieusement, je trouve que cela ressemble à [b:3ecdszol]Chapie[/b:3ecdszol], de dos.[/quote:3ecdszol] C'est Robocop avec des oreilles de lapin. Jim

Bizarre, le 1er avril, ce n'est que dans vingt jours… Plus sérieusement, je trouve que cela ressemble à [b:34lcwf7n]Chappie[/b:34lcwf7n], de dos.

Ce matin un lapin a tué une chauve souris.

Un mecha rabbit....

Même si je les kiffent tous les deux, à chaque nouvel arc, ils disent le même truc ! mdr

[img:chkd44et]http://imageshack.com/a/img633/4848/VTOruO.jpg[/img:chkd44et] Voici une première illustration de Greg Capullo présentant le "tout nouveau Batman". Il fera ses premiers faits d'armes dans Batman #41, le premier numéro à suivre l'arc-évènement [b:chkd44et]Endgame[/b:chkd44et] après la saga [url=http://www.comics-sanctuary.com/forum/convergence-0-king-lobdell-jurgens-pagulayan-t73177.html:chkd44et][b:chkd44et]Convergence[/b:chkd44et][/url:chkd44et] en juin prochain. Voici ce qu'en dit le scénariste Scott Snyder pour le moment: [quote="Scott Snyder":chkd44et]I'm not going to spoil it specifically, but I can tell you unequivocally, it is the boldest, weirdest, biggest thing we've ever tried on the book. I pitched Greg this thing: "If we do 'Endgame' the way we're going to do it, it's going to change everything." A transformative story that ends and burns down everything, and starts something brand new. We toyed with calling it "All-New Batman" afterwards because it's so different. Greg was just like, "I'm up for it! Let's do it! Let's surprise them! Give them what they don't know they want!" I was like, "Alright, let's do it." What we're doing in June -- I hope fans like it. I love it. My favorite stuff is the stuff where we take the biggest risks on the book. I honestly think this might be our best thing, in concept, so far. I promise. Just wait until you see. It's everything different.[/quote:chkd44et] [url=http://www.comicbookresources.com/article/snyder-promises-boldest-weirdest-status-quo-change-coming-to-batman-post-endgame:chkd44et][b:chkd44et][size=150:chkd44et]INTERVIEW DU SCÉNARISTE SCOTT SNYDER[/size:chkd44et][/b:chkd44et][/url:chkd44et]

J'ai surtout l'impréssion que Snyder reprend les grands arcs comme bendis sur les X-Men après year one, on est sur Killing Joke, en plus mauvais avec à priori du mauvais goût.

Mode HS(mais pas totalement)ON/ dans "Decampitated"de Troma,une femme se fait couper le bras puis elle le recoud. Le tueur se fait tronçonner la main;il la regreffe à son bras avec un pistolet à clous et du scotch. Mode HS(mais pas totalement)OFF.

je trouve ça simplement mauvais, du buzz de mauvais genre.

J'espère seulement que dans le prochain épisode il lui coupe l'autre bras. J'aime pas le travail inachevé.

Mais mais pourquoi est-ce vraiment utile ?

[quote:17dvw9k9]You will get a definitive answer in the story. I wouldn't necessarily say that Boone will give him that answer. You'll have to wait and see if that's where it comes from or not. That said, yes, I would not want the story to end with you in limbo about whether or not what the Joker's claiming to be true is true. So you will get a pretty definitive answer.[/quote:17dvw9k9] [url=http://www.ign.com/articles/2015/02/26/the-joker-just-cut-off-redacteds-hand:17dvw9k9][b:17dvw9k9][size=150:17dvw9k9]INTERVIEW DU SCÉNARISTE SCOTT SNYDER[/size:17dvw9k9][/b:17dvw9k9][/url:17dvw9k9]

ATTENTION, SPOILERS ! [spoiler:vjizttsu][img:vjizttsu]http://imageshack.com/a/img537/5328/PeZOCb.jpg[/img:vjizttsu] [img:vjizttsu]http://imageshack.com/a/img633/3407/uZ6foW.jpg[/img:vjizttsu][/spoiler:vjizttsu] [quote:vjizttsu]With "Endgame," this was originally intended to be Greg and my last story on this book. And then I thought of another one I had in the back of my mind. And I was like, I could never get them to let me do that, ever. And then I realized this story actually is the most perfect set-up for that story. So then I thought, what if Greg wanted to stay and fans don't hate us after it? Maybe they will. But I realized that "Endgame" could be transformative. I guess the way I'd describe "Endgame" is, it's actually all the other things we've learned on the book, in one.[/quote:vjizttsu] [url=http://www.newsarama.com/23634-scott-snyder-hands-us-answers-about-shocking-batman-39-spoilers.html:vjizttsu][b:vjizttsu][size=150:vjizttsu]INTERVIEW DU SCÉNARISTE SCOTT SNYDER[/size:vjizttsu][/b:vjizttsu][/url:vjizttsu]

[img:3cmurwjt]http://imageshack.com/a/img910/8676/JA30YN.jpg[/img:3cmurwjt] [img:3cmurwjt]http://imageshack.com/a/img540/338/5qrAWM.jpg[/img:3cmurwjt] [img:3cmurwjt]http://imageshack.com/a/img673/4006/RbxgT7.jpg[/img:3cmurwjt] [quote:3cmurwjt]BATMAN #39 Written by SCOTT SNYDER Backup story written by SCOTT SNYDER and JAMES TYNION IV Art and cover by GREG CAPULLO and DANNY MIKI Backup story art by DUSTIN NGUYEN HARLEY QUINN Variant cover by JILL THOMPSON 1:25 Variant cover by ANDY KUBERT On sale FEBRUARY 11 • 40 pg, FC, $3.99 US • RATED T Combo pack edition: $4.99 US “Endgame” part 5. The Joker is back! The penultimate issue of the Clown Prince of Crime’s horrifying return! Plus, in the backup story, the inmates and Mahreen finally learn the truth about The Joker! This issue is also offered as a combo pack edition with a redemption code for a digital download of this issue.[/quote:3cmurwjt] [img:3cmurwjt]http://imageshack.com/a/img673/9008/V3sJvG.jpg[/img:3cmurwjt] [img:3cmurwjt]http://imageshack.com/a/img673/7941/8Axhbx.jpg[/img:3cmurwjt] [img:3cmurwjt]http://imageshack.com/a/img537/1232/sxsPEt.jpg[/img:3cmurwjt] [img:3cmurwjt]http://imageshack.com/a/img909/7889/yv2FtE.jpg[/img:3cmurwjt] Source: www.newsarama.com

[quote="Jack!":29sk8ndd][quote="soyouz":29sk8ndd]Ah pardon, j'ai parlé trop vite. Je suis encore à Angoulême ! Donc, je parlais de la Rencontre Internationale organisée par Urban avec Murphy, Staples, Craig, Scalera, Vaughan et donc Snyder au festival international de la bande dessinée d'Angoulême ![/quote:29sk8ndd] Ah, tiens ! Et qu'est-ce qu'il disait ? [/quote:29sk8ndd] Pas grand chose justement ! Le sujet était quand même Image et donc la comparaison avec leur manière de travailler vis à vis de ce qu'ils ont fait pour les big two (et même Vertigo). Et si y en a bien un qui ne s'est presque pas exprimé, c’est bien lui (je t'avoue qu'il y a concours avec Scalera je pense, qui avait l'air un peu fatigué ! ). D'où l'expression du "cul entre deux chaises", et nous étions quelques-uns à avoir cet avis ! Mais ce n'est qu'un avis, pas une certitude !

[quote="soyouz":dnka6mqk]Ah pardon, j'ai parlé trop vite. Je suis encore à Angoulême ! Donc, je parlais de la Rencontre Internationale organisée par Urban avec Murphy, Staples, Craig, Scalera, Vaughan et donc Snyder au festival international de la bande dessinée d'Angoulême ![/quote:dnka6mqk] Ah, tiens ! Et qu'est-ce qu'il disait ? [quote:dnka6mqk]Est-ce que cette histoire montre un trait de son caractère ?[/quote:dnka6mqk] On sait, parce qu'il le répète souvent lui-même, ainsi que le dessinateur Greg Capullo, que Scott Snyder est d'une nature très anxieuse, presque phobique. De là à savoir comment ça impacte son propre travail...

Ah pardon, j'ai parlé trop vite. Je suis encore à Angoulême ! Donc, je parlais de la Rencontre Internationale organisée par Urban avec Murphy, Staples, Craig, Scalera, Vaughan et donc Snyder au festival international de la bande dessinée d'Angoulême !

[quote="soyouz":2h4q8sbo]C'est marrant, parce que j'ai pas trouvé que Snyder se soit beaucoup mouillé à la rencontre internationale, le cul entre deux chaises entre le système Image et ses obligations envers DC ![/quote:2h4q8sbo] Je ne suis pas sûr de comprendre. La rencontre internationale ?

[quote="Jack!":sz8pjw0p]Scott Snyder va conclure en laissant l'origine du Joker à l'appréciation du lecteur, comme avec Lincoln March. C'est le problème avec Snyder, il essaie de bousculer Batman mais [b:sz8pjw0p]sans se mouiller[/b:sz8pjw0p], de peur de le trahir (et de trahir ses lecteurs par la même). [/quote:sz8pjw0p] C'est marrant, parce que j'ai pas trouvé que Snyder se soit beaucoup mouillé à la rencontre internationale, le cul entre deux chaises entre le système Image et ses obligations envers DC ! Est-ce que cette histoire montre un trait de son caractère ?

Effectivement, l'interview de Snyder fait craindre le pire pour la fin. C'est dommage, le postulat était intéressant. Enfin, on verra, car au final, je fais partie de ceux qui n'ont pas été déçus par la fausse révélation sur Lincoln March. Le seul truc décevant était que c'était assez prévisible que ce soit lui le méchant (la seule nouvelle tête à apparaître longuement dans cet arc). Mais bon, tout le baratin du scientifique dans l'épisode 38, je le trouvais plutôt bien vu et très pertinent (comparer le Joker à Dionysos, c'est fort symboliquement et plutôt inédit). Le fait de vouloir faire du Joker une incarnation, un avatar surnaturel de la folie, en le raccrochant au mythe des immortels de l'univers DC (Savage et Ras Al Ghul) et en le positionnant dans le contexte d'une Gotham occulte (la ville du bouc satanique, si cher à Morrison sur son run), c'était bien vu aussi. Non, vraiment, ce serait dommage de tout foutre en l'air juste pour un effet de style.

[quote="Sephyroth":qs8a2e99]On ne sait peut-être pas qui il est, mais on comprend d'où il vient et ce qu'il est (ou ce qu'il est devenu). Donc, sauf à tout annuler à la dernière minute, je pense que l'on peut quand même affirmer que Snyder donne réellement une interprétation des origines du Joker.[/quote:qs8a2e99] Il n'y a pas plus de preuve pour le Joker que pour le lien qui unit Lincoln March à la famille Wayne. Ce n'est pas la première fois que le Prince du Crime use de trucages et autres poisons pour mettre l'univers du Batman sens dessus dessous. Non, l'histoire se terminera probablement avec Bruce Wayne scrutant Gotham à l'horrizon, doutant de la véracité de ce qu'il vient de découvrir (et le lecteur avec). Surtout que Snyder n'a probablement pas pour programme de devoir reconduire ses intrigues puisqu'il a imaginé Endgame comme la dernière aventure du Joker par ses soins. Voici une réponse de l'auteur concernant l'immortalité du Joker: [quote="Snyder":qs8a2e99]No, no, it's open-ended. I want you to feel like Batman does. Is it true? It can't be true! I don't want it to be true! I hate the idea! All of that. I want it to be like, is this true? That's the driving engine of the story for me. Joker's saying, you've always wanted to be more than yourself, more than your body. And your biggest fear is when your mortality takes over, when you aren't fast enough or strong enough. And I'm willing to show you that not only is that moment now, but I'm going to bring it to bear against you by saying I've always been the thing that you wanted to be. And he's saying he would have given this to Batman — like, "I would have given you the fluid in my body, in my spine. I could have turned you into what you wanted to be. But you dropped me off a cliff. And so now I'm just going to bring it all to bear against you."[/quote:qs8a2e99]

[quote="Jack!":qphsprcv]Scott Snyder va conclure en laissant l'origine du Joker à l'appréciation du lecteur, comme avec Lincoln March. C'est le problème avec Snyder, il essaie de bousculer Batman mais sans se mouiller, de peur de le trahir (et de trahir ses lecteurs par la même). [/quote:qphsprcv] En même temps, il s'avance déjà beaucoup dans le dernier numéro, s'agissant de l'origine du Joker. On ne sait peut-être pas qui il est, mais on comprend d'où il vient et ce qu'il est (ou ce qu'il est devenu). Donc, sauf à tout annuler à la dernière minute, je pense que l'on peut quand même affirmer que Snyder donne réellement une interprétation des origines du Joker. Et ça fait quand même une sacrée différence par rapport au postulat général, qui veut que le Joker soit là et puis c'est tout, peu importe ses origines (à l'exception de Moore, évidemment).

Scott Snyder va conclure en laissant l'origine du Joker à l'appréciation du lecteur, comme avec Lincoln March. C'est le problème avec Snyder, il essaie de bousculer Batman mais sans se mouiller, de peur de le trahir (et de trahir ses lecteurs par la même). Ce dernier arc est très sympa à lire, très prenant, plutôt malin et très agréable à zieuter, mais je doute que la conclusion soit un véritable feu d'artifice.

La conclusion du 38 me laisse perplexe. C'est extrêmement ambitieux, mais je ne sais franchement pas s'il arrivera à tout faire tenir. En gros, et sauf si je me trompe, Snyder essaye de relier tout ce qu'il a mis en place. [spoiler:1188zgi5]Ainsi, il reste centré sur sa marotte (Gotham et son histoire), en intégrant le Joker comme une incarnation immortelle, à travers le temps, de la folie et du crime. Et, au milieu de tout cela, il y aurait la Cours des Hiboux comme observateurs privilégiés de la "véritable" histoire de Gotham.[/spoiler:1188zgi5] A voir la suite, je suis toujours curieux, mais il a vraiment pas intérêt à se rater sur le final.

[img:275ygc3m]http://cdn2.denofgeek.us/sites/denofgeekus/files/styles/insert_main_wide_image/public/6/38//joker_3.jpg?itok=P3EyQsWl[/img:275ygc3m] [spoiler:275ygc3m][img:275ygc3m]http://i.imgur.com/sITqCob.jpg[/img:275ygc3m] [img:275ygc3m]http://static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/0/40/4288904-newspaper.jpg[/img:275ygc3m] [img:275ygc3m]https://girloncomicbookworld.files.wordpress.com/2014/12/batman-37-panel-joker.png[/img:275ygc3m][/spoiler:275ygc3m] Hé bé,c'est du lourd. On va voir où ça nous mène...

[quote:3i45o960] And the story that I thought of for after this — it was like, wait a minute. If I do that, it's exactly where I am emotionally, meaning I kind of thought I was done, but then I have, like, you know what? If I did that, it would give me a whole crazy lease, and it would give me characters that are in a different place in their lives, where I am, and it would really… I know I could do it. It's easily — it could be the dumbest thing I've ever thought of, ever. Or it could be the best thing. I have no idea. I really don't know. I mean, everybody at DC is really excited about it now, luckily, and I'm very excited. But I always have to be, like, "hear me out" before I tell them where we're going with it. And it's not Joker becomes Batman. I'm not going to rip off Dan [Slott] with Superior Spider-Man. It's not that. But it's a very high level of crazy. This story [Endgame] is transformative. And the only way to stay on the book, I feel like, as much as I was like, "I'm going to do some small stories with Bluebird and Batman and Julia." That would be great. That would. But then I think of something like this and I'm like, if I don't do that…. it's an idea that I promise hasn't been done in 75 years of Batman. And you think of it, and I'm like, that speaks to where I am! If I don't do it, I feel like, I'm going to regret it.[/quote:3i45o960] [url=http://www.newsarama.com/23362-post-convergence-batman-will-have-new-status-quo-no-one-has-done-in-75-years-of-batman.html:3i45o960][b:3i45o960][size=150:3i45o960]INTERVIEW DU SCÉNARISTE SCOTT SNYDER[/size:3i45o960][/b:3i45o960][/url:3i45o960]

[quote:32uubrf3]One of the things that is almost unspoken between Bruce and Dick is the question of, "Did we just miss our chance to kill him?" Or is it possible that The Joker always had this substance in him and it wouldn't have worked any way? He would have just got up and laughed. Ultimately, now he is kind of reveling in the fact that you cannot take him down. He is this character that has a much longer history than you would think. The other reason that it's deeply scary, and why he's chosen to flaunt it in front of Batman, whether or not it's true, is because he believes very much that Batman's biggest problem, his biggest fear, is his own mortality. He's tried to transform himself into a symbol that extends beyond his own body and extends beyond his own life, and not in a way that he is afraid of dying. Bruce is afraid of losing Batman to his own body as he gets older. He's afraid that he'll go down fighting, but he won't be strong enough, he won't be fast enough. He isn't exactly the legend that Batman has become. He's still, ultimately, physically defined by his own body. He's a person, and The Joker is saying that. He's saying, "I know who you are. You're nothing. You're reduced to being just Bruce Wayne. I'm something much bigger than you -- and I always have been." [/quote:32uubrf3] [url=http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=58836:32uubrf3][b:32uubrf3][size=150:32uubrf3]INTERVIEW DU SCÉNARISTE SCOTT SNYDER[/size:32uubrf3][/b:32uubrf3][/url:32uubrf3]

[img:1rsswubd]http://imageshack.com/a/img540/1390/EduCOu.jpg[/img:1rsswubd] [img:1rsswubd]http://imageshack.com/a/img540/4630/QDIiBU.jpg[/img:1rsswubd] [img:1rsswubd]http://imageshack.com/a/img538/9378/X3IcTn.jpg[/img:1rsswubd] [quote:1rsswubd]BATMAN #38 Written by SCOTT SNYDER Backup story written by SCOTT SNYDER and JAMES TYNION IV Art and cover by GREG CAPULLO and DANNY MIKI Backup story art by SAM KIETH THE FLASH 75 Variant cover by TONY S. DANIEL 1:25 Variant cover by ANDY KUBERT On sale JANUARY 14 • 32 pg, FC, $3.99 US • RATED T Combo pack edition: $4.99 US “Endgame” part 4. The Joker is back! This time, no more funny stuff. And in the backup story, five Arkham Asylum escapees share their encounters with The Joker! This issue is also offered as a combo pack edition with a redemption code for a digital download of this issue.[/quote:1rsswubd] [img:1rsswubd]http://imageshack.com/a/img538/6933/tTmdEt.jpg[/img:1rsswubd] [img:1rsswubd]http://imageshack.com/a/img673/9125/abiVh8.jpg[/img:1rsswubd] [img:1rsswubd]http://imageshack.com/a/img908/4306/IP36Mk.jpg[/img:1rsswubd] [img:1rsswubd]http://imageshack.com/a/img901/5551/cH7edJ.jpg[/img:1rsswubd] [img:1rsswubd]http://imageshack.com/a/img911/7687/RD9cT4.jpg[/img:1rsswubd] Source: www.newsarama.com

Alors, très sincèrement, je ne sais pas trop où Snyder veut nous amener, mais j'aime vraiment cet arc Endgame. Je crains que malheureusement, ce que l'on nous montre ne soit pas la réalité et qu'il y ait une explication finale un peu tarabiscotée (genre : c'était un trip sous acide de Bruce), mais pour l'instant, le récit est vraiment prenant et de bien meilleure qualité que ce qui a pu être fait sur les "origines" New 52 de Batman. J'attends vraiment la suite avec impatience.

Dernière page de [i:31twg57s]Batman #37[/i:31twg57s] ([b:31twg57s]attention, Spoiler ![/b:31twg57s]) [spoiler:31twg57s][img:31twg57s]http://imageshack.com/a/img538/3416/GihPBA.jpg[/img:31twg57s][/spoiler:31twg57s] [quote="Scott Snyder":31twg57s]It came about just because we were really welcoming everybody that was new, and the new books, and a few people who were established too. It was really about, "hey, we're doing a Joker story. There's a chance to use this character. We're not going to get to use him [Joker] again for a long time, if ever afterwards. So this is our shot, if you guys want to do something with him that fits your book — be my guest." The only stipulation was, "don't interrupt whatever storyline you have going, because all you guys have such good themes right now. Do it on the side, as a separate one-shot." We thought that would give fans the option of reading their books, without interruption, following this story into those neighborhoods if they want, and Batman, as always, is completely self-contained. There's no need to read those books if you're looking for pieces of "Endgame" pertaining to Bruce Wayne. If you want to see what's up with Joker and the city in those books, and how it affects the characters in those books, then absolutely pick them up. They're great stories. I'm really proud of them. Gotham Academy is out-of-control fun. Each one of them has put something really special together.[/quote:31twg57s] [url=http://www.newsarama.com/23032-immortal-joker-scott-snyder-on-batman-37-fresh-start-in-june-spoilers.html:31twg57s][b:31twg57s][size=150:31twg57s]INTERVIEW DU SCÉNARISTE SCOTT SNYDER[/size:31twg57s][/b:31twg57s][/url:31twg57s]

[quote:m1a47i5k]That's the mystery of the story. Is this real or is this not? Is The Joker even bigger than we even thought he was or is he just a criminal? Has he been around much longer? And maybe not even necessarily something supernatural but something older and scarier. Of course, Bruce and Jim don't believe it. That's why they are going out to disprove it. At this point, it's up to you as a reader to decide if it's possible or if it's not. And that's a fun part of the story, walking the line with you guys. And I mean it makes sense that he is eternal. He gets away with a lot. [Laughs] Look at all of the things that he is able to pull off. There is always that fear that he is bigger than he says he is. And this story expresses that fear. Maybe Bruce has misjudged him all of these years. And The Joker has just been playing with him. Maybe this is the worst ending that you could possibly imagine not just to your relationship with him but to everything.[/quote:m1a47i5k] [url=http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=57861:m1a47i5k][b:m1a47i5k][size=150:m1a47i5k]INTERVIEW DU SCÉNARISTE SCOTT SNYDER[/size:m1a47i5k][/b:m1a47i5k][/url:m1a47i5k]

[img:1okrgun7]http://imageshack.com/a/img909/5108/i03tYT.jpg[/img:1okrgun7] [img:1okrgun7]http://imageshack.com/a/img908/7374/yctibl.jpg[/img:1okrgun7] [quote:1okrgun7] BATMAN #37 Written by SCOTT SNYDER Backup story written by SCOTT SNYDER and JAMES TYNION IV Art by GREG CAPULLO and DANNY MIKI Cover by GREG CAPULLO Variant cover by DARWYN COOKE 1:25 Variant cover by ANDY KUBERT Combo pack edition: $4.99 US The ultra top-secret Batman arc known only as “Endgame,” continues – it’s a story arc so steeped in mystery, all we can tell you is the title! This issue is also offered as a combo pack edition with a redemption code for a digital download of this issue.[/quote:1okrgun7] [img:1okrgun7]http://imageshack.com/a/img540/2183/79pdG0.jpg[/img:1okrgun7] [img:1okrgun7]http://imageshack.com/a/img913/5610/KnuAQY.jpg[/img:1okrgun7] [img:1okrgun7]http://imageshack.com/a/img537/5439/SpyYNf.jpg[/img:1okrgun7] [img:1okrgun7]http://imageshack.com/a/img909/5751/fpnLXu.jpg[/img:1okrgun7] [img:1okrgun7]http://imageshack.com/a/img909/4611/vqFSIa.jpg[/img:1okrgun7] Source:

[img:152lz533]http://imageshack.com/a/img537/8901/epCgDt.jpg[/img:152lz533] [quote:152lz533]The most important thing is that he looks scary, you know? The other most important thing, when we were talking about him, was that he looks reborn in some way. Classic, but a little bit darker. We talked about different possibilities. We talked about the purple suit, and then we realized, no matter how you cut it and what the suit is, it just makes him not scary in a lot of senses. So for us it became about giving him the black suit with the purple handkerchief, give him a more funeral look. Make the hair shorter on the sides, make sure his eyes are very wide, very bloodshot, the wider grin with the clownish chin and nose. Make him a little less witchy and a little more scary, someone who is in the shadows, looking at you, who is clearly a Joker, young and restarted. He's come back saying, "This is it. If I'm moving on, I'm starting over without you."[/quote:152lz533] [url=http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=57036:152lz533][b:152lz533][size=150:152lz533]INTERVIEW DU SCÉNARISTE SCOTT SNYDER[/size:152lz533][/b:152lz533][/url:152lz533] [quote:152lz533]The funny thing is, Gerry [Duggan, the writer on Arkham Manor] is one of the other only few people I told about it, just to get a sense of the story. I told him that a long time ago — I think it was Kansas City last year. So it was two Kansas Cities ago. Then he started talking about how much he liked the idea of Arkham with this guy lurking in it. I told him what we were going to do with Arkham in Eternal, and then he really came up with the idea for Arkham Manor in that conversation. So Eric was a part of that original idea. He actually plays quite a bit role in that too.[/quote:152lz533] [url=http://www.newsarama.com/22703-scott-snyder-on-joker-s-surprise-entrance-in-batman-36-spoilers.html:152lz533][b:152lz533][size=150:152lz533]INTERVIEW DU SCÉNARISTE SCOTT SNYDER[/size:152lz533][/b:152lz533][/url:152lz533]

Le site Hitfix a dévoilé la couverture de [b:33uv9kqi]Batman #37[/b:33uv9kqi] révélant le nouveau visage du Joker. [img:33uv9kqi]http://imageshack.com/a/img910/3319/wbFkxv.jpg[/img:33uv9kqi] Elle est suivie par la couverture variante de Andy Kubert inspiré par les plus grands crimes du Joker: [img:33uv9kqi]http://imageshack.com/a/img537/686/ATWPDa.jpg[/img:33uv9kqi] Source: www.hitfix.com

Joli le clin d’œil graphique à TDKR de Miller.

[img:26rznwih]http://imageshack.com/a/img912/4909/DeI4Zo.jpg[/img:26rznwih] [img:26rznwih]http://imageshack.com/a/img913/5510/xphR6u.jpg[/img:26rznwih] [quote:26rznwih]BATMAN #36 Written by SCOTT SNYDER Backup story written by SCOTT SNYDER and JAMES TYNION IV Art by GREG CAPULLO and DANNY MIKI Cover by GREG CAPULLO Lego Variant cover 1:25 Variant cover by ANDY KUBERT “Endgame,” part 2 – it’s a story arc so steeped in mystery, all we can tell you is the title! On sale NOVEMBER 12 • 40 pg, FC, $3.99 US • RATED T.[/quote:26rznwih] [img:26rznwih]http://imageshack.com/a/img901/4245/7xbFRo.jpg[/img:26rznwih] [img:26rznwih]http://imageshack.com/a/img901/6521/Ku9VKI.jpg[/img:26rznwih] [img:26rznwih]http://imageshack.com/a/img903/5738/oM5acN.jpg[/img:26rznwih] [img:26rznwih]http://imageshack.com/a/img633/1414/J3Busy.jpg[/img:26rznwih] [img:26rznwih]http://imageshack.com/a/img537/2098/6CuQue.jpg[/img:26rznwih] Source: www.newsarama.com

Bah, si Endgame est un gros arc, il est clair que Snyder va sans doute aller plus loin que juste le Joker en tant qu'ennemi. Après, tout est possible : cela peut-être quelqu'un d'autre qui utilise la toxine du Joker. De toute façon, je lis surtout la série pour Capullo. Year Zero, au final, je l'ai trouvé longuet. Reste des belles images, mais le "duel" avec Nygma ne m'a pas trop emballé.

[quote="Greg Capullo":10xnzzjr]Scott and I are modifying the way we work together, and he's given me a bit more room. We're getting on the phone together, we're going, "How about if we do this during the scene?" and he's even given me more space to pace it myself and maybe even throw in props that I would use as story telling devices. To me those are the differences. Maybe you are picking up on that. The other thing, you know my wife is always going, "You seem the happiest you have ever been since starting on 'Batman.'" So maybe you are seeing a bit of that, because having been used to working with such freedom prior to getting together with "Batman," this is the closest I've approached since that time to what makes me truly happy in the pages. So maybe that's what you are even seeing there, is the way I'm able to express Scott's scripts."[/quote:10xnzzjr] [url=http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=56715:10xnzzjr][b:10xnzzjr][size=150:10xnzzjr]INTERVIEW DE SCOTT SNYDER ET GREG CAPULLO[/size:10xnzzjr][/b:10xnzzjr][/url:10xnzzjr]

Voici la couverture de [b:11fq8u5p]Batman #36[/b:11fq8u5p]: [img:11fq8u5p]http://imageshack.com/a/img904/3568/op3YyM.jpg[/img:11fq8u5p]

[quote="Jim Lainé":3d74m1s1]Personnellement, le Joker, c'est un peu le dernier vilain que je souhaite voir revenir chez Batman.[/quote:3d74m1s1] Moi aussi. Mais c'est pas tellement une surprise, il revient chaque année. Et puis, c'est ses 75 ans aussi, au même titre que Batman.

[quote="Hush":34846yrq]Complètement d'accord avec toi, Jim. Je n'étais pas pressé de revoir le Joker. [/quote:34846yrq] Y a tellement de vilains intéressants, chez Batman, et rares. C'est pour ça que j'ai bien aimé quand il a ramené le Doctor Death. [quote="Hush":34846yrq]Mais, est-ce Scott Snyder veut nous faire une "Jeph Loeb" si une tonne de personnages est prévue au casting? [/quote:34846yrq] En soi, j'ai rien contre une structure narrative en [i:34846yrq]team-up[/i:34846yrq]. J'ai d'excellents souvenirs de sagas passionnantes dans [b:34846yrq]Marvel Team-Up[/b:34846yrq] ou [b:34846yrq]Marvel Two-in-One[/b:34846yrq]. et Peter Tomasi s'en sort super bien avec [b:34846yrq]Batman &[/b:34846yrq]. Donc en soi, pourquoi pas. Après, ce que je reproche souvent à l'exercice, surtout en ce qui concerne Batman, c'est le passage obligé : faut voir Superman, faut voir une poignée de vilains mais toujours les mêmes, faut voir la Ligue… J'aimerais bien voir d'autres trucs, que les auteurs profitent de leur renom pour choisir d'autres personnages méconnus afin de les mettre en avant. Johns, dans [b:34846yrq]Justice League[/b:34846yrq], utilise les Metal Men ou la Doom Patrol. J'aime pas toujours à 100% ses versions, mais il tente d'utiliser sa popularité afin d'explorer d'autres pans de l'univers DC. C'est ce qui me plaît dans [b:34846yrq]Batman Eternal[/b:34846yrq], cette exploration des recoins de Gotham. C'est ce que j'aimerais dans "[b:34846yrq][i:34846yrq]Endgame[/i:34846yrq][/b:34846yrq]". Jim

[quote:21t6yk4u]I try to write little escape hatches into Batman in case you don't like us. But if you want us, we want to stay around. #50 is where Greg's contract ends, and it's literally in our contracts for us to work together on this book, but we could extend. So after Endgame, we're changing the status and doing these small mysteries. If you guys like those small mysteries, there's a subplot in all that that will build to 50, and would make it all "someone is behind that" and there's a big epic there. I have a ton of ideas on the book, and I'd love to stay on, but the character means too much to us for us to ever just be going through the motions.[/quote:21t6yk4u] [url=http://www.newsarama.com/22415-nycc-2014-scott-snyder-spotlight-with-special-guest-greg-capullo-live.html:21t6yk4u][b:21t6yk4u][size=200:21t6yk4u]COMMENTAIRES DE SCOTT SNYDER[/size:21t6yk4u][/b:21t6yk4u][/url:21t6yk4u]

[quote="Jack!":3hs9eo1w][quote="Hush":3hs9eo1w]Attendu? Ah bon. [/quote:3hs9eo1w] Oui, le retour du Joker était attendu. Pas maintenant, pas forcément dans cette série, mais on se doutait bien qu'il allait revenir.[/quote:3hs9eo1w] Personnellement, le Joker, c'est un peu le dernier vilain que je souhaite voir revenir chez Batman. Ce dernier dispose d'une galerie de personnages secondaires (donc de méchants) assez passionnante, et je préfère ce que l'équipe scénaristique entreprend dans [b:3hs9eo1w]Batman Eternal[/b:3hs9eo1w], qu'un énième retour du Joker chez Snyder. Ce dernier n'aura livré que trois sagas (allez, quatre, si l'on compte le diptyque consacré à Clayface), et n'aura exploité qu'une maigre poignée de vilains. Voir déjà le Joker revenir, ça me fatigue. Cela dit, j'ai cru comprendre, de ce que j'ai lu dans des interviews ou des commentaires, qu'il y aura plein de personnages dans "[i:3hs9eo1w]Endgame[/i:3hs9eo1w]". Je compte donc sur Snyder pour amener des surprises (je ne suis pas un gros fan de Snyder, je trouve qu'il écrit excellemment des trucs assez plats et convenus) et pour dévoiler un ennemi inattendu. Jim

[quote="Hush":1pxc93be]Attendu? Ah bon. [/quote:1pxc93be] Oui, le retour du Joker était attendu. Pas maintenant, pas forcément dans cette série, mais on se doutait bien qu'il allait revenir.

Je les voie: [spoiler:1rf1f23d]Superman sourit et parle comme un certain méchant emblématique dont on comprend qu'il revient pour toutes les chauve-souris de la Terre.[/spoiler:1rf1f23d]

[quote="KabFC":3g38803s]hop j'ai le picto point d'interrogation qui me dit que je peux pas voir l'image. :'([/quote:3g38803s] Je ne peux rien. Soit c'est mon serveur image qui merdouille, soit c'est le site. Dans les deux cas, je ne peux qu'attendre. Pour voir les images, tu peux toujours cliquer sur le lien de l'interview.

hop j'ai le picto point d'interrogation qui me dit que je peux pas voir l'image. :'(

C'est mieux ainsi ?

les liens marche pas j'arrive sur le site avec un partage pour le lien, mais pas d'image.

[b:2c1zmpcl]Attention Spoiler ! Les images ci-dessous sont les deux dernières pages de Batman #35.[/b:2c1zmpcl] [spoiler:2c1zmpcl][img:2c1zmpcl]http://imageshack.com/a/img673/5290/fIwdU9.jpg[/img:2c1zmpcl] [img:2c1zmpcl]http://imageshack.com/a/img661/7058/GM73Gt.jpg[/img:2c1zmpcl][/spoiler:2c1zmpcl] [quote:2c1zmpcl]All right, then let's do it then! Let me give you a little peek inside. Had I come out in San Diego and said, "Guess what? The Joker's coming back in issue #35," that would drive sales through the roof of Batman #35. It would mean I'd be doing these interviews between July and now, talking about the Joker coming back. My concern with that was, that's kind of boring. It definitely gets fans ready by the issue, but it's what we always do. And we've done it every time we've done a story. We've said, this is what it's going to be. "It's Batman's origin." I've gone out months ahead of the story and promoted it that way. "This is a return of the Joker (with 'Death of the Family')." And months ahead of time, this is what it's going to be. And this time, I just felt like, you know what? How about we find out with Batman? How about you're actually there with Bruce and you actually see, the Justice League attacks you, your best friends are trying to kill you, you don't know why, you're desperately trying to find out who, and then it's your worst nightmare at the end of it.[/quote:2c1zmpcl] [url=http://www.newsarama.com/22342-scott-snyder-reveals-more-about-batman-endgame-s-surprise-villain.html:2c1zmpcl][b:2c1zmpcl][size=150:2c1zmpcl]INTERVIEW DU SCÉNARISTE SCOTT SNYDER[/size:2c1zmpcl][/b:2c1zmpcl][/url:2c1zmpcl]

Par contre, quand ils veulent garder un secret chez DC Comics, ils rigolent pas (enfin, façon de parler). C'est pas comme lire le premier numéro de Axis et avoir l'impression de tout prévoir à l'avance, peu importe le nombre de bonnes choses qu'on y trouve. Batman #35 c'est un combat dantesque (plus ou moins annoncé au dernier moment avec la couverture) mais surtout une révélation finale qui ferait presque rire (encore!) tellement c'était attendu et redouté à la fois. Snyder et Capullo relèvent le défi haut la main (en tout cas jusqu'à la chute qui sera probablement moins bonne que l'intrigue, comme toujours). Après presque un an enfermé dans le piège Zero Year (ni trop bon, ni trop mauvais) la série reprend son bon train-train dans la pile des lectures que l'on attend avec une certaine impatience.

Le scénariste [b:204fiicp]Scott Snyder [/b:204fiicp]a demandé à DC Comics de baisser le prix du comics Batman: [quote:204fiicp]And more great news - @DCComics has agreed to return the price of BATMAN to 3.99 following #35! VERY grateful. Go thank them![/quote:204fiicp]

[img:3770p8uq]http://imageshack.com/a/img901/4631/GYaMri.jpg[/img:3770p8uq] [img:3770p8uq]http://imageshack.com/a/img537/6568/h3xv7Z.jpg[/img:3770p8uq] [quote:3770p8uq]BATMAN #35 Written by SCOTT SNYDER Backup story written by SCOTT SNYDER and JAMES TYNION IV Art by GREG CAPULLO and DANNY MIKI Cover by GREG CAPULLO MONSTERS Variant cover by BRIAN STELFREEZE 1:25 Variant cover by ANDY KUBERT On sale OCTOBER 8 • 40 pg, FC, $3.99 US • RATED T Combo pack edition: $4.99 US From the superstar creative team that brought you a new start to the Caped Crusader comes the story that could end him. Be there in October for the biggest, deadliest and most epic story yet from writer Scott Snyder and artist Greg Capullo – “Batman: Endgame” begins here! This issue is also offered as a combo pack edition with a redemption code for a digital download of this issue.[/quote:3770p8uq] [img:3770p8uq]http://imageshack.com/a/img661/3430/opmhlO.jpg[/img:3770p8uq] [img:3770p8uq]http://imageshack.com/a/img537/5535/SKi96N.jpg[/img:3770p8uq] [img:3770p8uq]http://imageshack.com/a/img537/3663/eLkGxe.jpg[/img:3770p8uq] [img:3770p8uq]http://imageshack.com/a/img540/7506/KiVldU.jpg[/img:3770p8uq] [img:3770p8uq]http://imageshack.com/a/img743/3456/r0KkZZ.jpg[/img:3770p8uq] Source:

Voici la véritable couverture de [b:3qkq965o]Batman #35[/b:3qkq965o], premier numéro de l'arc [b:3qkq965o]End Game[/b:3qkq965o]: [img:3qkq965o]http://imageshack.com/a/img910/4709/8kat0M.jpg[/img:3qkq965o]

[quote:10nuu9bx]You know, I’ve had it pretty good. I got a lot of great wisdom when I was trying to get in, and I had a real tough guy, Larry Hama, who gave me some really raw, (laughs), like raw, raw, raw criticism. So I don’t really think there’s anything that was missing. At the most, it would have been the sacrifice that it takes. You know, I can’t play in a band anymore, I barely pick up my guitars anymore, I make it to the gym sporadically now, so that’s the one thing – preparing for the sacrifice. But even knowing it, I would have taken the path anyway. I think I was told everything I should have been told.[/quote:10nuu9bx] [url=http://www.comicosity.com/interview-talking-process-with-batmans-greg-capullo/:10nuu9bx][b:10nuu9bx][size=150:10nuu9bx]INTERVIEW DU DESSINATEUR GREG CAPULLO[/size:10nuu9bx][/b:10nuu9bx][/url:10nuu9bx]

Le scénariste Scott Snyder, le dessinateur Greg Capullo et l'encreur Danny Miki ont diffusé, ces derniers jours, quelques aperçus du prochain arc "évènement" End Game: [img:3ruf5dmd]http://imageshack.com/a/img909/8170/NBy71X.jpg[/img:3ruf5dmd] [img:3ruf5dmd]http://imageshack.com/a/img540/9224/ABpWO3.jpg[/img:3ruf5dmd] [img:3ruf5dmd]http://imageshack.com/a/img661/5308/vpz8SF.jpg[/img:3ruf5dmd] [img:3ruf5dmd]http://imageshack.com/a/img912/6151/C7SExn.jpg[/img:3ruf5dmd] [img:3ruf5dmd]http://imageshack.com/a/img910/8785/IRkyV9.jpg[/img:3ruf5dmd] [img:3ruf5dmd]http://imageshack.com/a/img674/4025/R80nuz.jpg[/img:3ruf5dmd] [img:3ruf5dmd]http://imageshack.com/a/img538/3903/b0sDc4.jpg[/img:3ruf5dmd]

Il est classe, le Batman manchot.

[img:3r7pajxw]http://imageshack.com/a/img673/9083/uk3G6W.jpg[/img:3r7pajxw] [quote:3r7pajxw]BATMAN: FUTURES END #1 Writer: Scott Snyder & Ray Fawkes Penciller: Aco Inker: Aco Cover: Jay Fabok On sale SEPTEMBER 10 32 pg, FC • RATED T 3-D Motion Edition: $3.99 US 2-D Standard Edition: $2.99 US It’s five years later and Bruce Wayne is using dangerous science to help him continue his war on crime. What is it, and what forced Bruce to resort to such extremes?[/quote:3r7pajxw] [img:3r7pajxw]http://imageshack.com/a/img537/2452/EEwHul.jpg[/img:3r7pajxw] [img:3r7pajxw]http://imageshack.com/a/img743/1237/4JyXox.jpg[/img:3r7pajxw] [img:3r7pajxw]http://imageshack.com/a/img674/9400/UxCJvc.jpg[/img:3r7pajxw] [img:3r7pajxw]http://imageshack.com/a/img674/1389/DdRacT.jpg[/img:3r7pajxw] [img:3r7pajxw]http://imageshack.com/a/img674/1322/Tf683G.jpg[/img:3r7pajxw] Source: www.newsarama.com

[quote="Jack!":yfvn7jgi]Le dessinateur [b:yfvn7jgi]Greg Capullo[/b:yfvn7jgi] a dévoilé sur son compte twitter une image du prochain arc [b:yfvn7jgi]End Game[/b:yfvn7jgi] présageant le futur de Batman. On y découvre notamment un Batman manchot et armé aux cotés de Bluebird (Harper Row) et du mystérieux Lark: personnage dont le costume fut présenté comme souvenir posthume dans l'histoire futuriste [b:yfvn7jgi]Twenty-seven[/b:yfvn7jgi] ([i:yfvn7jgi]Detective Comics #27[/i:yfvn7jgi] par Scott Snyder et Sean Murphy). [img:yfvn7jgi]http://imageshack.com/a/img906/3113/8bBDPi.jpg[/img:yfvn7jgi][/quote:yfvn7jgi] [img:yfvn7jgi]http://imageshack.com/a/img538/3352/sIG4KQ.jpg[/img:yfvn7jgi] [img:yfvn7jgi]http://imageshack.com/a/img674/7083/JB1HCE.jpg[/img:yfvn7jgi]

[quote="Scott Snyder":10mekd7t]For me, the goal now is to do stuff in the present that makes the mythology surprising and different, and to try and live up to the spirit that I think the editor, Mark Doyle, is trying to bring to the books, and that we’re all trying to bring for Fall and Summer. It really revolves around this idea of nothing familiar. We’re trying to celebrate Batman by changing what’s there, so instead of doing this thing that’s a huge, epic retelling, I’d rather from this point forward say, “Let’s burn everything down and rebuild it in different ways that show how malleable and how vibrant this character and his cast really are.” That’s what I mean. Nothing I do will ever approach Zero Year again in terms of scope. I can’t imagine doing something on Batman again that’s twelve issues. [The forthcoming] “Endgame” is only six. And I understand that there’s only so many times that you can put Gotham in peril, so it becomes about what you do next. How do you make it so that Batman’s in peril, emotionally? You’re right, it gets intimidating, but it’s a fun challenge. You try to zig-zag. Not to get lost in a corn maze in my own head, but the writers that I like the most, like Brian K. Vaughn, Jason Aaron, Jonathan Hickman and Grant, too, they’re so nimble and agile. Jason can write something like Wolverine and the X-Men, but he can also write Scalped, and you can recognize his voice and interests in both of those, because of what he explores in his heroes. Even though there’s an elasticity in that range, it’s so impressive to me that he’s always exciting as a writer. He moves in so many different directions, but it’s always him.[/quote:10mekd7t] [url=http://comicsalliance.com/batman-zero-year-savage-city-interview-scott-snyder-part-one/:10mekd7t][b:10mekd7t][size=150:10mekd7t]INTERVIEW DE SCOTT SNYDER - PARTIE 1[/size:10mekd7t][/b:10mekd7t][/url:10mekd7t] [url=http://comicsalliance.com/scott-snyder-zero-year-batman-exit-interview-savage-city-part-two/:10mekd7t][b:10mekd7t][size=150:10mekd7t]INTERVIEW DE SCOTT SNYDER - PARTIE 2[/size:10mekd7t][/b:10mekd7t][/url:10mekd7t]

Le dessinateur [b:3kw6li2c]Greg Capullo[/b:3kw6li2c] a dévoilé sur son compte twitter une image du prochain arc [b:3kw6li2c]End Game[/b:3kw6li2c] présageant le futur de Batman. On y découvre notamment un Batman manchot et armé aux cotés de Bluebird (Harper Row) et du mystérieux Lark: personnage dont le costume fut présenté comme souvenir posthume dans l'histoire futuriste [b:3kw6li2c]Twenty-seven[/b:3kw6li2c] ([i:3kw6li2c]Detective Comics #27[/i:3kw6li2c] par Scott Snyder et Sean Murphy). [img:3kw6li2c]http://imageshack.com/a/img906/3113/8bBDPi.jpg[/img:3kw6li2c]

[img:2y5i50oc]http://imageshack.com/a/img540/458/7jrDox.jpg[/img:2y5i50oc] [quote:2y5i50oc]BATMAN #34 STORY BY Scott Snyder, Gerry Duggan ART BY Matteo Scalera COLORS BY Lee Loughridge LETTERS BY Steve Wands COVER BY Matteo Scalera, Moreno Dinisio, Rafael Albuquerque, [more...] PUBLISHER DC Comics COVER PRICE: $3.99 RELEASE DATE Wed, August 13th, 2014 ZERO YEAR is over, and the events of BATMAN: ETERNAL have put Gotham City in a tailspin, but Batman is focused on finding a killer who has haunted his hometown in secret for years. This special issue features art by Matteo Scalera (DEADPOOL, Black Science) and sets the stage for the next major Batman story in the fall. [/quote:2y5i50oc] [img:2y5i50oc]http://imageshack.com/a/img536/6517/MJsZrq.jpg[/img:2y5i50oc] [img:2y5i50oc]http://imageshack.com/a/img745/2778/rCY2Kz.jpg[/img:2y5i50oc] [img:2y5i50oc]http://imageshack.com/a/img912/7057/cj7bIL.jpg[/img:2y5i50oc] [img:2y5i50oc]http://imageshack.com/a/img537/2865/hknZAy.jpg[/img:2y5i50oc] Source : [url:2y5i50oc]http://www.comicbookresources.com[/url:2y5i50oc]

[quote="Scott Snyder":3vis1ofh]I’m trying to really keep it under wraps because I want you guys to read the first issue, which is definitely the biggest, most explosive issue in a way. Something happens in it that I know you’re going to see and be like, “oh my god, I can’t believe this is going on.” So, for me, I don’t want to give a lot away but what I’ll say and I haven’t said this until today, we’re going to use the biggest cast we’ve ever used; you’re going to get to see heroes you’ve never seen in Batman from a lot of your favorites and a lot of heavy hitters. Villains we’ve never used before in Batman. The story is going to involve all of them. So it really becomes a celebration not just of Batman and his allies, but Batman’s place in the entire DC Universe. It’s going to be out of control.[/quote:3vis1ofh] [url=http://comicsalliance.com/take-care-of-yourself-batman-mastermind-scott-snyder-on-the-psychology-of-heroes-villains-and-writers-interview/:3vis1ofh][b:3vis1ofh][size=150:3vis1ofh]INTERVIEW DU SCÉNARISTE SCOTT SNYDER[/size:3vis1ofh][/b:3vis1ofh][/url:3vis1ofh]

[img:lktcqcv6]http://imageshack.com/a/img911/2386/c272cc.jpg[/img:lktcqcv6] [img:lktcqcv6]http://imageshack.com/a/img631/3751/ce81d4.jpg[/img:lktcqcv6] [img:lktcqcv6]http://imageshack.com/a/img538/4070/23fcc0.jpg[/img:lktcqcv6] [quote:lktcqcv6]BATMAN #33 Written by: Scott Snyder. Art by: Greg Capullo, Danny Miki. Cover by: Greg Capullo, Paolo Rivera, Bryan Hitch. Description: It's been one hell of a year in Gotham City, and it all comes down to this: Batman vs. The Riddler! Gotham City and the Dark Knight will never be the same! The special, extra-sized finale of "Zero Year!" Pages: 32. Price: $3.99. In stores: July 23. [/quote:lktcqcv6] [img:lktcqcv6]http://imageshack.com/a/img536/6916/ef35c5.jpg[/img:lktcqcv6] [img:lktcqcv6]http://imageshack.com/a/img904/4681/1130a1.jpg[/img:lktcqcv6] [img:lktcqcv6]http://imageshack.com/a/img539/217/127185.jpg[/img:lktcqcv6] [img:lktcqcv6]http://imageshack.com/a/img674/9491/94bee3.jpg[/img:lktcqcv6] [img:lktcqcv6]http://imageshack.com/a/img539/7660/2279ff.jpg[/img:lktcqcv6] [img:lktcqcv6]http://imageshack.com/a/img674/8956/634165.jpg[/img:lktcqcv6] Source: www.comicscontinuum.com

[quote="Hush":2wh0xeap] J'ai relu l'ensemble des numéros disponibles relatant le "Zero Year". J'ai tendance à me coller à l'avis de Jim. L'histoire aurait eu un vrai sens chronologiquement parlant. [/quote:2wh0xeap] Personnellement, j'aurais trouvé courageux mais également fructueux que l'ensemble des titres du reboot (sauf bien entendu les séries situées dans des passés plus ou moins distants ou dans des futurs lointains, évidemment) soit géré comme [b:2wh0xeap]Action Comics[/b:2wh0xeap], avec une présentation des véritables débuts. Quitte à fixer cela sur six mois ou un an, de manière arbitraire. Ça aurait véritablement installé le truc, à la fois pour les vieux lecteurs et pour les nouveaux venus. Bon, pour cela, il aurait fallu que le reboot soit réellement pensé en amont. On sait aujourd'hui que ce n'était pas le cas, et on constate également que lentement, l'univers DC se recalque sur l'ancienne version. Mais bon… C'est cependant un des trucs que je trouve maladroits, pour ne pas dire problématique, dans la gestion de la série voire de l'ensemble de l'univers DC, c'est cette chronologie sans cesse fluctuante et qui, en soit, n'est pas réellement "[i:2wh0xeap]reader friendly[/i:2wh0xeap]". La série [b:2wh0xeap]Action Comics[/b:2wh0xeap] se passe six ans dans le passé. La série [b:2wh0xeap]Justice League[/b:2wh0xeap] cinq ans dans le passé. Déjà, rien que ça, ça n'aide pas. Ensuite, la série [b:2wh0xeap]Batman[/b:2wh0xeap] fait des sauts de puce dans une chronologie malléable. La direction impose des numéros #0, mais Snyder en profite pour lancer "[i:2wh0xeap]Zero Year[/i:2wh0xeap]", qui interviendra bien plus tard. Et au milieu de "[i:2wh0xeap]Zero Year[/i:2wh0xeap]", on impose un prologue à [b:2wh0xeap]Batman Eternal[/b:2wh0xeap], qui se situe dans un futur proche. Et là, Snyder annonce qu'il ne va pas revenir au présent mais à la fin de cette évocation d'un futur proche. Je vais peut-être faire figure de vieux schnock (ce ne sera pas la première fois), mais je trouve que c'est inutilement compliqué. Pour les vieux lecteurs, c'est des sauts de cabri qui relèvent davantage de l'effet de manche que de la construction raffinée. Pour les jeunes lecteurs, c'est peut-être aussi des obstacles à la compréhension. Bref, ça me semble répondre à l'adage "pourquoi faire simple quand on peut faire compliqué", et ça me semble contredire tous les discours affirmant qu'on essaie de séduire un jeune lecteur de passage et/ou néophyte. En plus de pulvériser l'aspect feuilletonnant du récit à long terme. [i:2wh0xeap]Much ado for nothing[/i:2wh0xeap], serais-je tenté de persifler. [quote="Hush":2wh0xeap]Malgré cela, je ne suis conquis par l'arc. J'ai vraiment plus apprécié la "cour des Hiboux" et le "retour du Joker" que cette "année Zéro". [/quote:2wh0xeap] Moi, c'est un peu le contraire. "[i:2wh0xeap]La cour des Hiboux[/i:2wh0xeap]" m'a, comme beaucoup, fait l'effet d'une baudruche dégonflée (j'attends toujours une confrontation claire et une atmosphère de réel complot, de réel thriller…). Et "[i:2wh0xeap]Death of the Family[/i:2wh0xeap]", en plus d'être étiré et de traîner en longueur, m'a peu convaincu. Les dernières pages, la confrontation près des chutes d'eau, est pas mal, mais bon, le coup des "dossiers secrets", Waid l'a déjà fait deux fois au moins dans sa carrière, et en mieux. Je préfère Snyder sur ses récits courts. Après, il a pour lui d'écrire avec une roublardise consommée. Ce type est un roi de l'effet juste, du style bien senti, de la scène bien troussée. Si bien qu'il parvient à tenir en haleine. C'est très agréable à lire, parce que ça respire le travail bien fait. Une mécanique bien huilée, servie par l'un des meilleurs dessinateurs de la profession actuellement. C'est spectaculaire, c'est ronflant, y a une science redoutable de la mise en scène. Dans ce contexte, "[i:2wh0xeap]Zero Year[/i:2wh0xeap]" me semble plus intéressant parce qu'il emprunte à plein de choses, mais au final beaucoup moins à la mythologie Batman que les deux précédents récits. Les emprunts, s'ils piochent dans le passé de Batman (Red Hood, les origines du Joker, jamais en définitive que de la réécriture d'Alan Moore et des sources d'icelui…), se font aussi dans les réserves des films catastrophes, des thrillers et de la science-fiction post-apocalyptique (l'ouverture, atemporelle, du cycle est assez parlante en la matière). Et rien que cela donne l'impression d'une réelle construction d'univers, d'un réel développement, plutôt que d'une [i:2wh0xeap]fan fiction[/i:2wh0xeap] de qualité supérieure. Autant les deux grands cycles précédents m'ont donné l'impression que Snyder piochait ses idées dans la consultation d'encyclopédies Batman, autant "[i:2wh0xeap]Zero Year[/i:2wh0xeap]" m'a donné l'impression d'être un réel projet (qui aurait presque mérité d'être extirpé de la série régulière, à la fois pour profiter d'une visibilité accrue et pour lui rendre sa propre continuité). C'est peut-être cela qui fait que la lecture m'a davantage intéressé, voire surpris. Surpris de voir une nouvelle version du Doctor Death, mais surpris aussi par l'ambition et l'allure dudit Doctor Death. Surpris par les obstacles que le Sphinx met sur le chemin du justicier. Bref, surpris. Pas surpris par l'intelligence ou les talents de détective du héros, en revanche : comme pour les récits précédents, il se fait balader pendant un temps, puis il résout l'affaire à grands coups de mandales et de tatanes, prenant son lot de gnons et d'évanouissements en chemin. Le Batman de Snyder, c'est un peu le James Bond de Daniel Craig : davantage un bulldozer fort des halles doués pour les cabrioles qu'un criminologue de salon (même penché sur des indices, il faut qu'il tape sur quelqu'un, Nightwing peut en témoigner). Mais bon, pourquoi pas. Jim

[quote="Scott Snyder":v6bk4hmb] We try to do stories that we care about deeply on a personal level. And Zero Year, for me, is kind of reinventing Bruce for myself in a way that I think shows what I love so much about the character and why he's so inspiring to so many people and me personally. But also, we love to embrace the craziness of Batman — the action, the color and the sort of epic, over-the-top possibilities that come with that character. Doing it made me realize, this is our sweet spot.[/quote:v6bk4hmb] [url=http://www.newsarama.com/21600-scott-snyder-reflects-on-zero-year-finale-its-spiritual-cousin-gotham.html:v6bk4hmb][b:v6bk4hmb][size=150:v6bk4hmb]INTERVIEW DU SCÉNARISTE SCOTT SNYDER[/size:v6bk4hmb][/b:v6bk4hmb][/url:v6bk4hmb]

[quote="Scott Snyder":abatchy2] And the thing that I would really stress, that's important to realize is that, when Batman gets back in August from the past, we're not jumping into Eternal's continuity. We're jumping to the end of Eternal's continuity. So there are going to be a lot of things that are shocking, that you realize… "Whoa! How did that happen?" And you're going to have to go see Eternal to figure out how things came to be the way they are.[/quote:abatchy2] [url=http://www.newsarama.com/21585-scott-snyder-explains-endgame-batman-s-jump-to-post-eternal-continuity.html:abatchy2][b:abatchy2][size=150:abatchy2]INTERVIEW DU SCÉNARISTE SCOTT SNYDER[/size:abatchy2][/b:abatchy2][/url:abatchy2]

[quote="Scott Snyder":kp6lxduh]The next [arc] is only six issues, so it's not a year-long, it's not "Zero Year" at all, but it's definitely our most muscular, crazy colorful [arc] so far. In that way, this was a chance to take a breather. It does hint at stuff in "Arkham Manor" and it catches you up, basically, on all the things that have happened between "Eternal" to now. So if you need a primer on continuity -- where Catwoman is, what happened to Batgirl, what's going on with Jim Gordon -- all that kind of stuff is going to be in this issue. It will remind you of continuity as it stands right now in the Batman world.[/quote:kp6lxduh] [url=http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=53898:kp6lxduh][b:kp6lxduh][size=150:kp6lxduh]INTERVIEW DU SCÉNARISTE SCOTT SNYDER[/size:kp6lxduh][/b:kp6lxduh][/url:kp6lxduh]

[img:w6zgc4y4]http://imageshack.com/a/img853/4301/oajf.jpg[/img:w6zgc4y4] [img:w6zgc4y4]http://imageshack.com/a/img823/4398/6n4qc.jpg[/img:w6zgc4y4] [img:w6zgc4y4]http://imageshack.com/a/img842/1258/qvltd.jpg[/img:w6zgc4y4] [quote:w6zgc4y4]BATMAN #32 Art by: Danny Miki, Greg Capullo Cover by: Greg Capullo Variant cover by: Tony Moore, Ant Lucia Written by: Scott Snyder U.S. Price: 3.99 The penultimate issue of ZERO YEAR is here! Batman gets one step closer to the endgame with The Riddler as the final chapter of ZERO YEAR: SAVAGE CITY draws closer to its stunning finale! On Sale Date: Jun 25 2014 Page Count: 32[/quote:w6zgc4y4] [img:w6zgc4y4]http://imageshack.com/a/img840/2066/95fn.jpg[/img:w6zgc4y4] [img:w6zgc4y4]http://imageshack.com/a/img853/6295/xwut.jpg[/img:w6zgc4y4] [img:w6zgc4y4]http://imageshack.com/a/img819/1513/jzfn.jpg[/img:w6zgc4y4] [img:w6zgc4y4]http://imageshack.com/a/img841/1771/5ev2b.jpg[/img:w6zgc4y4] [img:w6zgc4y4]http://imageshack.com/a/img823/6817/aqqtj.jpg[/img:w6zgc4y4] Source: www.aintitcool.com

[quote:sroendyy]It sets up the final confrontation between Batman and the Riddler, and you’ll see how high the stakes are. This is sort of the Riddler’s big game, where Bruce, Lucius and Jim think that they have Edward cornered, when in fact he’s about to make his biggest move yet…. It brings all of the bombast and muscularity and color of the series, and then some, to the issue. There’s even a page that Greg and FCO and Danny and I are calling “Disco Batman.” You have to see it – it’s just totally nutty. It gets crazier and crazier. [Laughs] This is definitely the craziest Batman story I think I’ll ever write. I’m intensely proud of it for being as out there as we’ve managed to make it.[/quote:sroendyy] [url=http://herocomplex.latimes.com/comics/batman-zero-year-scott-snyder-reviews-31-previews-32/#/0:sroendyy][b:sroendyy][size=150:sroendyy]INTERVIEW DU SCÉNARISTE SCOTT SNYDER[/size:sroendyy][/b:sroendyy][/url:sroendyy]

[img:28t4s8ut]http://imageshack.com/a/img837/119/uo35.jpg[/img:28t4s8ut] [img:28t4s8ut]http://imageshack.com/a/img841/9233/roqpm.jpg[/img:28t4s8ut] [quote:28t4s8ut]BATMAN #31 Written by: Scott Snyder. Art by: Greg Capullo, Danny Miki. Cover by: Greg Capullo. Description: The second chapter of "Zero Year - Savage City" reveals an entirely new Gotham City. Unraveling the mysteries set forth by the Riddler, Batman must learn to work with his new ally, Lieutenant Jim Gordon, and do whatever it takes to survive! Pages: 32. Price: $3.99. In stores: May 28. [/quote:28t4s8ut] [img:28t4s8ut]http://imageshack.com/a/img841/6326/ux9e5.jpg[/img:28t4s8ut] [img:28t4s8ut]http://imageshack.com/a/img837/9461/9q61.jpg[/img:28t4s8ut] [img:28t4s8ut]http://imageshack.com/a/img838/4996/krd0.jpg[/img:28t4s8ut] [img:28t4s8ut]http://imageshack.com/a/img843/598/mcy9v.jpg[/img:28t4s8ut] Source: www.comicscontinuum.com

[quote="Scott Snyder":2xl812yd]With Grant, there’s always such a great sense of fun. Watching that run unfold, with ninja Man-Bats, he’s one of my idols. Seeing how much joy and fanboy moments — and crazy moments — that he could bring to the character was really inspiring in that regard. To realize that you can still get to ideas that are personally important to you, the ideas and emotions of Batman, the psychological aspects, you can do that and still have every issue have huge moments of color and fun. It’s easy to forget, and seeing Grant’s work in particular, you remember very quickly.[/quote:2xl812yd] [url=http://comicsalliance.com/scott-snyder-batman-zero-year-dark-city-interview-part-two/:2xl812yd][b:2xl812yd][size=150:2xl812yd]INTERVIEW DU SCÉNARISTE SCOTT SNYDER - PARTIE 2[/size:2xl812yd][/b:2xl812yd][/url:2xl812yd]

Ci-dessous, une page de [i:1aprh5tm]Batman #29[/i:1aprh5tm] très inspirée par le travail de Frank Miller: [img:1aprh5tm]http://imageshack.com/a/img834/4306/hnul.jpg[/img:1aprh5tm] [quote="Scott Snyder":1aprh5tm]No, we discuss it, and we actually had a big fight, one of our biggest arguments about that page. We’re like best friends, so this isn’t “I quit,” it’s a creative argument where we’re like “Dude, I’m telling you…” We went back and forth on #29 with very, very different opinions, but I can open up the script to #27 and tell you if I said “Let’s do something Frank Miller here.” Here it is: “Batman, outside Gordon’s window. I imagine him perched on wires or a fire escape, dark and looming. The line is going to be about bearing witness, so let’s have him being almost like a gargoyle unto himself, watching through the window.” So he really referenced Miller himself there. My thinking was that, for the lightning, we’d reference Frank Miller but only in that it would be a silhouette against the lightning. We’ve referenced Dark Knight Returns and Year One a couple times in different places, and our argument was how he’d be leaping. I wanted it the way it is in the book — I won this argument — and what Greg originally drew was an exact replica of the famous silhouette against lightning, with the same downwards pose with his knees pulled up. It was against pink lightning, but my thinking was that it was too literal, especially after I saw the page here in #27 where he was on the wires. I thought it was too much of an echo, and the point of the page was to do a young, acrobatic, desperate pose that was all about “I can make this jump.”[/quote:1aprh5tm] [url=http://comicsalliance.com/scott-snyder-batman-zero-year-dark-city-interview-part-one/:1aprh5tm][b:1aprh5tm][size=150:1aprh5tm]INTERVIEW DU SCÉNARISTE SCOTT SNYDER - PARTIE 1[/size:1aprh5tm][/b:1aprh5tm][/url:1aprh5tm]

[img:p00qsye7]http://imageshack.com/a/img843/9808/zzxe.jpg[/img:p00qsye7] [img:p00qsye7]http://imageshack.com/a/img853/1277/uspo.jpg[/img:p00qsye7] [img:p00qsye7]http://imageshack.com/a/img197/9508/3w94.jpg[/img:p00qsye7] [quote:p00qsye7]BATMAN #30 On Sale 4/16 U.S. Price: 3.99 “ZERO YEAR – SAVAGE CITY” begins! This issue is also offered as a combo pack edition with a redemption code for a digital download of this issue.[/quote:p00qsye7] [img:p00qsye7]http://imageshack.com/a/img823/216/okvm.jpg[/img:p00qsye7] [img:p00qsye7]http://imageshack.com/a/img163/1135/een5.jpg[/img:p00qsye7] [img:p00qsye7]http://imageshack.com/a/img855/8835/qvha.jpg[/img:p00qsye7] [img:p00qsye7]http://imageshack.com/a/img163/9757/uv1r.jpg[/img:p00qsye7] [img:p00qsye7]http://imageshack.com/a/img89/7123/giu9.jpg[/img:p00qsye7] [img:p00qsye7]http://imageshack.com/a/img819/949/dmy1.jpg[/img:p00qsye7] Source:

[quote="Scott Snyder":s8cr1ps1]I can tell you that after "Zero Year" -- I know everybody's going to be like, "you say this all the time," but it's the truth -- for Batman 75, we've been saving something really, really big. It won't be as long as "Zero Year," it'll be six issues, but it's going to completely rock Gotham, and change Batman's status, and be, I think, hands down the biggest thing we've done in terms of the most transformative to the mythology and the characters. We have some very special stuff planned for the 75th that we've been hanging on to, and I still have quite a few stories. I still have at least that one and one more in mind that I really want to do. As long as fans will have me and Greg, we'll stay. We're pretty committed through about issue #50, at this point. [/quote:s8cr1ps1] [url=http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=51860:s8cr1ps1][b:s8cr1ps1][size=150:s8cr1ps1]INTERVIEW DU SCÉNARISTE SCOTT SNYDER[/size:s8cr1ps1][/b:s8cr1ps1][/url:s8cr1ps1]

Que dire, que dire... J'avoue que je suis toujours fébrile de lire un nouveau numéro du run Snyder / Capullo, mais depuis de la fin de l'arc sur Red Hood, je trouve que ça a du mal à avancer. Sur le numéro 29, les dessins sont vraiment biens, mais l'histoire accouche enfin de ce qui nous était annoncé dans les premières pages du numéro 21, sans que l'on en sache vraiment plus sur la suite. La réinterprétation du traumatisme initial plaira peut-être à certains, mais je trouve que c'est rajouté un peu plus dans le pathos sans réellement que cela change quelque chose à la nature profonde de Batman. A suivre donc.

[quote="Scott Snyder":2zt4yf9w]And to re-imagine the idea of what that name Spoiler means. Before its modern iteration, I feel like it was used to show how she ruined plans. Nowadays, “spoiler” is more aligned with the idea that you’re giving away secrets before you’re supposed to, you’re ruining the ending of something, you know where a story is going before it happens. For us, there was an also opportunity to use her in a way that would give her a whole new purpose but also tip our hat to who she was before the 52.[/quote:2zt4yf9w] [url=http://herocomplex.latimes.com/comics/batman-zero-year-29-scott-snyder-previews-crime-alley-bluebird/#/5:2zt4yf9w][b:2zt4yf9w][size=150:2zt4yf9w]INTERVIEW DU SCÉNARISTE SCOTT SNYDER[/size:2zt4yf9w][/b:2zt4yf9w][/url:2zt4yf9w]

[img:18wjkpb7]http://imageshack.com/a/img513/6500/gnwt.jpg[/img:18wjkpb7] [quote:18wjkpb7]BATMAN #29 Art by: Danny Miki, Greg Capullo Cover by: Greg Capullo Written by: Scott Snyder The “DARK CITY” chapter of “ZERO YEAR” reaches its conclusion in this amazing, extra-sized issue! Now, the next chapter of Zero Year is almost upon us, and we’ve saved the best for last! What corners of Batman’s past will be revealed? And how will they impact his very near future? Find out here! U.S. Price:4.99 On Sale Date: Mar 12 2014[/quote:18wjkpb7] [img:18wjkpb7]http://imageshack.com/a/img850/695/6k0b.jpg[/img:18wjkpb7] [img:18wjkpb7]http://imageshack.com/a/img20/5085/gmj6.jpg[/img:18wjkpb7] [img:18wjkpb7]http://imageshack.com/a/img32/7523/ir49.jpg[/img:18wjkpb7] [img:18wjkpb7]http://imageshack.com/a/img534/2774/l37l.jpg[/img:18wjkpb7] Source: www.herocomplex.latimes.com

[img:2g1eqogu]http://i721.photobucket.com/albums/ww213/benoit_le/comics_vo/dc_comics/batman29_zps43646087.jpg[/img:2g1eqogu] [quote:2g1eqogu][b:2g1eqogu]BATMAN #29[/b:2g1eqogu] [i:2g1eqogu]Written by: Scott Snyder Art by: Greg Capullo, Danny Miki Cover by: Greg Capullo U.S. Price: 4.99 On Sale Date: Mar 12 2014 Color/B&W: Color Page Count: 32 The “DARK CITY” chapter of “ZERO YEAR” reaches its conclusion in this amazing, extra-sized issue! Now, the next chapter of Zero Year is almost upon us, and we’ve saved the best for last! What corners of Batman’s past will be revealed? And how will they impact his very near future? Find out here![/i:2g1eqogu][/quote:2g1eqogu] [img:2g1eqogu]http://i721.photobucket.com/albums/ww213/benoit_le/comics_vo/dc_comics/batman291_zpsdd633372.jpg[/img:2g1eqogu] [img:2g1eqogu]http://i721.photobucket.com/albums/ww213/benoit_le/comics_vo/dc_comics/batman292_zps44294c45.jpg[/img:2g1eqogu] [img:2g1eqogu]http://i721.photobucket.com/albums/ww213/benoit_le/comics_vo/dc_comics/batman293_zpsc5204ca8.jpg[/img:2g1eqogu] Source: [url=http://www.newsarama.com/20452-forever-evil-6-batman-29-previews.html:2g1eqogu]www.newsarama.com[/url:2g1eqogu]

Salut à tous (j'me présenterais ultérieurement sur le forum), Pour Snyder, je suis mitigé aussi dans la mesure où ses fins sont toujours laissées en suspens. The Owls et Death's family en sont deux très bons exemples. Malgré tout, je me dis que le bonhomme nous tient bien en haleine. A chaque fois. Ses histoires ont le mérite de ne pas être de la bastonnade décérébrée. Ce que j’exècre. S'il finissait pas ses arcs sur des cliffhangers, Snyder serait probablement le meilleur scénariste de comics du moment. J'ai juste lu, pour l'arc Zero Year, le Batman 21. J'en dirais plus ultérieurement. P.s. Capullo est dantesque. Que ce soit sur Spawn, sur Batman. Avec des couleurs sombres ou flashy, il fait plaisir aux yeux. Greg you are the boss !

[quote="Hush":26p8dvnb](il y en a quelques unes, mon cher Jack ) [/quote:26p8dvnb] J'en suis persuadé. DC fait des rééditions de l'avant New 52 de temps à autre.* [quote:26p8dvnb]Néanmoins, à la lecture de ce prologue, il semble que le statut-quo révèle des plans intéressants notamment la place de Selina Kyle dans Néo-Gotham.[/quote:26p8dvnb] Je ne sais pas ce que j'ai en ce moment avec Snyder sur Batman, mais je trouve ça mou, il n'y a pas de grande surprise. Et ce prologue n'échappe pas au constat. Quant à Capullo, malgré son très bon travail, il a un peu de mal a suivre la cadence (pareil pour Nguyen d'ailleurs, en très petite forme.) C'est dommage, j'attendais plus de cette relecture des origines. Peut être qu'ils n'ont pas osé, ou qu'il n'a plus d'idée en magasin ? [quote:26p8dvnb]Je prendrai chez Urban qui nous fera un joli mensuel. [/quote:26p8dvnb] C'est confirmé ? _______________________ [size=85:26p8dvnb]* Enfin, je dis ça, mais ça doit bien faire deux ans qu'on a pas eu de JLI. *grogne*[/size:26p8dvnb]

[spoiler:f6gjwhlr]Steph'is back. Tant mieux,je l'aimais bien.[/spoiler:f6gjwhlr]

Voici la page finale de [i:1d2m60mo]Batman #28[/i:1d2m60mo]: [spoiler:1d2m60mo][img:1d2m60mo]http://imageshack.com/a/img703/4159/lzka.jpg[/img:1d2m60mo][/spoiler:1d2m60mo] [quote="Scott Snyder":1d2m60mo]For me, I've been a fan of her for a long time, all the way back from her Robin status through what Bryan Miller did. I love that series, the "Batgirl" series, I love it dearly and he's a good friend. So it became about how do we bring her back if we're going to do the New 52 version of her in a way that honors that character and keeps who she was at the core, but updates the notion of Spoiler? If she's going to be Spoiler then why is she called Spoiler? What does that mean? Is she someone who knows everything, and does she know everything because of her father or something overheard or because of breaking in somewhere? Does she have all the secrets that everybody wants and that way can we update the idea of Spoiler to be the modern definition of what a spoiler is, and at the same time keep her who she was? It became about those questions, and we're really happy how it came out.[/quote:1d2m60mo] [url=http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=50862:1d2m60mo][b:1d2m60mo][size=150:1d2m60mo]INTERVIEW DU SCÉNARISTE SCOTT SNYDER (Comicbookresources)[/size:1d2m60mo][/b:1d2m60mo][/url:1d2m60mo] [url=http://www.newsarama.com/20308-scott-snyder-talks-bluebird-spoiler-batman-s-new-generation-of-allies.html:1d2m60mo][b:1d2m60mo][size=150:1d2m60mo]INTERVIEW DU SCÉNARISTE SCOTT SNYDER (newsarama)[/size:1d2m60mo][/b:1d2m60mo][/url:1d2m60mo] [url=http://uk.ign.com/articles/2014/02/13/scott-snyder-talks-batman-28-batman-eternal-new-sidekick-spoiler:1d2m60mo][b:1d2m60mo][size=150:1d2m60mo]INTERVIEW DU SCÉNARISTE SCOTT SNYDER (IGN)[/size:1d2m60mo][/b:1d2m60mo][/url:1d2m60mo]

La couverture de [i:1bt2eavc]Batman 31[/i:1bt2eavc] de Greg Capullo: [img:1bt2eavc]http://imageshack.com/a/img534/2672/26ce.jpg[/img:1bt2eavc]

[img:3durlfqd]http://imageshack.com/a/img197/1613/1bax.jpg[/img:3durlfqd] [img:3durlfqd]http://imageshack.com/a/img802/3186/66he.jpg[/img:3durlfqd] [quote:3durlfqd]BATMAN #28 Written by: Scott Snyder, James Tynion. Art by: Dustin Nguyen. Cover by: Dustin Nguyen. Description: A peek at what's to come in the weekly Batman Eternal series, with glimpses at some key characters in the series. Pages: 32. Price: $2.99. In stores: Feb. 5. [/quote:3durlfqd] [img:3durlfqd]http://imageshack.com/a/img811/731/ctmz.jpg[/img:3durlfqd] [img:3durlfqd]http://imageshack.com/a/img812/7687/uykj.jpg[/img:3durlfqd] [img:3durlfqd]http://imageshack.com/a/img191/2862/uo93.jpg[/img:3durlfqd] [img:3durlfqd]http://imageshack.com/a/img32/6376/s4ws.jpg[/img:3durlfqd] Source: www.comicscontinuum.com

[quote="Scott Snyder":mb8mpwuf] And the stuff in Zero Year is definitely going to play forward in my run, in Batman. But this [February] issue is less about Zero Year than it is about showing you what we're going to return to after Zero Year. No, not only return to… but also to show you past when we're going to return — to say, "Guess what's coming in 2014 in Batman?" We really shouldn't be showing you this, but we'll give you a peek through the keyhole, as a thank you for being so supportive to all of us on Zero Year.[/quote:mb8mpwuf] [url=http://www.newsarama.com/20127-scott-snyder-talks-batman-28-s-prison-keyhole-relationship-to-futures-end.html:mb8mpwuf][b:mb8mpwuf][size=150:mb8mpwuf]INTERVIEW DU SCÉNARISTE SCOTT SNYDER[/size:mb8mpwuf][/b:mb8mpwuf][/url:mb8mpwuf]

[quote:160r4upj]But one of the things he [Grant Morrison] said, in that same conversation, is he asked me, "Has he become your creator-owned character yet? Bruce? Has he become yours yet?" And I was saying, because I was working on Zero Year, that I understood what he was saying, because when you work on a character like Batman, when you start, it's like he's everybody else's, and you're just trying to do the best version you can that's yours, but you still feel that weight of him being "Batman." You know? You're still intimidated by it.[/quote:160r4upj] [url=http://www.newsarama.com/20120-scott-snyder-zero-year-s-final-act-crime-alley-and-more-batman-origin-stories.html:160r4upj][b:160r4upj][size=150:160r4upj]INTERVIEW DU SCÉNARISTE SCOTT SNYDER[/size:160r4upj][/b:160r4upj][/url:160r4upj]

[img:33vgpbzp]http://imageshack.com/a/img841/6489/66vh.jpg[/img:33vgpbzp] [img:33vgpbzp]http://imageshack.com/a/img854/4213/z937.jpg[/img:33vgpbzp] [img:33vgpbzp]http://imageshack.com/a/img31/1678/ygbg.jpg[/img:33vgpbzp] [quote:33vgpbzp]Batman #27 Story by Scott Snyder Art by Greg Capullo, Danny Miki Cover by Greg Capullo Publisher DC Comics Cover Price: $3.99 Release Date Wed, January 22nd, 2014 “ZERO YEAR” reaches an all-important crossroads as Batman and Jim Gordon try to turn the lights back on in Gotham City. This issue leads directly into the final arc of Zero Year, which begins here next month![/quote:33vgpbzp] [img:33vgpbzp]http://imageshack.com/a/img845/7723/t5bq.jpg[/img:33vgpbzp] [img:33vgpbzp]http://imageshack.com/a/img28/6103/x0iu.jpg[/img:33vgpbzp] [img:33vgpbzp]http://imageshack.com/a/img823/749/nuwo.jpg[/img:33vgpbzp] [img:33vgpbzp]http://imageshack.com/a/img801/6852/v7ph.jpg[/img:33vgpbzp] [img:33vgpbzp]http://imageshack.com/a/img690/4236/8nqg.jpg[/img:33vgpbzp] Source: www.maxim.com

Et voici la couverture et les sollicitations de "Batman #28": [img:1jejjpoy]http://imageshack.com/a/img837/373/9ueq.jpg[/img:1jejjpoy] [quote:1jejjpoy]BATMAN #28 Written by SCOTT SNYDER Art & cover by DUSTIN NGUYEN 1:25 Steampunk variant cover by HOWARD CHAYKIN On sale FEBRUARY 12 • 32 pg, FC, $3.99 US • RATED T Combo pack edition: $4.99 US This special issue, written by Scott Snyder and James Tynion with art and cover by Dustin Nguyen, will provide a peek at what’s to come in the weekly Batman Eternal series, with glimpses at some key characters in the series. This issue is also offered as a combo pack edition with a redemption code for a digital download of this issue.[/quote:1jejjpoy]

Au lieu de se terminer avec "[i:3c5x0bh9]Batman #28[/i:3c5x0bh9]" comme prévu, "[i:3c5x0bh9]Zero Year[/i:3c5x0bh9]" sera décalé d'un mois pour laisser le temps à l'artiste Greg Capullo de rendre ses planches à temps. Pour palier à ce manque, [b:3c5x0bh9]Scott Snyder[/b:3c5x0bh9], [b:3c5x0bh9]James Tynion IV[/b:3c5x0bh9] et le dessinateur [b:3c5x0bh9]D[/b:3c5x0bh9][b:3c5x0bh9]ustin N'Guyen[/b:3c5x0bh9] consacreront "[i:3c5x0bh9]Batman #28[/i:3c5x0bh9]" à une histoire se déroulant six mois dans le futur de l'actuel DC Universe en prologue à l'hebdomadaire [url=http://www.comics-sanctuary.com/forum/batman-eternal-snyder-tynion-fawkes-seeley-collectif-t64256.html:3c5x0bh9]Batman Eternal[/url:3c5x0bh9]. Le design de N'Guyen présenté ci-dessous dévoile un nouveau protagoniste de la galerie Batman qui fera sa première apparition dans le numéro en question. Certaines rumeurs parlent déjà de l'électricienne Harper Row sous le costume. "[i:3c5x0bh9]Zero Year[/i:3c5x0bh9]" se conclura avec "[i:3c5x0bh9]Batman #33[/i:3c5x0bh9]" en Mars 2014. [img:3c5x0bh9]http://img36.imageshack.us/img36/2091/b9ys.jpg[/img:3c5x0bh9] [quote="Scott Snyder":3c5x0bh9]A bat-announcement! But first, a thank you to guys for all the backing on ZY from the whole team. I mean it. This is a Batman origin - nothing more sacred or stressful or thrilling to do. We talk about it a lot, me and Greg and co. - how wrong this all could have gone - and to have you guys in our corner this way... just, thank you. This story is something we're putting our all into, and we can't tell you how much the support means to us. So to the news (and it's good news, don't worry!): as I was finishing Batman #28 last month, I started to feel that the issue seemed very cramped. There are a lot of big moments in it - super storms raging, bat-vehicles whirling - and I was compressing every one into a multi-panel page. Anyway, I started thinking that maybe we could extend the issue, do something larger - not as large (or pricey) as #24 - we feel your pain - but still big enough to give Greg the space needed to make this issue feel epic on the page, views of the whole city as it shakes... Still, to extend the issue would put pressure on Greg, and with an issue that has key crime alley scenes and core moments... I didn't want him to have ANY pressure. No one is as maniacal about staying way ahead of his deadlines than brother Greg is and I just thought it'd be cruel to saddle him with extra pages, esp. now, with the holidays. Believe me, if I gave Greg extra pages, he'd finish them ahead of time, no problem, but why put extra work on my partner - and my friend - for being ahead? Then I started thinking about all the crazy plans we have in BATMAN, and in BATMAN ETERNAL (the weekly), for Gotham of 2014, and I figured: what if, as a thank you to you guys for all the support, we took a month off from ZY right at the halfway point, and instead did a special issue that showed you what's coming up in the world of Batman AFTER ZY? Not an issue that cuts to the present, but one that actually shows you a glimpse of the FUTURE of Batman - Gotham circa summer 2014? So I got to talking with the other Gotham writers, and we agreed that with all the crazy stuff that's going to happen in 2014 - and my goal above all in 2014 is to keep things daring and fun - it'd be a thrill to do a total spoiler issue. A stand-alone issue that takes place in the near future and reveals all sorts of massive surprises coming to Gotham in the spring and summer of 2014. After getting the ok from editorial on the issue, I approached pal Dustin Nguyen about drawing it, told him the crazy stuff in it, and he signed on, to my immense gratitude. So (distilled from all my wordiness) our NEWS IS: the current BATMAN #28 (the finale of Zero Year - Dark City) will now be BATMAN #29. And a new Batman #28 will come out in its place by me, James Tynion and Dustin Nguyen - a special thank you issue that takes place six months in the future from the present continuity of the DCU, and gives you all sorts of peeks into the craziness planned for 2014. And believe me, the issue will have a lot of surprises. After all the support you've shown us on Batman - and on ZY especially - we owe you BIG. Big like a debt we can never, ever repay, big. But with this issue, we'll try very hard to fill the pages with thank you spoilers. Thank you guys from the bottoms of our black, twisted hearts. You are Gotham, always. And here, I'll post a tease of a new (?) character appearing in the new #28 right now... [/quote:3c5x0bh9] Source:

• mar. 10 déc. 2013 21:04