Il me semblait bien.
Donc, c’est un peu une vision « idéalisée » des Vengeurs à un instant vaguement T.
Jim
J’ai bien l’impression.
Si on est pendant crossing.. Simon est mort dans fw1
Oui!
Et il l’est toujours un peu pour moi…
La fureur, la fureur, oui enfin jusqu’à ce que spidey lui mette les points sur les i.
Peter n etait décidément pas Gaston Lagaffe.
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Tu devrais.
Jim
Je prendrais l intégral
Voilà ! J’attends avec impatience la prochaine avec l’arrivée de Buscema !
Déjà la prochaine ? Cool
Buscema avec Stern pas simonson
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Intégrales Avengers:
2026 Intégrale 1985-1987 Avengers (1963) #255-263, Annual #14, Marvel Graphic Novel #27: Emperor Doom, Fantastic Four (1961) #286 (L intégration de Emperor Doom non pour l année mais plutôt dans la periode à laquelle il se passe va perturber les nom d’intégrales.. on va passer de 1984-1985 à 1985-1987 à 1985-1986
Mapping personnel
2027 Intégrale 1986 Avengers (1963) #264-272, Annual #15, West Coast Avengers Annual 1, Alpha Flight (1983) #39
2028 Intégrale 1986-1987 Avengers (1963) #273-285, Annual #16, West Coast Avengers Annual 2
2029 Intégrale 1987-1988 Avengers (1963) #286-297, X-Men Vs. The Avengers #1-4
Mouais. Moi je reste persuader que nous aurons tout le run de Simonson dans une seule integrale.
En l état actuel on a tous raison 
J en avais une pour couper
L’arrivée de Buscema (tout court) forcément , j’espère que nemo avait compris !
Oui, oui.
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A Comic I Worked On That Came Out On This Date
NEW AVENGERS #15 came out on August 10, 2011 and was a tie-in to the ongoing FEAR ITSELF crossover that Matt Fraction and Stuart Immonen were working on. But the thing that makes it truly notable is that it was another step towards world domination by Squirrel Girl, a character who was something of a laughing stock for a decade but who wound up getting the last laugh. And it came about somewhat by accident. Squirrel Girl had been reintroduced a couple of years earlier in the first GLA limited series done by Dan Slott and Paul Pelletier, and it was Slott who established the basic shtick of the character: as set up in her one and only original story in which she defeated Doctor Doom, Squirrel Girl was undefeatable and could somehow trounce even the most storied opponents. Based on that and further appearances around the Marvel Universe, the character began to develop a small but vocal fan base. And so, when Brian Michael Bendis was looking for a character to bring into NEW AVENGERS as a nanny for the recently-born child of Luke Cage and Jessica Jones, EIC Joe Quesada insisted that he use Squirrel Girl in the role. I don’t know how into it Brian was at the outset, but he made the best of the cards he was dealt, and he treated Doreen Green as a legitimate character rather than a punchline, which only increased her popularity. The artwork by Mike Deodato was also a lot darker and moodier, which also made Squirrel Girl come across as more serious. This particular issue spotlighted Doreen, and Brian and Mike did great work in terms of taking her more seriously and increasing her fan base. The one choice Brian made that backfired a little bit was in establishing a secret connection between Doreen and Wolverine, which was treated as a failed romantic relationship, although it’s never spelled out that way on the page. This turned off certain fans, who found the age difference between the two characters a bit icky, which I can understand.
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