Sourire.
Je ne dis pas qu il est nul, je pense qu il serait temps que d autre que lui soient en position d autorité.
Mouais… je pense surtout que Cebulski n a pas montré grand chose
Il n a rien montré du tout en effet.
Et pas mal d’associations avec Busiek, Slott & Ewing (ceux portés sur le respect de la continuité).
Si une profusion d’artistes italiens.
Tom Brevoort: "I posted about this online the other day, briefly. But this week, I read my first X-Men script.
It was weird.
It wasn’t just that I was venturing into some untested waters, but also that the scale of the venture is so great in scope. This is a far cry from building a new relaunch for AVENGERS or FANTASTIC FOUR , it’s relaunching an entire line of titles—creating the infrastructure between them that will make up the new parameters of their world and how they’ll all interact (and to what degree) as well as deciding what characters will end up where, in whose hands. I’ve done a lot of things in my years on this job, but I’ve never had to think so broadly about so many characters and books at one time.
There’s a line that Miracleman’s daughter Winter says when she returns from space to see how Miracleman has changed human society in her absence: “You decided to keep the sky that color, did you?” That’s what every choice feels like.
It can be a terrifying thing to face. I’m basically making it all up as I go along, trusting to my instincts and my experience to find a path to victory. Already, I’ve made a couple of non-traditional choices that have made some of the folks around me a little bit edgy. And I can’t even say with a certainty that they are the right choices. All I can go on is that my gut tells me that’s the way to go. But it really is working without a net.
X-MEN fans cover a wide spectrum, depending on when they first encountered the characters and their world. Every character is the favorite of somebody that’s hugely vocal about them, and who likes them in a particular idiom. I’ve been looped into conversations on social media that are about how absolutely essential it is to keep Storm’s hair the way it is now, rather than going back to the earlier straighter depictions of earlier artists. And that depiction is the least of my worries concerning Storm, but it is of vital importance to those fans who are talking about it and campaigning for it.
Everybody is not going to be happy. It’s impossible. There isn’t that much consensus among X-MEN fans. (I got a message from somebody else who begged me to maintain the current Krakoa status quo, who stated without hyperbole that “99% of X-Men fans love Krakoa.” I didn’t respond to this—I don’t really respond to any of it at this point—but my answer would have been, “Yeah, maybe 99% of the X-Men fans that you hear from. My polling data is a little bit more divided.”
And it’s also strange to be thinking to this degree about an entirely different set of characters. I’ve lived with Thor and Iron Man and Captain America and so forth for a quarter of a century, my understanding and opinions about them are very fully-formed, to the point where I don’t really have to think about it any longer. But here, every choice requires constant analysis: do we have enough marquee characters in this book? Is this character better served in this title with this author or this other one? Is there some way to split the difference so that these two people can both get some of what they want and walk away satisfied? And so forth.
It’s a lot.
I mean, I am having fun with it all, too. But I’d be lying if I said there wasn’t a certain existential dread that crops up here from time to time. I really do not know what I’m doing in a manner that would comfort those X-readers who are the most trepidatious. But we’re double and triple-checking the math as much as possible, and trying not to let ourselves be held back by indecision. part of being an editor is making choices and then living with the outcome.
That first script needed a revision to its finale, the last two pages or so, and now it’s off in the hands of an artist. So this is becoming very real very fast. I’m going to continue to hold back from saying much of anything about the specifics for some time yet, as really the spotlight should be on the efforts of the current crew as they build the ending to their time on the franchise. So please be patient and try not to ask me too many questions about what costume Wolverine is going to be wearing or what book you can find Rockslide in or anything. It’s not my time yet. And by the time we get there, like it or not, we’ll be ready.
We’re just not there yet."
Pas confiance.
Attend de voir qui sera sur le titre.
Je n ai même pas de velléités de ce côté là.
Autant voir ewing et gillen sur une grosse equipe de vengeurs me rendrait curieux, autant pour les x men, je ne vois pas qui pourrait suciter mon intérêt à priori.
Oui
Moi je suis assez peu coinvaincu qu arreter la periode krakoa soit une bonne chose.
Comme je dis quand on voit les ventes… Brevoort que j aime beaucoup ne laisse franchement pas la franchise avengers dans un bon état…
La ligne xmen me semble déjà en meilleur état sur la continuité graphique… meme si ca pourrait etre mieux.
On me dit que les news chez image parent de gens qui en bossent quasiment plus pour DC et marvel… oui mais ils ne viendront pas pendant le temps du contrat non plus…
J aime beaucoup ewing par exemple mais Marvel n a pas su batir sur lui… a part Immortal Hulk; il reste dans des ventes moyennes…
Je trouve vraiment que ca navigue à vue à tout point… Marvel et DC et meme les autres… ils ont une politique faites par un chat au milieu de la route qui a les phares dans les yeux…
On sait si c’est un choix de Brevoort d’arrêter la période Krakoa ou si il a été choisis pour lancer une nouvelle ére ?
J’imagine la seconde idée.
Moi aussi
ok merci
Nick Spencer est toujours courtisé (en dépit de la façon dont s’est terminé son run sur Spidey).
C’est pas ce que voulait Hickman depuis pfiew Inferno ?
Il ne souhaitait sans doute pas que ça dure aussi longtemps.
Ben di ca avait dure que jusqu a inferno…
Y aurait rien eu quoi… ca aurait ete un gadget comme une mort ou une variant cover
Il n en avait quasicrien fait de son idee
Moi les idees que tu poses et dont tu fais rien… j ai arrete millar … je lis parfois pour les dessonateurs mais c est beau et vide…
Un pitch c est rien… une bonne idee dont tu fais rien… ben c est rien
Il voulait, je pense, que le conflit avec orchis, les enfants de l atome et la phalanx viennent plus rapidement. Passer directement à la phase fall of x.
Après, est ce que cela aurait débouché sur une fin de krakoa ? Il y avait la possibilité de la onzième vie de Moira si elle faisait les bon choix qui permettait si besoin une remise à zero.
L intérêt que j avais pour krakoa etait lié non pas au nouveau statut quo mais à l histoire d hickman et notamment du conflit avec la phalanx qui promettait des idées de sf intéressantes.
L histoire avortée, mon intérêt s envolait.
Ah ça je suis pas sur, j’ai pas toujours aimé Hickman, mais je lui reconnait sa qualité de penseur. La suite était prévu et je ne sais pas ce que ça aurait été, mais il aurait été surprenant.