C’est la série Marvel Two in one il me semble
Il semblerait ouais.
Que d’excellents dessinateurs 
(à part Greg Land… Mais il s’améliore donc ça va 
)
T’es sûr ? En même temps, y a pas de mal !
Il a du prendre de nouveaux modèles d’actrices pornos…
De nouveaux modèles ou des modèles nouveaux ?
Je trouve que ses derniers épisodes de Uncanny X-Men sont bien plus beaux qu’il y a quelques années sur Les 4F ou sur les X-Men… Après c’est sûr qu’il a encore pas mal de défauts (dont des visages tous identiques avec le sourire commercial ultra bright) mais je trouve ses épisodes plus agréables à lire aujourd’hui… 
Comme ce n’est pas complètement HS de l’indiquer ici, je précise qu’Esad Ribic dédicacera les 29 septembre et 1er octobre prochains aux Rencontres BDs de Marly (54).
Pour le même prix, vous aurez un bouquet garni de Jean Depelley et Jim Lainé.
Je ferai la mauvaise herbe. 
Mais tu feras ça très bien.
Jim
Avec la sourire, même.
Oh c’est prêt de chez moi ! Merci pour l’info !
Ce serait dommage de ne pas la partager, hein ? 
C’est sûr, pour une fois qu’il y a un truc pas très loin ! ^^
Alors on se croisera à cette occasion.
Jim
Avec grand plaisir !
J’y viendrais sûrement le dimanche matin…
Qui est VOYAGER ?
L’USS Voyager, vaisseau de Starfleet de classe Intrépide, fut construit aux chantiers spatiaux d’Utopia Planitia, orbitant Mars. Le vaisseau fut lancé à partir de la Station McKinley sous le commandement du Capitaine Kathryn Janeway à la date stellaire 48038.5.
Voila
(de rien)
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L’interview de Jason Aaron chez Newsrama : https://www.newsarama.com/36501-jason-aaron-marvel-legacy-1-interview.html
I’ve obviously done a lot of stuff with Odin in the pages of Thor, but he’s mostly been an antagonist for his son and for Jane Foster – which is a role he’s played a lot over the years. But one of the cool things about writing gods is that they’ve been around for so long, through a lot of different eras and incarnations. And as I’ve done with Thor, where I did stories of very different versions of Thor Odinson at various points in his life, I like the idea of exploring a different sort of Odin, at a very different period in his very long life. We get to see Odin do things we haven’t seen him do before. He was the first member I knew I wanted on this prehistoric superteam.
The other pieces of the team then fell into place quickly. I liked the Phoenix being a part of it, as well as Iron Fist – those seemed like no-brainers. I liked getting back into writing Ghost Rider. Ghost Rider was one of the first characters I had a big run on at Marvel. And Starbrand is a character we don’t see too much of these days, but who was a big part of Jonathan Hickman’s Avengers. He plays a big part in this one-shot in a couple of different eras.
Source : https://www.newsarama.com
MARVEL LEGACY #1
JASON AARON (W) • ESAD RIBIC (A)
DOUBLE GATEFOLD COVER BY JOE QUESADA
Wraparound Variant Cover by MARK BROOKS
Variant Cover by ALEX ROSS
Variant Cover by GREG LAND
TRADING CARD VARIANT COVER BY JOHN TYLER CHRISTOPHER
BLACK AND WHITE VARIANT COVER BY JOE QUESADA
BLACK AND WHITE VARIANT COVER BY ALEX ROSS
YOUNG VARIANT COVER BY SKOTTIE YOUNG
VARIANT COVER BY AMY REEDER
EVERYTHING STARTS HERE! It begins at the dawn of the human race, and ends with a child’s prayer! In between, empires fall, mysteries brew, secrets are revealed, quests are undertaken and legends are forged! All leading up to the dramatic return you’ve been waiting for — and one you’ve been dreading!
Jason Aaron (MIGHTY THOR) and Esad Ribic (SECRET WARS) usher in a new dawn — one whose rays will touch every corner of the Marvel Universe in the days to come!
MARVEL LEGACY: It’s everything you’ve been longing for — and more!
64 PGS./ON-SHOT/Rated T+ …$5.99
Source : http://www.cbr.com
L’interview de Tom Brevoort : https://www.newsarama.com/36544-tom-brevoort-marvel-legacy-interview.html
In fact, one of the taglines of “Legacy” is “Every series is an event,” every series has big things planned in its own pages. But for the moment, no, we’re not planning any big, linewide events along the lines of Secret Empire for the foreseeable future.
We’ve seen – as we hoped that we might – absence has made the heart grow fonder for the Fantastic Four in some ways. I say this with no rancor, as I edited Fantastic Four longer than anyone, and I love that series, that was always a title and book that occupied a certain place in the Marvel Universe, but wasn’t that crucial to people, that central to their reading.
But now that the FF has been gone for a while, people have started to miss them like they missed Thor when he didn’t have a title for a couple years after “Avengers: Disassembled.” And then when Thor actually came back – with the excellent creative team of J. Michael Straczynski and Olivier Coipel – people seemed to be ready to get back on board for Thor in a way that they might not have been had business just continued as usual.
Source : https://www.newsarama.com