Révélé dans les dernières pages de Miracleman #16 publié aujourd’hui, la série reprendra au numéro 1 pour la réédition des premiers numéros supervisés par Neil Gaiman (Sandman) et Mark Buckingham dans les années 90. La série avait alors été interrompue à la moitié du récit qui devait comprendre trois chapitres: The Golden Age, The Silver Age et The Dark Age.
D’après le site Bleedingcool, l’artiste a déjà organisé son emploi du temps pour reprendre la série après avoir conclu la saga Fables.
Rhhhaaa !
C’est autrement plus bandant que la pluie de Battleworld qui nous inonde (même s’il y aura peut-être des trucs sympas qui émergeront de ce grand bordel).
Le premier numéro sortira en septembre avec une couverture spéciale réalisée par les artistes Garry Leach, Alan Davis, John Totleben et Rick Veitch, ainsi qu’une couverture variante par Simone Bianchi:
Au moins, on le reconnait de suite, sans même lire le texte de Jack (mais je ne sais pas si j’ai d’abord reconnu la colo, la compo ou le coup de crayon !)
[quote]Miracelman by Gaiman & Buckingham #1
Story by Neil Gaiman
Art by Mark Buckingham
Colors by D’Israeli
Letters by Todd Klein
Cover by Mark Buckingham, Simone Bianchi, Joe Quesada, [more…]
Publisher Marvel Comics
Cover Price: $4.99
Release Date Sep 2nd, 2015
It was the series that changed comics forever. And at long last – it will be completed. This September, a tale that began 25 years ago will finally be told in MIRACLEMAN BY GAIMAN & BUCKINGHAM #1! Visionary comic legends Neil Gaiman (Sandman, 1602) & Mark Buckingham (Fables) bring you a new Age of Miracles and a story of epic proportions! Kicking off The Golden Age storyline and then continuing into the unfinished The Silver Age & The Dark Age arcs, Gaiman & Buckingham’s lost Miracleman story will finally see the light of day!
Uttering a single, long-forgotten word, Michael Moran transformed from the ordinary into the extraordinary – and Miracleman was born! Years out of print and left unfinished, Marvel Comics is pleased to bring these iconic and trailblazing stories back to print for an entirely new generation of fans. Now is the chance to jump on board one of the most groundbreaking stories in comics history before these two industry titans bring you the cataclysmic conclusion to their famously unfinished storyline!
« That Neil and Bucky can finally finish the story they started, is a great relief to still-gasping fans — myself among them, » says Marvel Editor-in-Chief Axel Alonso.
Gaiman and Buckingham reunite with series colorist D’Israeli and award-winning letterer Todd Klein to create the definitive Miracleman. Each issue has been remastered directly from the original artwork and will feature extensive additional content including scripts, original art, sketches, rare promotional pieces — and more! Look for this exciting jumping on point this September 2nd when MIRACLEMAN BY GAIMAN & BUCKINGHAM #1 comes to comic shops![/quote]
[quote]Miracleman by Gaiman & Buckingham #1
Story by Neil Gaiman
Art by Mark Buckingham
Colors by D’Israeli
Cover by Mark Buckingham, Joe Quesada, Simone Bianchi, Gary Leach , Alan Davis , John Totleben , Rick Veitch
Publisher Marvel Comics
Cover Price: $4.99
Release Date Sep 2nd, 2015
On September 2nd, two comic icons bring you the series that changed comics forever. And at long last – it will finally be complete. A tale that began 25 years ago begins anew this September in MIRACLEMAN BY GAIMAN & BUCKINGHAM #1! Visionary comic legends Neil Gaiman (Sandman, 1602) and Mark Buckingham (Fables) bring you a new Age of Miracles and a story of epic proportions! Kicking off The Golden Age storyline, then continuing into the famously unfinished The Silver Age & The Dark Age story arcs, Gaiman & Buckingham’s lost Miracleman story will finally see the light of day!
Uttering a single, long-forgotten word, Michael Moran transformed from the ordinary into the extraordinary – and Miracleman was born! Years out of print and left unfinished, Marvel comics is pleased to bring these trailblazing and genre defining stories to an entire new generation of fans. Now is the chance to jump on board one of the most groundbreaking stories in comic history before these two industry legends bring you it’s cataclysmic conclusion a quarter century in the making!
Reuniting with series colorist D’Israeli and award-winning letterer Todd Klein to create the each issue of Gaiman & Buckingham’s run has been remastered directly from the original artwork. Each issue also features extensive additional content including scripts, original art, sketches, rare promotional pieces – and more! Look for this exciting jumping on point on September 2nd when MIRACLEMAN BY GAIMAN & BUCKINGHAM #1 makes it’s triumphant return to comic shops![/quote]
[quote]Miracleman by Gaiman & Buckingham #1
Story by Neil Gaiman
Art by Mark Buckingham
Colors by D’Israeli
Letters by Todd Klein
Cover by Mark Buckingham, Joe Quesada, Simone Bianchi
Publisher Marvel Comics
Cover Price: $4.99
Release Date Sep 2nd, 2015
• Neil Gaiman and Mark Buckingham’s Age of Miracles begins!
• Two years have passed since the decimation of London. Miracleman presides over mankind’s Golden Age from atop Olympus. Pilgrims climb its miles-high peak to petition their new god. Each carries hopes that are pure. The motives they conceal, however…
• Miracleman explores Infraspace in the opening chapter of « Retrieval, » but just what, or who, is he looking for?
• Including material originally presented in MIRACLEMAN (1985) #17, plus bonus content.[/quote]
[quote]Miracleman by Gaiman & Buckingham #3
Story by Neil Gaiman
Art by Mark Buckingham
Colors by D’Israeli
Letters by Todd Klein
Cover by Mark Buckingham, Tony Harris, Mike Allred
Publisher Marvel Comics
Cover Price: $4.99
Release Date Oct 7th, 2015
• Miracleman’s creator, Dr. Emil Gargunza, is back! But how does Andy Warhol factor into this return?
• Gaiman and Buckingham explore the nature of identity and art in the Golden Age with “Notes from the Underground.”
• “Retrieval” continues as familiar faces are discovered deep within the Warp Well!
• Including material originally presented in MIRACLEMAN (1985) #19, plus bonus content.[/quote]
Sur un autre topic, j’évoquais le coté glauque de Moore en comparaison à celui de morrison
Je venais de lire le tome 3 de miracleman. Très très réussi, au point que j’avais été carrement choqué de la représentation des massacres de kid miracleman.
C’était très hardcore.
Lire enfin la suite de miracleman par gaiman, je sais pas, mais y a pour moi comme un graal enfin atteint. C’était totalement mythique ces episodes lorsque j’étais ado. Je crois que cet horizon s’est inscrit en moi à la lecture d’un numéro de scarce, peut être même le premier numéro que j’ai lu (avec warlock en couverture), en tout cas un numéro qui contenait un article sur miracleman. Les comics avec scarce sont devenus à l’époque pour le jeune lecteur que j’étais autre chose que des lectures mais aussi des objets de savoir. Une sorte de palier vers l’adolescence c’est fait pour moi avec la lecture de scarce.
A quoi tient les rites initiatiques d’un lecteur de comics! c’est quelque chose. . Moi ce fut avec scarce. les contributeurs ne devaient pas penser à de telle chose lorsqu’ils pondaient leur article. ^^
Donc enfin cette boucle qui se boucle.
Reste le 2001 de kirby et je serais un homme comblé.
