DC Comics - 2022 Thread
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Let's see what this year brings to DC Comics. Their line has gotten so Batman-centric is becoming a running joke. Next week there are 13 Batman/Batman related titles on the shelves
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The rumors of Geoff Johns being out of DC turn out to be false as he’s writing Flashpoint Beyond. Now the controversy is that Ray Fisher supporters want Johns fired
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There were rumors that Johns was in the outs at DC due to the situation with Ray Fisher, his work difficulties with the DC top brass and his demotion in the company. His projects have been given to others or simply put on complete hold, and he took his personal pet project to Image instead of keeping it in house
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Finally one of the best series of the past 20 years is getting re-released
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The Questyen (01-15-22)
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If that's the only thing that DC can sell, it doesn't bode well for their future prospects. What happens when comic book readers get bored with the deluge of Batstuff?
I think that part of the problem is that the cover prices have gotten so high that it's essentially pushed anything that isn't A-list off of the shelves. The industry just can't support anything that isn't Batman, Spidey, X, or Avengers in a sustained manner.
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John Pannozzi (01-22-22)
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For a quite a while now it seems like almost every week that at least half of DC's output has been Bat-family stuff (Batman, Joker, Harley, Gotham, Robin, Nightwing, Birds, et al).
If that's the only thing that DC can sell, it doesn't bode well for their future prospects. What happens when comic book readers get bored with the deluge of Batstuff?
I think that part of the problem is that the cover prices have gotten so high that it's essentially pushed anything that isn't A-list off of the shelves. The industry just can't support anything that isn't Batman, Spidey, X, or Avengers in a sustained manner.
If that's the only thing that DC can sell, it doesn't bode well for their future prospects. What happens when comic book readers get bored with the deluge of Batstuff?
I think that part of the problem is that the cover prices have gotten so high that it's essentially pushed anything that isn't A-list off of the shelves. The industry just can't support anything that isn't Batman, Spidey, X, or Avengers in a sustained manner.
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John Pannozzi (01-22-22)
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DC is announcing the death of the Justice League
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Whatever DC
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This is seriously fucked up and once again shows how every parent company for DC has hired the most inept people to ruin the company and then bolt. Fuck this guy.
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Wasn't he brought on as a hatchet man?
The suits brought him in to gut the place. He did. And then he gets the fuck out. If it wasn't going to be him, it would be someone else to do the dirty work.
The suits brought him in to gut the place. He did. And then he gets the fuck out. If it wasn't going to be him, it would be someone else to do the dirty work.
Last edited by Josh-da-man; 01-22-22 at 09:10 AM. Reason: "gut" not "get"
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PhantomStranger (01-21-22)
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Josh is 100% correct. He was brought in to fire dead weight and anyone the new corporate bosses thought was overpaid, then move on soon afterwards. Fairly common in corporate America.
So it appears "killing off" the Justice League is basically DC's way of salvaging their original 5G plans by introducing a new team with younger characters. This gives the new characters a little time in the spotlight while the mainstay heroes are in limbo for a little while.
Probably the easiest thing they could have done without further angering existing fans. Everyone knows most of the heroes won't be dead long.
So it appears "killing off" the Justice League is basically DC's way of salvaging their original 5G plans by introducing a new team with younger characters. This gives the new characters a little time in the spotlight while the mainstay heroes are in limbo for a little while.
Probably the easiest thing they could have done without further angering existing fans. Everyone knows most of the heroes won't be dead long.
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Or they could stick the newbies into Young Justice or another new title.
DC never met a gimmick or headline it didn't like.
DC never met a gimmick or headline it didn't like.
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Really sad news today in the comic book world
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Yeah, when you have a Crisis every six months, it kind of dulls the impact.
Oooh! There's a bunch of superheroes flexing and running toward the camera, there's lightning and cosmic rays flashing, someone's going to get their origin story rewritten, and Superman might cry again! This is going to be awesome!
Oooh! There's a bunch of superheroes flexing and running toward the camera, there's lightning and cosmic rays flashing, someone's going to get their origin story rewritten, and Superman might cry again! This is going to be awesome!
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I'm done with DC. I'm just a Batman fan now, and will come back to Clark when he gets his own title again and some powers.
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This looks pretty
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