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[scarletneedle]

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Jorge Corona devient l'artiste pour le 2ème arc de Transformers toujours écrit par Daniel Warren Johnson débutant au #7 :

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	Today Skybound and Image Comics, in collaboration with leading toy and game company Hasbro, revealed that Eisner Award-nominated artist Jorge Corona (Middlewest) will join Daniel Warren Johnson’s TRANSFORMERS as series artist, for the second story arc. The next arc of the smash hit series kicks off with issue #7, which will be available on shelves in comic book shops April 10, 2024. TRANSFORMERS #7 will continue the Energon Universe and the all-new era of the iconic TRANSFORMERS franchise from writer (and current series artist) Daniel Warren Johnson (Extremity, Do a Powerbomb) and colorist Mike Spicer (Stillwater, Murder Falcon). Following what promises to be an epic end to the first story arc with the upcoming TRANSFORMERS #5 and #6, Jorge Corona joins to begin the Energon Universe story that will have everyone talking. “It’s a rare breed of artist that can naturally bring an organic quality to things that are inherently mechanical, and Jorge is one of those chosen few,” said Daniel Warren Johnson. “Prepare your eyes for a feast of brawn and beauty, my friends. This man draws a mean looking Soundwave. KA BAM!” “It started with a ‘Do you want to work on a book with Daniel Warren Johnson?’ and just in case that wasn’t a deafening ‘YES,’ they added: ‘It’s for the TRANSFORMERS book,’” said Jorge Corona. “Growing up with TRANSFORMERS and its many iterations expanded in many ways what a cartoon could do for me. Even though it had the classic good vs. evil premise, it also added malleability to what the characters could do in that world. Betrayals, regrets, self-doubts, were all emotions that drove these characters and it added a complexity that I wasn’t familiar with in other shows. Fast forward to 30 years later and here I am seeing Daniel’s take on the franchise, rooted in his love for the original Generation One version, and it’s like reliving those childhood memories multiplied by a thousand. I am very honored and humbled to be a part of this project and cannot wait to share all of the craziness that’s coming up in the book.” The Energon Universe officially began in June 2023 with the surprise first appearance of iconic TRANSFORMERS character Jetfire in Void Rivals #1, introducing the historic new collaboration between Hasbro and Skybound, with TRANSFORMERS and G.I. JOE comics finding a new home with the publisher. The Energon Universe recently expanded with the launch of Duke #1, a limited series from Joshua Williamson (DC’s Superman, Dark Ride), Tom Reilly (The Thing) and Jordie Bellaire (W0rldtr33). Next up for the Energon Universe is the launch of Cobra Commander #1 later this month from Joshua Williamson, Andrea Milana and Annalisa Leoni. Fans should expect can’t-miss moments from every issue of the Energon Universe, as secrets are unveiled along the path to answering the BIG questions. TRANSFORMERS #7 (SRP: $3.99) will be available at comic book shops and digital platforms including Amazon Kindle, Apple Books, comiXology, and Google Play on Wednesday, April 10, 2024. The full list of variant covers is below: TRANSFORMERS #7 Cover A by Daniel Warren Johnson & Mike Spicer TRANSFORMERS #7 Cover B by Jorge Corona TRANSFORMERS #7 Cover C (1:10 Copy Incentive) (Connecting) by Karen S. Darboe TRANSFORMERS #7 Cover D (1:25 Copy Incentive) by Caspar Wjingaard TRANSFORMERS #7 Cover E (1:50 Copy Incentive) by Taurin Clarke TRANSFORMERS #7 Cover F (1:100 Copy Incentive) by Mike Del Mundo

[scarletneedle]

Est-ce que ça va arrêter les mini-séries?

[EsseJi]

Je suis ça en tp, et je pensais que la précédente série était déjà dans l'univers partagé.

[ArnaudXIII]

J'ai bien aimé les minis que j'ai lu mais j'avais pas du tout aimé le premier numéro de la reprise par Larry Hama (qui était mon premier comics GI Joe). Et donc, comme dirait Monsieur Manatane, alors, que faire?

[scarletneedle]

Danny Miki, Andrew Currie et Steve Blackwell exclusifs Ghost Machine

Grosse perte pour les Big 2 que Danny Miki!
Il va sûrement devenir l'encreur attitré d'Ican Reis comme Andrew Currie l'est pour Bryan Hitch.

[Dhargo]

	Citation:			Posté par scarletneedle
	Est-ce que ça va arrêter les mini-séries?

J'espère, ça en fait beaucoup jusqu'à présent.

[scarletneedle]

The Energon Universe is Expanding

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SR7jAJE4LV4

[Nate]

Le Reboot de Witchblade laissait envisager la même chose pour The Darkness, et Top Cow vient de le confirmer sur leur compte X.
La série sera de retour en 2025 et écrite par Silvestri.

[scarletneedle]

Je demandais justement où était passé l'auteur écossais.
La réponse via Image :

[scarletneedle]

Avec de la glace?

[EsseJi]

Un guest sur Ice Cream Man?

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Confirmation du nouveau label The Ninth Circle (qui débute en décembre) :

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	The comic book industry is igniting with the launch of Ninth Circle, a bold new publishing company co-founded by veteran writer Garth Ennis (Preacher, The Boys, Punisher), Marguerite Bennett (DC’s Bombshells, Animosity), industry stalwart Joe Pruett (Negative Burn, Cable), critically acclaimed writer Ram V (The Many Deaths of Laila Starr, Detective Comics, The Swamp Thing), and Adam Glass, Hollywood showrunner and Executive Producer (The Equalizer, Supernatural, The Chi) and graphic novelist (Suicide Squad, Deadpool, Luke Cage, Teen Titans). Rounding out the rest of the founders include strategic advisor and founder Michael Bogner (SVP of Legal Affairs at ABGO), and company representative David Stone (TFC Management). Ninth Circle’s lead investor is Kimberly Steward (Manchester By The Sea, Suspiria), and her production company K Period Media will partner with Ninth Circle to produce select titles. Ninth Circle is launching as an imprint at Image Comics. Taking inspiration from Dante, who created nine circles of Hell in Inferno, Ninth Circle is set to redefine genre storytelling by combining the visionary creativity and expertise of these incredibly talented storytellers. No capes, no tights, and no romance (unless, of course, that romance includes murder, blood, and mayhem). In the spirit of the horror books, TV, and films we grew up with and loved, from comic books like Eerie and The Vault of Horror, to Bram Stoker’s Dracula and the novels of the legendary Stephen King, through the Hammer films, Alien, and the iconic Universal Monsters, Ninth Circle will bring cutting edge, terrifying stories to the insatiable fans of horror. The new publisher promises to deliver intensely creative books that explore all of the dark avenues of the horror genre, including the paranormal and demonic, slashers, creatures, psychological, and even a dash of comedy, all coming straight to readers from the deepest depths of Hell. Ninth Circle’s debut title, Freddie the Fix by Garth Ennis, is a darkly humorous and horrific series that follows Freddie, a fixer who cleans up the messes left behind by the monstrous stars of Hollywood: werewolves, vampires, zombies, aliens, bogeymen, predators, and…things. They all have their vices, they all get in deep trouble. Enter Freddie…to fix it. Illustrated by legendary artist Mike Perkins (Ed Brubaker’s Captain America run, Stephen King’s The Stand and Swamp Thing) and featuring Ennis’s signature gritty storytelling, biting wit, and reverence for genre, Freddie the Fix is an unforgettable addition to the world of graphic storytelling. Freddie the Fix will hit shelves December 11 at comic stores nationwide and digitally through major platforms. “I’ve always been a big horror fan.” said Garth Ennis, co-founder of Ninth Circle. “With Freddie the Fix, I hope to shock, thrill, and entertain our fans (and maybe give them a laugh or two along the way).” Adam Glass adds, “Ninth Circle is all about embracing the horror genre in all its forms. With Garth’s unparalleled ability to craft unforgettable worlds; Ram, Marguerite and Joe’s daring eye for pushing the boundaries of the medium; and my own experience in storytelling across multiple mediums, we can’t wait to share these stories with fans.” Ninth Circle prioritizes quality over quantity. Starting in December with Freddie the Fix, the publisher will deliver beautifully printed double-shot books each month. Each issue contains a stand-alone tale of terror with a beginning, middle, and end. As a company founded by artists for artists, Ninth Circle intends to be a home (or perhaps haunted house) for all artists; a creative hub where established and up-and-coming writers and artists can probe their imagination to deliver new, exciting, and terrifying narratives to audiences. Ninth Circle has already planned the release of more terrifying comics including works by Marguerite Bennett, illustrated by 2024 Eisner Hall of Fame inductee Jill Thompson (Neil Gaiman’s The Sandman, the Scary Godmother series and Wonder Woman), a tale by Joe Pruett, illustrated by Butch Guice (The Flash, Winter Soldier and Birds of Prey), and a story by Adam Glass, illustrated by Bernard Chang (X-Men, Deadpool and Superman). More titles from Garth Ennis, Ram V and many others are already slated to drop in 2025, solidifying the publisher’s position as a key player in the horror genre.