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New X-Men: G jako genocida
O knize New X-Men: G jako genocida Nebezpečí ze strany odporných mutantů dosáhlo takového stupně, že obyčejní lidé musí vzít právo do svých rukou a udělat to, na co žádná vláda světa nenašla dost odvahy. Expertka na evoluci a zubař putují do Jižní Ameriky, aby objevili město plné techniky, jakou svět ještě nespatřil..., a vypustili tu smrtící sílu na nic netušící mutantskou populaci. Prostě další všední den pro X-Meny, řekli byste? To je ale smrtelný omyl.
The 10 Most Powerful DC Characters Introduced After 1999
It's easy to think that there isn't much change in the world of superheroes. Yet DC has been introducing some powerhouse characters since the start of the new century. While everyone knows who the most popular characters tend to be, the most powerful can change when DC Comics introduces some new villains or heroes. Some of these characters have become major characters in the DC Universe. Others have just been part of some of DC Comics' biggest storylines.
10 Most Underrated Flash Villains
The Flash is the fastest man alive, meaning the Scarlet Speedster has amassed several villains while running throughout the DC Universe. Many of these foes are well-known, some even hedging their bets and teaming up as "the Rogues." In the case of other fast fiends, however, there are a lot of other enemies of the hero who aren't as mainstream. Some of these enemies are pulled from more controversial eras of The Flash's history, while others are simply overshadowed by other foes.
Artist Carlos Pacheco Passes Away
Posted on Spanish comics artist Carlos Pacheco has passed away at the age of 60. In September of 2022 he announced that he had been diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), commonly referred to as Lou Gehrig’s disease, which results in the progressive loss of motor neurons that control voluntary muscles. Pacheco’s notable career included a lot of work at both Marvel and DC.
HBO’s ‘Green Lantern’ Series Casts Jeremy Irvine As Alan Scott, Gay Superhero
“Beware my power - Green Lantern's light!” Well HBO Max can turn the production lights now that they cast Jeremy Irvine to play the first "Green Lantern," gay superhero Alan Scott. “Very excited to be joining the DC Universe!! Can’t wait to get started,” he wrote on his Instagram. He even added the Corps famous oath: “In brightest day, in blackest night, no evil shall escape my sight.
How We Got Here: 8 Books on the Science of Culture
If you’re trying to understand why our culture is the way it is, or how we got to be this way, look no further. The eight books below will allow you to take a deep dive into our past, our present, and our potential future to learn more about how our culture developed and evolved, and where we’re headed from here.
‘Batman,’ ‘Flash’ and more DC Comics’ ‘Rebirth’ collections to seek out
Last year, DC Comics launched its “Rebirth” movement, making a line-wide fresh start on its comic line, perfect for new readers. With the collected editions rolling in, we take a look at a few of our favorite titles from “Rebirth”: This sets the stage for “Rebirth,” blazing a new path for the DC Universe from ace writer Geoff Johns and a quartet of awesome artists. (Out now, $17.99) The Dark Knight is dealing with a mysterious pair of superpowered heroes who have come to Gotham City.
Where Did The New 52 Lobo End Up?
The New 52 wasn't the home run that DC Comics hoped it would be, and the criticisms the company received in its wake led to the debut of their newly refocused (and retooled) DC Rebirth initiative. While the previous history wasn't retconned, there are elements of the new universe that were deemed unsuccessful and purposefully abandoned. One of those elements was the redesigned Lobo, a character that was given a much sleeker and new wave design than his biker-esque predecessor.
un Nouveau départ | Bande Dessinée (2005) | SciFi-Universe
Découvrez les chapitres 174 à 182 de la série régulière et les sagas Flash Secret Files 3 et Flash: Iron Heights, tous écrits par Geoff Johns et mis en images par Scott Kolins et Ethan Van Sciver. En prime, une somptueuse couverture du maître Brian Bolland !
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