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GRANT MORRISON DIZ: DEIXEM OS ESCRITORES PIRAREM!
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Postado originalmente por Zack Ver Post
A Panini lançou isso recentemente?“Back like lateral passin'
With that motherfuckin' gladiator manner of rappin'
As an addict I let percocets and xannies relax me
Fall back if your paddies is Maxi, please”
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Postado originalmente por Maioral Ver PostEsse Sete Soldados veio bonitinho? Panini conseguiu não cagar nele?
(sinceramente, parabens para quem gosta e vai comprar, quando li achei muito hype pra algo tão mais ou menos)
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Postado originalmente por Moloko Vellocet Ver Post
Melhor do que Homem-animal e Patrulha do Destino dele?
E Patrulha do Morrison é facilmente top 5 runs da HISTÓRIA dos gibis americanos
Postado originalmente por GesuisEu, um cara com certo conhecimento e bagagem, que é ligado em música nem sabia que um deles tinha morrido, de tão relevante que eles são.
www.twitter.com/matheuslaneri
Siga-me!
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Postado originalmente por Moloko Vellocet Ver Post
Melhor do que Homem-animal e Patrulha do Destino dele?"Há mestres que prometerão acabar com sua dor em troca de uma coleira no seu pescoço ou uma venda nos seus olhos."
Mulher-Maravilha
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Postado originalmente por matheus 90 Ver Post
Cara eu sei que Patrulha é gibi de herói mas é que a parada é tão fora da curva que eu sequer considero gibi de heróis tradicional. Sete Soldados, é.
E Patrulha do Morrison é facilmente top 5 runs da HISTÓRIA dos gibis americanos
Já sete soldados eu comecei a ler e não me empolguei com a primeira edição. Vou ver se acho esse busão aí.
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A premissa é justamente essa: sete heróis que salvam o mundo juntos sem nunca se encontrarem. Morrison disse umas coisas sobre esse projeto no Substack:
What were the prevailing thoughts and themes that led to the creation of Seven Soldiers of victory? How do you feel like the project went as a whole? What challenges and breakthroughs did you have weaving a larger narrative through multiple miniseries? Did you find yourself more attached to certain soldiers? Thank you again for all the wonderful work!
Hi Dallas - I had to love all of the Seven Soldiers characters equally in order to do them justice as I saw it, so I was pretty invested in all of them.
I had the idea to put a bunch of C-List DC characters togethers as JL8, based on the line-up of Marvel’s Avengers, so you’d have The Guardian as Captain America, the Demon as the Hulk, Mr. Miracle as Thor, Enchantress for Scarlet Witch and so on…
Then I had a better idea that I hadn’t seen before – to do a superhero team that never meets but still works together to save the world.
On holiday, I found myself reading Carl Sagan’s Cosmos again, with its evocative descriptions of the far future Earth, a billion years from now, as it spirals towards a swollen red sun with oceans boiled off to immense seas of steam…
Somehow that connected in my head with the Arthurian/Celtic strand of the story, which gave rise to the concept of the Sheeda and their nightmarish bad fairy queen.
I re-arranged the roster away from the Avengers idea, created a new version of Frankenstein’s monster to join the cast and piece by piece it came together.
All of the books had a different flavour and approach, and none were standard superhero comics, so they were all fun to do. We rooted each book in a broader archetype, the Knight, the Escape Artist, the Monster etc. to provide a range of distinct flavours rooted around what I thought was a strong and resonant central idea – that humans of the future, on a planet starved of resources, might be forced to cannibalize their own history to survive.
Each one gave me an opportunity to express a different palate of emotions. I’m very fond of Seven Soldiers as a result and I especially like that most of them are single issue complete stories too. There were a few that never made the cut, like a whole issue of The Manhattan Guardian called King Cocaine! that was half written and discarded.
As usual I had too much story; I wanted the last issue to be a super-compressed blast of visuals and information and although it works and all the information is there, I’d have preferred to give JH Williams’ amazing art a little more room to breathe.
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