Source Story by Grant Morrison Art by Mikel Janin, Jordie Bellaire Covers by Mikel Janin, Bryan Hitch, Jen Bartel. Sometimes even Superman finds a task almost impossible. Sometimes even the Last Son of Krypton needs to enlist help. Some tasks require methods and heroes that don't scream "Justice League." So Clark Kent, the Metropolis Marvel, seeks out Manchester Black, the most dastardly of rogues, to form an all-new Authority tasked with taking care of some business on the sly. Not only will Black know the right candidates for the team, but if Superman can make him behave himself and act in service of the greater good, then he'll prove literally anyone can be a hero! They'll have to move quickly, however, as the Ultra-Humanite forms his own team to take out the Man of Steel. This new limited series helps launch an all-new Superman status quo, setting up story elements that reverberate across both Action Comics and Superman: Son of Kal-El in the months to come. 40 pages, $4.99, available on July 20.
Ca donne vachement envie je trouve quand męme ! Clairement, ça ne me dérange pas que Morrison ne fasse pas de grosses séries s'il propose des trucs cools en 6 parties qu'aucun autre auteur ne ferait ! Bon, cela dit, en termes de design, ça me gęne un peu qu'OMAC ressemble autant ŕ Zarya d'Overwatch...
Non car je vais devoir laisser passer du temps avant de retomber dans le pičge de Morrison aprčs Green Lantern. Et re-non car ça s'implique dans un grand plan du perso qui a débuté lors de Future State, épisodes que je n'ai pas fait, donc comme pour le titre de Taylor je passe.
Source Comic Book Resources Story by Grant Morrison Art by Mikel Janin, Jordie Bellaire Covers by Mikel Janin, Bryan Hitch, Jen Bartel. Sometimes even Superman finds a task almost impossible. Sometimes even the Last Son of Krypton needs to enlist help. Some tasks require methods and heroes that don't scream "Justice League." So Clark Kent, the Metropolis Marvel, seeks out Manchester Black, the most dastardly of rogues, to form an all-new Authority tasked with taking care of some business on the sly. Not only will Black know the right candidates for the team, but if Superman can make him behave himself and act in service of the greater good, then he'll prove literally anyone can be a hero! They'll have to move quickly, however, as the Ultra-Humanite forms his own team to take out the Man of Steel. This new limited series helps launch an all-new Superman status quo, setting up story elements that reverberate across both Action Comics and Superman: Son of Kal-El in the months to come. 40 pages, $4.99, available on July 20. Une interview de Grant Morrison : .