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New Teen Titans : le chef-d'œuvre qui a sauvé DC Comics… et enchaîné ses héros
Près d’un demi-siècle après leur création, les Teen Titans demeurent l’une des propriétés les plus rentables de DC Comics. Le grand public les connaît surtout grâce aux séries animées diffusées sur Cartoon Network, de la version culte des années 2000 à l’irrévérencieux Teen Titans GO !. Mais derrière cette popularité médiatique se cache un héritage éditorial nettement plus complexe, tissé autour…
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The New Teen Titans (1980) Issue #20
Okay, at least Wolfman’s got some sense of self-deprecating humour.
The Power of Electro opening splash page script Marv Wolfman & Jim Starlin art by Jim Starlin & Bob McLeod
Jivin’
Ron Wilson - Ernie Chan
Crisis on Infinite Earths #5: Worlds in Limbo
by Marv Wolfman; George Perez; jerry Ordway; Anthony Tollin and John Costanza
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These 2 Deathstroke designs are top tier and there's barely any competition imo.
More often than not Deathstroke designs kind of just fall into boring armored merc suits. Injustice, every live action depiction, arkham, even in a bunch of comics. Deathstroke 2014 is a close contender, but can't beat these 2.
The classic Wolfman and Perez design is great, and while some aspects of it (the spiked collar) don't really translate well into more modern stuff, it's still damn near perfect. I love when his eye is revealed.
Priest's Ikon design is a fantastic modern suit for Slade. The white arm really stands out and I love how it feels a little unfinished. You know, because it's a prototype. Both this design and the classic are just iconic. So damn memorable.
The new run has been fine so far but I definitely don't care for the suit that much. And it's not that it's bad, it just doesn't really feel that special.
But of course if there's any other suits anybody thinks contends definitely let me know. I am a super larper.
The Avengers #169 -March 1978- Marvel Comics
"If We Should Fail--The World Dies Tonight"
writer/editor: Marv Wolfman
layouts: Sal Buscema
finishes: Dave Hunt
letters: John Costanza
colors: Ken Klaczak
"I-I'm being held prisoner by someone dressed as my father!"
"Where Is Karen Page?" Marv Wolfman and John Byrne 1976
