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iLLusoYuN_Da_Adidas_King
Psn illusoyun
Nicca?? that's a given.
I'm loving it so far
Moose_Greyjoy
I DO Not Sow
Well I was not expecting that
http://www.thecoli.com/threads/files-paperwork-for-da_eggman.180326/#post-6917902
co sign the paperwork brehs...
co sign the paperwork brehs...
The Ultimate Universe survives!!!!
It gets relaunched in April that means I gotta drop some of these all new Marvel now books
http://bigstory.ap.org/article/marvels-ultimate-universe-fate-looms-large
TheGodling
Los Ingobernables de Sala de Cine
The All-New Ultimate Universe, where we'll still steal the good ideas and bring them into 616 like before.
I never even gave Shadowman a chance.
didn't he do the same thing with Hulk and The Pantheon, when you put it that way?
enough of this. I'm going to read this shyt this weekend/over the next week. I'm tired of y'all mentioning the shyt.
iLLusoYuN_Da_Adidas_King
Psn illusoyun
It isn't AMAZING or anything but it's decent.
Dirty Mcdrawz
Your girl loves em....
breh you haven't read it yet? as much as it's been mentioned in this thread? please tell me you're reading atleast saga
HipHopStan
Top 113 Poster
Guess who's coming to the New 52?!?TERRY DA GAWD!
In the history of comic book-inspired animation, one of the most popular series of all time remains Bruce Timm and Paul Dini's "Batman: The Animated Series" and its subsequent spinoffs that formed the DC Animated Universe. The DCAU forged its own path and continuity, and nothing demonstrated the creators' willingness to innovate than "Batman Beyond," a series that went to the far future of the DC Universe and followed Terry McGinnis as the new Batman under the tutelage of an aging Bruce Wayne. The character and show remain incredibly popular to this day -- he is currently the star of "Batman Beyond 2.0," a digital-first title based in the cartoon's continuity -- and fans have been asking for his introduction into the mainstream DC Universe for years.
Now, readers will get their wish thanks to the upcoming "Futures End" weekly series. In a recent interview with CBR, "Batman Beyond 2.0" writer Kyle Higgins indicated that the Batman on artist Ryan Sook's "Futures End" zero issue cover is, indeed, Terry McGinnis.
"DC is introducing a New 52 version of Terry McGinnis in ['Futures End'], but that is completely unrelated to what we're doing in 'Batman Beyond 2.0,'" Higgins told CBR in a recent BAT SIGNAL. "The version we're exploring is a continuation of the animated continuity. I'm as interested as anyone to see what the New 52 version of Terry will be like, but I don't know much beyond that."
EXCLUSIVE: Azzarello, Giffen, Jurgens & Lemire Ready to "Blow Things Up" in DC's Weekly "Futures End"
McGinnis' arrival in the DCU was confirmed by writer Brian Azzarello in CBR's roundtable discussion on the series. "I just needed a character from the future," Azzarello said of the reason for bringing McGinnis to the New 52. "And that was the only one I knew. [Laughs] I thought we needed a hook -- we needed somebody big, and somebody that hadn't really appeared in The New 52 yet. Since we were dealing with this jump into the future, it made sense to bring in Terry McGinnis."
However, don't expect the "Futures End" version to be a carbon copy of the character headlining DC's digital-first series. "He's got the same costume, I think. Is he different? Yes. It's different, it's New 52. It's from a different sort of future. Is it going to be recognizable? Yes. Is he going to have differences? Yes, of course he's going to have differences. I'm not going to tell you what they are."
http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=50136
In the history of comic book-inspired animation, one of the most popular series of all time remains Bruce Timm and Paul Dini's "Batman: The Animated Series" and its subsequent spinoffs that formed the DC Animated Universe. The DCAU forged its own path and continuity, and nothing demonstrated the creators' willingness to innovate than "Batman Beyond," a series that went to the far future of the DC Universe and followed Terry McGinnis as the new Batman under the tutelage of an aging Bruce Wayne. The character and show remain incredibly popular to this day -- he is currently the star of "Batman Beyond 2.0," a digital-first title based in the cartoon's continuity -- and fans have been asking for his introduction into the mainstream DC Universe for years.
Now, readers will get their wish thanks to the upcoming "Futures End" weekly series. In a recent interview with CBR, "Batman Beyond 2.0" writer Kyle Higgins indicated that the Batman on artist Ryan Sook's "Futures End" zero issue cover is, indeed, Terry McGinnis.
"DC is introducing a New 52 version of Terry McGinnis in ['Futures End'], but that is completely unrelated to what we're doing in 'Batman Beyond 2.0,'" Higgins told CBR in a recent BAT SIGNAL. "The version we're exploring is a continuation of the animated continuity. I'm as interested as anyone to see what the New 52 version of Terry will be like, but I don't know much beyond that."
EXCLUSIVE: Azzarello, Giffen, Jurgens & Lemire Ready to "Blow Things Up" in DC's Weekly "Futures End"
McGinnis' arrival in the DCU was confirmed by writer Brian Azzarello in CBR's roundtable discussion on the series. "I just needed a character from the future," Azzarello said of the reason for bringing McGinnis to the New 52. "And that was the only one I knew. [Laughs] I thought we needed a hook -- we needed somebody big, and somebody that hadn't really appeared in The New 52 yet. Since we were dealing with this jump into the future, it made sense to bring in Terry McGinnis."
However, don't expect the "Futures End" version to be a carbon copy of the character headlining DC's digital-first series. "He's got the same costume, I think. Is he different? Yes. It's different, it's New 52. It's from a different sort of future. Is it going to be recognizable? Yes. Is he going to have differences? Yes, of course he's going to have differences. I'm not going to tell you what they are."
http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=50136
Soooo no one liked detective comics 27?
I guess he inspired Christos Gage when he had the Avengers Academy kids go work for Jeremy Briggs.