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Some of you might enjoy this read about "The Great One"...
https://www.progressiveboink.com/archive/robliefeld.html
https://www.progressiveboink.com/archive/robliefeld.html
DC RELAUNCHING entire Universe in September
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I've never heard of Rob Liefield. But, that was funny stuff.
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Classic Rob Liefeld:
It's got it all. Ridiculous guns, inhuman proportions, pouches galore (metal pouches on Cyborg?!
), no feet and characters making fists with items added later (Robin). Robin's also clearly got gas, look at the back of his cape. Cyborg's even missing his left arm but has a floating left fist! And check out Cyborg's huge chromed schlong coming out under Kid Flash's buttocks! It bends and Kid Flash is stroking the...YOWZERS!
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I've seen that Cap picture before. Honestly, I can't believe it was published. What a mess.
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Here's the whole webpage instead: https://www.bleedingcool.com/2011/07/19/super-tuesday-what-weve-learned-about-the-young-vigilante-superman-so-far-this-week/
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More of Morrison"s socialist agenda for Superman:
Grant Morrison on Superman at SDCC '11: "Justice May Not Involve the Law"
Grant Morrison took the stage at Comic-Con and answered audience questions on a wide variety of subjects, including Batman, Inc., Dinosaurs vs. Aliens, Supergods and, of course, Superman. What follows is the portion on the Man of Steel.
Comic Book Resources has the full report on the panel, but here's an excerpt on Superman:
"Which did Morrison like more: writing Batman or Superman? Morrison said while he goes back and forth, he was 'buzzed' to be writing Superman again. 'The capitalist millionaire seems to have a little less to say to us now than the champion of the oppressed,' laughed Morrison.
"Explaining that his Superman in Action Comics would be a more mischievous, 'anti-authoritarian' character, Morrison reveled that Clark Kent would become almost as big a name in Metropolis as Superman. 'He's a social reformer, and Clark Kent does as much work as Superman basically uprooting corruption and exposing corruption, so the two of them are working in tandem,' said Morrison. Elaborating that in his version Ma and Pa Kent are dead, Morrison told the audience his Superman will be more of a mischievous character. 'Justice may not involve the law in Superman's eyes,' added Morrison."
Additional information revealed includes that his plan is for a 16-issue run on Action, that although the comic initially takes place five years in the past, by issue #7 it will catch up to the current timeline, from which point stories will jump back and forth in time; and on why people prefer Batman over Superman, he muses that Batman is cool, sexy and has a lot of money, while Superman has a boss, works in an office and is "shackled" in that he has to represent the flag and patriotism.
Dump the hippie writers DC.
Grant Morrison on Superman at SDCC '11: "Justice May Not Involve the Law"
Grant Morrison took the stage at Comic-Con and answered audience questions on a wide variety of subjects, including Batman, Inc., Dinosaurs vs. Aliens, Supergods and, of course, Superman. What follows is the portion on the Man of Steel.
Comic Book Resources has the full report on the panel, but here's an excerpt on Superman:
"Which did Morrison like more: writing Batman or Superman? Morrison said while he goes back and forth, he was 'buzzed' to be writing Superman again. 'The capitalist millionaire seems to have a little less to say to us now than the champion of the oppressed,' laughed Morrison.
"Explaining that his Superman in Action Comics would be a more mischievous, 'anti-authoritarian' character, Morrison reveled that Clark Kent would become almost as big a name in Metropolis as Superman. 'He's a social reformer, and Clark Kent does as much work as Superman basically uprooting corruption and exposing corruption, so the two of them are working in tandem,' said Morrison. Elaborating that in his version Ma and Pa Kent are dead, Morrison told the audience his Superman will be more of a mischievous character. 'Justice may not involve the law in Superman's eyes,' added Morrison."
Additional information revealed includes that his plan is for a 16-issue run on Action, that although the comic initially takes place five years in the past, by issue #7 it will catch up to the current timeline, from which point stories will jump back and forth in time; and on why people prefer Batman over Superman, he muses that Batman is cool, sexy and has a lot of money, while Superman has a boss, works in an office and is "shackled" in that he has to represent the flag and patriotism.
Dump the hippie writers DC.
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Sounds like ass too. 
wtf?!
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I don't like superman's new "style" 
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Cept the Kent's are dead in the relaunch
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