Astonishing X-Men #12 out today.
Also out is another reprint of Serenity #1. And while you're at your local comic book shop, pick up the new Wizard magazine which features a Q&A with Joss. And if you didn't already know about it, get a hold of Sci Fi magazine which has Joss in a roundtable discussion with David Goyer and Ron Moore.
So plenty of reading material there, me thinks. According to Dark Horse Serenity #1 has gone to a third print which is a pretty darn good achievement for a comic book. And I think there's a four month gap from the end of the current run of Astonishing X-Men till the new plot arc.
August 31 2005
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And Wizard's starting Q & A's again. Will wonders never cease.
The First Weevil | August 31, 09:38 CET
Joss' bitch | August 31, 09:46 CET
zeitgeist | August 31, 09:51 CET
Would you expect anything less from Joss?
Can't wait to get ahold of this! :D
Dan Corson | August 31, 10:45 CET
Brazilian UIP just released how "Serenity" will me marketed over here.
They included the concept of the second tagline "The Future if Worth Fighting For", into a subtitle.
Serenity's going to be called: "Serenity - A Luta pelo Amanhã".
Which means, "Serenity - The Fight for Tomorrow".
It sounds a little bit too much, like the X-Files movie, but it's sellable.
Got my Serenity #1 and #2 last weekend, great read can't wait for the conclusion. I'm actually looking forward for AXM#12, I also read #11 last weekend, and didn't felt as being as weak as some reviews tryed to point.
Numfar PTB | August 31, 16:13 CET
nakedandarticulate | August 31, 16:40 CET
rockchalkwatcher | August 31, 17:40 CET
rockchalkwatcher | August 31, 22:52 CET
There were new copies of Issue #1 today, and I was kind of confused as nothing distinguished this printing from the first round. I kind of thought that was the whole point as far as comic value goes, so does anyone know what gives? Still semi-new to comics here.
A little OT but related:
As for Runaways, Joss' new pet, I'm loving it. It has the feel of Buffy seasons 1-3. I didn't really get into it until I got the bound edition of the first series. It reads quickly. However, the characters are young and I have no doubt they will age and the stories will get far more complex. It's so obvious the writer is a huge Whedon fan. There are two obvious Whedon shout-outs in the first series (as well as many other cool references/allusions for the older readers), and two other very subtle but probably not coincidental ones. Not to stray too far OT, but if you have a fondness for early Buffy, you'd probably enjoy the first series bound edition quite a bit. Of course it's a cast of young superheroes/friends coming into their powers, but they're much like the early Scoobies and several characters are original enough to stand on their own. Especially THE WITCH. She's awesome and my current favorite new girl-hero outside the Whedonverse. I stress: Mucho originality and creativity in the work.
In other related comic news: As I said on the other comic thread: And oh! In the back of Angel #3 there is a half page about Shadowplay, the new comic coming out in October partially written by Amber Benson, and in a little paragraph she gives a bit of commentary. It's a two-in-one vamp comic and sounds pretty cool. I've got it on order already.
[ edited by April on 2005-09-01 01:08 ]
April | September 01, 02:54 CET
I have a question though...I don't really know anything about the X-men's history...can someone explain the last page of the issue to me?
bonzob | September 01, 06:04 CET
J | September 01, 20:29 CET