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Frank Quietly faces - Potato, Not Potato?

  • Potato

    Votes: 66 57.4%
  • Not Potato

    Votes: 49 42.6%

  • Total voters
    115
  • Poll closed .
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Another DCeased cover. Variant?
 
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Congratulations speculators, you got played. Watch this shit be nothing.
 

Huggy

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Dammmmn another 1500+ page brick Omni lol. DC really loves releasing them, the Bronze Age Jack Kirby omni coming next week is a behemoth as well!
 

Vic_Viper

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How would you like to be the UPS guy who has to carry the boxes with multiples of those lol.
 

cbrotherson

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So it's SDCC time, which comes with my usual 'come over and say hi if you're there, Era fam' post.

This year I'm debuting a Trumps style card game and three new books, including my 4-short story anthology, Deadlier Than, for the first time in the US. It's essentially 3 short comics with 1 prose fable, all women driven fantasy/sci-fi tales with themes of self worth, identity, disability, privilege and mental health.

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We've been co-signed by a few industry names, including Kieron Gillen, Rhianna Pratchett (who wrote the foreword), Heather Antos and Leah Moore, so feel free to swing by table P-09 (small press) to check it out. We're the only two black Brit creators in that area, so we're pretty easy to spot...
 

Porl

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Paradax

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Marvel rejected Steve Rude's offer to draw a monthly book. Alledgely because they could not afford to pay him. Makes you wonder if Rude demanded too much money... or if Marvel pays a pittance to every non-exclusive creator.

 

R0b1n

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Jimmy Olsen was...disappointing. Maybe I got too hyped for it, but only the set-up at the last two pages made me interested
 

Astro Cat

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Life Story continues to do an excellent job of running through Spider-Man events and making all of them better than the originals. It's Spider-Man's Dark Knight Returns (but so much better) and I fucking love it.
 
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Yo Bergara on twitter kiiind of implying there could be more from the world of Coda to come, I know that'll please some folks in here (looking forward to reading through the rest this week).

Those Hickman X previews were great
 

tim1138

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Oct 25, 2017
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I picked up Batman this week because I had heard some interesting things about it. I actually enjoyed the overall direction of what King is doing here, but man I never need to see Tony Daniel art again. And... why the... hell... does Bane... talk... like Swamp... Thing... now...?
 

Porl

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I picked up Batman this week because I had heard some interesting things about it. I actually enjoyed the overall direction of what King is doing here, but man I never need to see Tony Daniel art again. And... why the... hell... does Bane... talk... like Swamp... Thing... now...?
He's..... calm.... and.... meticulous....

I have no idea
 

Woozies

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Oh man

The combo of the HoX and final UXM

You can see the editorial mandate from a mile away.

If not for Heroes in Crisis this would have been the most flagrant "You need to do these things for this run" the whole year.
 

kmfdmpig

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Oct 25, 2017
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DC's profit sharing for new characters is nonexistent, so I guess that's a good response. My kneejerk reaction though was that having more diversity is never a bad thing.
A few of the Superman creators on Word Balloon mentioned that they get decent royalty checks for their original characters when they're in movies or CW shows, so there is at least some benefit to making new characters.
 

ElNarez

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A few of the Superman creators on Word Balloon mentioned that they get decent royalty checks for their original characters when they're in movies or CW shows, so there is at least some benefit to making new characters.
the famous bit of trivia being that Len Wein got more from co-creating Lucius Fox than he did from co-creating Wolverine, and if you wanna get even more minor, Jim Starlin got more from co-creating the random mercenary leader guy credited as "Anatoli Knyazev" (which is to say, KGBeast) in Batman V. Superman than he did for co-creating Thanos
 

kmfdmpig

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the famous bit of trivia being that Len Wein got more from co-creating Lucius Fox than he did from co-creating Wolverine, and if you wanna get even more minor, Jim Starlin got more from co-creating the random mercenary leader guy credited as "Anatoli Knyazev" (which is to say, KGBeast) in Batman V. Superman than he did for co-creating Thanos
Wow! Do Marvel/Fox not do royalties at all or do they just use a paltry rate?
 
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