Next up we have Carnage by Gerry Conway and Mike Perkins
yawwwwwwwwn
Even I can't get excited about this one
Carnage and Carnage USA were pretty good. Carnage-Man was pretty good. You can do something interesting with Carnage.
Please at least do something interesting with him if you're giving him his own ongoing, Marvel.
Maybe give us Carnage-Man back somehow?
How is all this stuff leaking now?
Marvel's PR must be loving Rich something extra fierce right now.
Sorry guys, Morrison writing the origins of Santa Claus wins.
See above. A retailer leaked the big preview book.
I feel bad now.
https://twitter.com/soupytoasterson/status/615600745698717696
yeah
this was supposed to be a big driver to stores
Dude wrote a book called Black Bolt: Something Inhuman This Way Comes.
There's, like, less than zero possibility of it being good.
SHAKING WITH RAGE
Jesus, calm the fuck down guy.
yeah he should chill when feeding his family rests almost exclusively on the shoulders of
DIAMOND DISTRIBUTORS
please, dude
fucking please
go on
How does releasing the titles and their creative teams affect sales?
this just means that Ramos won't be on Spider-Man.
Isn't this the same Gerry Conway who wrote The Night Gwen Stacey Died? I'd be willing to give him a chance.
like 40 years ago, idek what the last thing i read from him wasIsn't this the same Gerry Conway who wrote The Night Gwen Stacey Died? I'd be willing to give him a chance.
Just in - Humberto Ramos is the new writer on Amazing Spider-Manthis just means that Ramos won't be on Spider-Man.
Uh... Morrison makes me kinda interested, but the premise is so blah. It feels been-there-done-that even though it hasn't. New unexpected origin story for ancient character! Now with more grit!
it was supposed be exclusive to a print magazine exclusive to the stores to draw in business
"Morrison has teamed with artist Dan Mora -- a BOOM! veteran known for his work on "Hexed" -- for "Klaus," a six-issue miniseries slated to debut in November. "Klaus" is a Santa Claus origin story, reinventing Father Christmas as a crusader against injustice and a rough-and-tumble, Conan the Barbarian-esque superhero. The series draws upon early Viking and Siberian Santa Claus mythology, but also aims to be contemporary, portraying a much cooler and fiercer Santa than the one usually known to come to town every December 25."
....How? Like they give these to stores and the stores tell people what the titles and creative teams are?
They would be leaked onto the internet immediately anyway within like an hour of dropping.
New Scarlet Witch book from James Robinson.
http://www.bleedingcool.com/2015/06/29/a-new-scarlet-witch-1-from-james-robinson-marveloctober/
Marvel's new teams and casts sound like the result of pulling names out of a hat. "The first name out is Daredevil! And he'll be paired with... drumroll please... Gambit!"
Uh... Morrison makes me kinda interested, but the premise is so blah. It feels been-there-done-that even though it hasn't. New unexpected origin story for ancient character! Now with more grit!
Sony's been putting together a movie with a similar premise, Winter's Knight, which I assume is the project he mentions he's trying to beat to market. Also this origin story The Immortal coming from the brilliant mind of Glenn Beck.
So what did I miss? Any new additions to "Marvel Announces the Worst Creative Teams in History?"
You could apply that same logic to FCBD, but it ends up being a huge sales day since it drives tons of people to the store who end up buying things in addition to the free stuff.
Grant Morrison doing the origins of Santa Claus for Boom!
Nice. I'm down for that.
it was supposed be exclusive to a print magazine exclusive to the stores to draw in business
https://twitter.com/soupytoasterson/status/615600745698717696
yeah
this was supposed to be a big driver to stores
Wait, what? How did.... Why does.... Huh?
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Messi only reads books about girls.
Wait, what? How did.... Why does.... Huh?
Messi only reads books about girls.
Yeah, he says it's "all-ages" but everything else he says, and the pic, don't really gel with that. Conan the Barbarian, Lord of the Rings, and Batman Begins are odd touchstones for an all-ages book. We'll see.It's supposed to be targeting an all-ages audience apparently. Interesting choice of promo pic if so.
Heh.To take something so ridiculous that we all know, and suddenly do a twist on it. I keep coming back to, why has no one thought of this? This is like a Mark Millar idea. [Laughs]
https://twitter.com/soupytoasterson/status/615600745698717696
yeah
this was supposed to be a big driver to stores
You can't really apply this idea to getting free physical comics at a store. It's just information that's going to hit the web almost instantly anyway. Should we have yelled at Comic Book Resources or Newsarama for leaking this stuff an hour after hitting the stores?
The point is it's supposed to be a big driver to stores much like FCBD was. There's a huge difference between CBR letting people know what's in the book on the day it's out as opposed to the entire preview book being old news a month before it drops.