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"News out of New York Comic Con!
Very excited to announce that I'll be writing an arc of Batman/Superman for DC Comics!!
The brilliant Robson Rocha on art. "
he say it will be a short run
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Cool, the book needs a fresh direction.
He says he's writing an arc, so does that mean he's just going to do a few issues and then Pak takes over again?
The art he posted is of Bruce and Superman in his regular costume, so I'm thinking he's going to do a story that takes place before Truth and Endgame.
THe artwork posted is also by Yanick Paquette and not Robson Rocha...
Cool, wouldn't mind seeing him stick around longer. When DC isn't contracting him to have Superman murder people by the fistful, he knows how the character works, and he's a solid writer. Good news, looking forward to it.
[QUOTE=OBrianTallent;1534278]THe artwork posted is also by Yanick Paquette and not Robson Rocha...[/QUOTE]
paquette on covers
Ah it's about time this book got a better team on board.
It's been free falling out of control in quality since the Earth 2 arc.
[QUOTE=OBrianTallent;1534278]THe artwork posted is also by Yanick Paquette and not Robson Rocha...[/QUOTE]
Yanick Paquette does the covers and Robson Rocha does the interiors.
Sounds interesting, I hope it lasts longer than one arc since Pak isn't working for me at all on this title.
More than slightly off topic, but who else thinks the yellow belt makes the New 52 suit look better? Obviously a coloring mistake...yet I dig it.
I like this news. Tom Taylor has put out some quality material with Injustice and Superior Iron Man. But it seems that nobody is willing to give him a stable gig. He's been basically used as a place-holder lately, which I think is a shame because it cut off Superior Iron Man before it could mature. I hope he makes the best use of his time on Batman/Superman, but I get the sense that it's still going to feel incomplete in the end.