The Current "The Wild Storm" Family Of Titles

[numberthirty]

Is Michael Cray cancelled? I didn't see him in the DC solicits.

Not sure how that is working exactly.

I know that the main title has skipped a month. I wondered if the "Michael Cray" title was going to do the same.

[numberthirty]

In my opinion, this is the best series D.C. is putting on the stands right now. (Sorry Mister Miracle, Doomsday Clock, and Young Animal). What a stellar continuation.

It really is brilliant work, and some of what has the potential to be the most interesting elements of the overall story are still to come.

[numberthirty]

For the folks who have read the latest issue or are interested in spoilers, there is a pretty solid review here -

https://www.adventuresinpoortaste.co...orm-11-review/

[numberthirty]

One other "Bigger Picture" aspect that is worth pointing out...

- Wildstorm Thunderbook was a one shot made up of short stories featuring -

- Gen13
- Jet
- DV8
- Cybernary
- Grifter

[9th.]

Not sure how that is working exactly.

I know that the main title has skipped a month. I wondered if the "Michael Cray" title was going to do the same.

Ah ok, thanks for the info I hope thats the case.

[numberthirty]

From the looks of it, John Constantine may be the next case Michael Cray gets after Arthur Curry.

[Thor-Ul]

One other "Bigger Picture" aspect that is worth pointing out...

- Wildstorm Thunderbook was a one shot made up of short stories featuring -

- Gen13
- Jet
- DV8
- Cybernary
- Grifter

Interesting. All the characters in the book, except Grifter, have in common they are sons and daugthers of superpowered beings but also the result of IO experimentation.

[Hilden B. Lade]

Interestingly enough Constantine as portrayed in the upcoming Michael Cray cover bears something of a resemblance to Jack Carter from Ellis' Planetary, a Constantine expy who remade himself as a Spider Jerusalem stand-in at the end of the issue.

Wonder if it was intentional on Hill's part?

[numberthirty]

Interestingly enough Constantine as portrayed in the upcoming Michael Cray cover bears something of a resemblance to Jack Carter from Ellis' Planetary, a Constantine expy who remade himself as a Spider Jerusalem stand-in at the end of the issue.

Wonder if it was intentional on Hill's part?

Have you been reading The Wild Storm?

[numberthirty]

From the looks of it, issue #12 will be coming out on March 7th and not next week. According to the article(and Ellis) the title will be taking at least a month or two off after issue #12.

https://www.newsarama.com/38563-the-...two-weeks.html

[Barbatos666]

So Micheal Cray is about beating up evil DC characters? Sounds like a lame, lazy and cliched direction. If they published a book where Batman does the same to Wildstorm characters then fans will be much less forgiving.

[numberthirty]

So Micheal Cray is about beating up evil DC characters? Sounds like a lame, lazy and cliched direction. If they published a book where Batman does the same to Wildstorm characters then fans will be much less forgiving.

I take it you just never read Planetary back in the day?

[ed2962]

So Micheal Cray is about beating up evil DC characters? Sounds like a lame, lazy and cliched direction. If they published a book where Batman does the same to Wildstorm characters then fans will be much less forgiving.

While I'm dropping the Michael Cray title, I have no idea why you think a comic where Batman beats up much less popular characters would be in least bit controversial.

[Barbatos666]

I take it you just never read Planetary back in the day?

Admittedly no.

[Barbatos666]

While I'm dropping the Michael Cray title, I have no idea why you think a comic where Batman beats up much less popular characters would be in least bit controversial.

People will say stuff like :
DC doesn't give a damn about other characters
Batwank
That DCi s insecure about Wildstorm characters
DC is petty
And so on.