We saw one pile of books in Bendis hands but.. there are 5 more..
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We saw one pile of books in Bendis hands but.. there are 5 more..
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Last edited by adrikito; 11-11-2017 at 06:30 AM.
Well, heck.
Brian Michael Bendis: Cleveland library's Superman exhibit convinced him to go to DC Comics
Of course, that raises the question - is that a big sign alongside his other Superman-centric references since signing up with DC that he's getting a gig on him, or is this actually an indication that Superman would be on his mind in relation to this *regardless* of what project he's taking?
Buh-bye
Well that's pretty convincing. I imagined that Bendis would get a Superman gig after realizing that he'd basically be working during Superman's big 80th, and I'm pretty much convinced that it'll be a specialty book ala Unchained (good way to promote both Superman and Bendis), but this feel like it all but confirmed everything.
To your second point, it's worth noting that Scott Snyder and Bendis have been "talking story" since he got there. https://twitter.com/Ssnyder1835/stat...49753748824065 Maybe it's just a general thing where he talks with all the big dogs at DC before going in, or maybe this means Bendis might be gearing up for a event of some sort that deals with Superman?
PS. Expect a PM from me between today and tomorrow.
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"I just had a landmark (50th) birthday and I had lost a lot of weight and I was thinking about what else I could do to scare myself," he said. "What could I do next? DC was coming at me pretty hard with offers that were hard to resist. But it was not until I walked into the library that everything came together. I remembered how much I connected with Superman, how I was an artist during the 1988 Superman convention in Cleveland (The Neverending Battle celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Man of Steel.)"
Bendis said he stopped into the library to talk to officials about an offer they made for an exhibit of his work, when he saw Superman everywhere.
"Somehow, I did not know about the exhibit," he said. "When I walked in and saw it, I felt like the library was my own personal museum that I needed to see and walk through. I then realized I had to take DC up on their offer, it was so head-turning that I really could not refuse."
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There's no doubt in my mind he'll be writing Supes. I'm interested to see where he goes with it.
Huh. I'm actually surprised. Will be interesting, no doubt.
With the arrival of Bendis with the departure of Berganza, it will be very interesting to see what the Superman books look like in a year.
Now I understand why is obsessed with Superman..
Maybe he will write a prestige mini or something,I would hate to see Jurgens go.
It would be fun to see something street-level by Bendis,like Batwoman or Question.
Definitely sounds like he will have a Superman story in mind. I already said this, but I am excited to see him write Lois Lane and I feel like a family dynamic with Jon Kent would be right up his alley!
Yea, definitely seems Bendis was always bound for something (main continuity or not) Superman, him being a former Clevelander.
Hopefully DC has a plan for him that doesn't involve him being allowed to radically ruin anything.
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I don't know if i should be happy or worried.
Aldo, expects a lot of talking heads in his run (assuming that he is indeed doing a solo for the Man of Steel).
So maybe a more artful version of the Supes of the late 80's and 90's?
I like to remember that there was actually a time when people cared about Perry White's martial woes.
It will be nice to have the Daily Planet and Metropolis Special Crimes Unit cast matter to that extent again.
I would be up for that, Bendis likes the human element on his stories, but i doubt if he can pull the "Super" part effectly and frankly, sometimes he writes everyone so godamm bland, that it can became boring.So maybe a more artful version of the Supes of the late 80's and 90's?
I like to remember that there was actually a time when people cared about Perry White's martial woes.*
It will be nice to have the Daily Planet and Metropolis Special Crimes Unit cast matter to that extent again.
This is almost a confirmation on what want bendis on DC.
Maybe an Clark Kent: All Star would be a good idea for him.
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