New Warriors relaunch in April by Daniel Kibblesmith and Luciano Vecchio

[Drops Of Venus]

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[Beetle]

Well damn, I'm always down for Vecchio's work. I really love Silhouette's redesign from Iron Heart

New characters look fun too

[Drops Of Venus]

Nice to see the classic team together. And I like the concept of them being mentors to a brand new team.

Interesting that Daniel says Justice will be there, but he's ''torn between worlds'' and not on any cover. I wonder if he's siding with the law and going against his teammates...

I noticed they refer to the law as ''Kamala's Law''. Is that its official name? Sounds like Kamala might've been directly responsible for whatever that triggered Outlawed #1.

[RachelGrey]

Finally Firestar back on an ongoing book, it's about frigging time. I love Dawn of X, but I just knew Hickman had no intention of using Firestar for anything even if she was teased part of it on the original poster. I am so glad a writer is finally bringing Firestar back and it's even better it's with the best team she was ever on, the New Warriors!

[Tony Stark]

Just having Night Thrasher back was enough for me, but now they went and put the icing on the cake. Really good news.

[Prof. Warren]

Oh hell yeah. Looks awesome!

[GodOfTheDankdimension]

Awww man no Nova?

[Digifiend]

They're both on other teams. Richard is with the Guardians of the Galaxy, and Sam is in Champions.

You know what? Marvel having Champions and New Warriors launching at the same time reminds of DC's Titans and Teen Titans. The Warriors being the old pros like the Titans, the Champs being the relative newbies like the Teen Titans. I wonder if the two teams will interact like the Titans teams have? Especially since Sam was on both teams and Silhouette knows Ironheart.

[Drops Of Venus]

Awww man no Nova?

Nope. Kibblesmith says he was the only OG they didn't use because of his cosmic duties, but I think that's such a BS excuse when other characters get to appear in more than one book at the same time, even when those books take place in completely different settings and circumstances. I guess Marvel is just not interested in telling Earth stories with Rich anymore.

[mugiwara]

That's really nice! And I'm totally fine with Richard's absence since he's in very good hands.

Are Blue and Pinky the wakandan siblings from West Coast Avengers?

[scourge]

New Warriors being back is great and all but the set up for the series makes me a bit wary. Makes it sound like they're going to be running around trying to force people to register with the new CRADLE losers.

[Beetle]

Are Blue and Pinky the wakandan siblings from West Coast Avengers?

No these guys have completely different designs, and going by that second cover Blue has ice powers which don't match Ramone at all

[Harpoon]

This is unexpected. Excited to see characters like Night Thrasher and Firestar in a book again. Really looking forward to this one.

Nope. Kibblesmith says he was the only OG they didn't use because of his cosmic duties, but I think that's such a BS excuse when other characters get to appear in more than one book at the same time, even when those books take place in completely different settings and circumstances. I guess Marvel is just not interested in telling Earth stories with Rich anymore.

Ewing’s talked before about how his take on Rich is that he just can’t live on Earth anymore. A lot of characters appear in multiple books, sure, but I think what Ewing’s doing with Rich means that just can’t happen with him.

[Digifiend]

Yeah, what turned out to be the New Warriors section in Incoming mentioned this. Thrash invited Rich to come work with him again, and reforming the team was specifically mentioned. Rich turned him down. I assumed at the time that those pages were promoting Guardians of the Galaxy, which is where we'll be seeing Rich. But it's actually what Dwayne said that was more important! They basically announced the team was back a couple of weeks ago, and we didn't realise it!

[Frontier]

Ewing’s talked before about how his take on Rich is that he just can’t live on Earth anymore. A lot of characters appear in multiple books, sure, but I think what Ewing’s doing with Rich means that just can’t happen with him.

Sounds like Grant Morrison's Hal Jordan.