DC to relaunch everything this summer

[cxranger]

Dc's issue has been we don't care who YOU like-you better like who we WANT you to like.

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That pretty much sums it up.

Thanks again for nothing DC for destroying the JSA, Legion, Captain Marvel, Charlton characters, etc. There is probably a real long hit list out there.

[Tayswift]

That pretty much sums it up.

Thanks again for nothing DC for destroying the JSA, Legion, Captain Marvel, Charlton characters, etc. There is probably a real long hit list out there.

DC instead ofrevamp their properties lately, they have been much better at destroying franchises

[The Darknight Detective]

Dc's issue has been we don't care who YOU like-you better like who we WANT you to like.

Actually, no. DC's issue has been "We're not selling well, so we need to do something new to rectify it." If DC had been selling well 5 years ago (and it's still the nadir for the company), no major changes would have occurred.

[AnonymousODG]

That pretty much sums it up.

Thanks again for nothing DC for destroying the JSA, Legion, Captain Marvel, Charlton characters, etc. There is probably a real long hit list out there.

Wildstorm properties also.

[batnbreakfast]

Snowball's chance in hell of WW moving away from the Greek origins because the movie is all about that.

And this is about the movies now...

Azzarello's take on WW was fantastic for me. Please do not follow MARVEL and make movies/comics the same. It's logical for sure but if readers can get their head around movie adaptions being different from their sources/books so can audiences who pick up comics after watching Batman v Superman.

[Beorg]

Actually, no. DC's issue has been "We're not selling well, so we need to do something new to rectify it." If DC had been selling well 5 years ago (and it's still the nadir for the company), no major changes would have occurred.

Indeed. DC did try pushing unknown characters. And it failed. People still bought the Batman. Captain Marvel is a relic. Put him to rest.

[Tayswift]

Indeed. DC did try pushing unknown characters. And it failed. People still bought the Batman. Captain Marvel is a relic. Put him to rest.

no, he isn't

[Serd]

Even after four years of reading comics month to month i simply can't understand the people who say "if they renumber everything, i quit!". Why is it so important? Is it an elitist thing? If even one new reader picks up a series because of a number one and sticks with it, it is totally worth it.

I also think ,that double shipping some titles can be great. It just has to be done like "Amazing Spiderman". Dan Slott is writing two issues a month since at least 2010 or 2009 and he isn't decompressing everything. In 24 issues of "Superior Spiderman" more happened than in 50 issues of other runs. I for example would love two issues of Geoff Johns every month.

An i wish that DC uses the relaunch to bring back or introduce a summary page. It might be useless to most readers, but the short summary, often the lineup of characters and the credits are a nice way of opening the comic. And it creater the feeling of something more.

An please, please change your trade policy. One year of waiting does not lead to more excitment. It leads to the internet..

[cxranger]

no, he isn't

Absolutely true, Captain Marvel is one of the freshest, most brilliant characters in all of comicdom, IF done right.

A kid with the powers of the gods, with a sense of wonder and possibility - still one of the best concepts around.

[cxranger]

double post

[cxranger]

Even after four years of reading comics month to month i simply can't understand the people who say "if they renumber everything, i quit!". Why is it so important? Is it an elitist thing? If even one new reader picks up a series because of a number one and sticks with it, it is totally worth it.

I also think ,that double shipping some titles can be great. It just has to be done like "Amazing Spiderman". Dan Slott is writing two issues a month since at least 2010 or 2009 and he isn't decompressing everything. In 24 issues of "Superior Spiderman" more happened than in 50 issues of other runs. I for example would love two issues of Geoff Johns every month.

An i wish that DC uses the relaunch to bring back or introduce a summary page. It might be useless to most readers, but the short summary, often the lineup of characters and the credits are a nice way of opening the comic. And it creater the feeling of something more.

An please, please change your trade policy. One year of waiting is often not leading to more excitment. It leads to the internet..

I love the summary page, great concept and it makes what you about to read feel more important.

I would like a dual numbering system like Marvel did a few years back - use the current issue number along with the true number of the title's run, and put the volume number on the first page. It would help give an idea of the breadth of its history.

[Xiroteus]

Even after four years of reading comics month to month i simply can't understand the people who say "if they renumber everything, i quit!". Why is it so important? Is it an elitist thing? If even one new reader picks up a series because of a number one and sticks with it, it is totally worth it.

I am annoyed by it yet not quitting. They just do it wrong, of course not as bad as Marvel. If they get to the point where they have ten titles all named Superman, having clearly stated volumes would keep keep everything in order. Other series have been doing it for years and I do not care as they have it clearly stated. On a side issue, renumbering a series that is past 900 is BS. That is a long history to change.

[Starchild]

For the people who claim that DC is destroying everything that they love. Umm, why are you still here?

[Beorg]

Umm, why are you still here?

To voice their opinion.

[colonyofcells]

People are free to complain but the influence of the more profitable movies and tv shows is inevitable.