Jason Fabok's Superman

[Dispenser Of Truth]

stephens2177, I was confused, so I double checked - that post of his you're talking about was from 3 weeks ago. The one linked to up top yesterday showed a Superman with a yellow s-shield on the cape, a design element definitely not in line with anywhere the movies would ever go (since like I said, that'd mean animating it into any CG shots). Given that it isn't the movie but is still apparently meant to resemble Cavill, and he said it isn't a regular comics thing either, presumably this might be some kind of more general DC advertisement work.

[Kuwagaton]

Sadly I can imagine he's in too much demand to stop and do a Superman comic.

Let me clarify: not those New 52 stand-ins. I'm talking about Fabok doing a book about the real JLA, with all their Silver Age adventures and origins intact. The guys that people grew up with.

I'm happy that Superman is back on the JLA finally. I'm just waiting for the rest of them to go back to being themselves.

Lots of people grew up with different versions, but technically most are still on the table since Flashpoint and CoIE have pending retcons.

[Sacred Knight]

And when a high demand artist gets a monthly gig, the rule is Batman first anyway.

[Green Goblin of Sector 2814]

Lots of people grew up with different versions, but technically most are still on the table since Flashpoint and CoIE have pending retcons.

Yeah, I mean the versions who were in the books before September 2011. The Superman and Batman and Wonder Woman who had experienced all of the defining arcs both in their corners of the DCU and in the DCU in general. Nobody really "grew up" with the New 52.

[Kuwagaton]

And when a high demand artist gets a monthly gig, the rule is Batman first anyway.

Well, he started with Batman so he might as well do other stuff now.

[stephens2177]

stephens2177, I was confused, so I double checked - that post of his you're talking about was from 3 weeks ago. The one linked to up top yesterday showed a Superman with a yellow s-shield on the cape, a design element definitely not in line with anywhere the movies would ever go (since like I said, that'd mean animating it into any CG shots). Given that it isn't the movie but is still apparently meant to resemble Cavill, and he said it isn't a regular comics thing either, presumably this might be some kind of more general DC advertisement work.

He linked to this one 1st,are you talking about this one,or his silver age type wall.mural.for his kids room?