Superman [Série]

Cover Superman 674:



Le dessinateur est Renato Guedes qui est dessinateur exclusif pour DC.
Il s'occupera donc de dessiner les aventures de Superman à partir de Mars 2008.

Kurt Busiek reste toujours aux commandes du scénario.

Ca ressemble à du Leinil Yu.

en mieux encree que sur new avengers en tout cas

Citation :

SMALLVILLE'S CHLOE SULLIVAN IN DCU COMICS

Chloe Sullivan, a character created for The CW's Smallville television series, will be appearing in the DC Universe for the first time next spring.

Chloe will be Lois' cousin in the her DCU version and will likely debut in April's Superman #675.

Chloé débarque dans le DC Verse.
Est-ce que le Dr Quinn-sorcière va arriver aussi ?

cela peut etre un apport interessant à la serie surtout s'il remonte en place la liaison avec jimmy olsen.

Yep, mais c'est marrant de voir comment la série Smallville influence le DC Verse...

Par contre par rapport à la série, j'y connais pas spécialement grand chose, mais je trouve le personnage de Loïs du feuilleton à deux années lumières de celui du comic...

vu le succes de la serie, il faut bien essayer de ramener les telespectateurs dans le monde du comics, c'est toujours ca de gagner

Le personnage de lois de la serie est un personnage en construction,
elle ne connais rien au journalisme mais à se coter chiant et casse pied qui caracterise la vrai.
(elle se mets dans la merde et superman viend la sauver)
Je pense qu'ils veullent nous faire croire que c'est Chloe qui à insuffler le journalisme de façon literrale à Lois. CF fin de saison 7 debut de saison 8.
Saison 7,elle fait du mauvais journalisme comparativement à chloe et suite au evenement de fin de saison son instinct de journaliste se reveil et chloé perd le sien.

seul petit regret, elle aurait pu etre brune quand meme

Et Lana rousse, lol
C'est les deux persos qui se ressemblent le moins. Moi j'aime pas du tout la Loïs de la série. Elle passe vraiment en arrière plan et n'a rien à faire à Smallville je trouve.
Ok on va me dire aussi qu'il y avait le noir (je sais plus son nom) qui dans le comic est blanc, lol.

C'etait le celebre Pete Ross

Il est devenu quoi dans le comic celui-là ?

Il est devenu president des US lorsque lex a quitté ses fonctions, ensuite il a été pressenti pour etre le vilain Ruin, puis il est tombé dans l'oubli.

SUPERMAN #678
Written by James Robinson, art by Renato Guedes and José Wilson Magalháes, cover by Alex Ross.
The battle for Metropolis between Superman and the long-vanished Atlas rages on. It's full-scale war, mano a mano, in the streets of the city. Plus: the secret of where Atlas has been and how he ended up in the modern age is revealed! And if that weren't enough, who is the shadowy figure pulling the titan's strings?

SUPERMAN #679
Written by James Robinson, art by Renato Guedes and José Wilson Magalháes, cover by Alex Ross.
Two supermen: One, a man of yore, the other, the Man of Tomorrow! Atlas and Superman continue their all-out war, with Metropolis as the prize. But for all his power, Superman seems unable to defeat this titan of myth. With our hero down for the count, it will take another, unexpected hero to save the day. Guest-starring Supergirl and ­ someone else!

SUPERMAN #680
Written by James Robinson
Art by Renato Guedes & José Wilson Magalháes
Cover by Alex Ross
“Atlas,” part 4! The grand finale of the Atlas epic finds Superman's foe seemingly victorious! With Superman down for the count, who can stand in the way of the city's supposed new ruler? Enter Krypto, (Super)man's best friend, who will do anything to protect his master. Don’t miss Krypto at his most heroic, a worthy addition to the Superman Family – and a very good boy. Plus: A new, magical character settles in Metropolis, just when Superman needs him most.

SUPERMAN #685
Written by James Robinson
Art by Renato Guedes & Wilson Magalháes
Cover by Alex Ross
An “Origins & Omens” issue! Continued from ACTION COMICS #874! With “New Krypton” behind him (for now), Superman must come to terms with the death of Pa Kent. And things heat up in Metropolis when the mysterious new Nightwing and Flamebird take up residence in the Man of Steel’s hometown! Are they here to help Earth like they say – or do their ties to Kandor run too deep?
This story sets up next month’s new status quo as Superman makes a tough decision, the repercussions of which will be felt for years!

SUPERMAN #686

Written by James Robinson
Art by Renato Guedes & Wilson Magalháes
Cover by Eddy Barrows & Julio Ferreira

Following the startling events of “New Krypton” and the shocking occurrence in the Phantom Zone, Earth finds itself without its greatest protector!Luckily, Metropolis still has a few heroes, like Mon-El and the Guardian. But after years of knowing nothing but the solitude of the Phantom Zone, how will Mon-El acclimate himself to society? And the recently returned Guardian has his hands full with his new position in the Science Police. How can they fill Superman’s shoes? They’d better figure it out fast, because dangerous mysteries abound which will carry all the way into 2010!

SUPERMAN #687

Written by James Robinson
Art by Renato Guedes & Wilson Magalháes
Cover by Andrew Robinson

Mon-El has agreed to be Metropolis’s new champion – unfortunately
Metropolis wants nothing to do with him! In the wake of the events in
the “New Krypton” saga, Mon-El faces fierce anti-Kryptonian sentiments
from a city that assumes he’s Kryptonian. Oh, and there’s also the
not-so-small problem of Rampage. Meanwhile, the Guardian and his
Science Police must deal with the Prankster’s new wave of murderous
fun. And Black Lightning and Steel face the repercussions of a world
without Superman.



SUPERMAN #688

Written by James Robinson, art by Renato Guedes and Jose Wilson Magalhaes, cover by Andrew Robinson.

Mon-El's role as Superman's stand-in for Metropolis is threatened by a sudden and mysterious power loss. How can he be the hero he needs to be without any special abilities? Meanwhile the Guardian and his Science Police go to the rescue of a missing member of the Legion of Superheroes. And who is the spy within the Science Police ranks?

SUPERMAN #689
Written by James Robinson
Art by Renato Guedes & José Wilson Magalhães
Cover by Andrew Robinson
What’s a young man to do when he’s told he’s going to die? See the world while he can, of course! Experience a whistle-stop tour of Earth with Mon-El as he tastes life and fights crime with some of DC’s international cast of Super Heroes.
Meanwhile, back in Metropolis, a media mogul takes to the airwaves. His goal: the banning of all alien life on Earth. His name: Morgan Edge. And just what is the Prankster planning?

Mon-El a repris le nom de Superman? Quelles sont ses origines (il est lié au précédent Mon-El)?

Mon-El est ce personnage de la legion qui était coincé dans la zone phantom dans l'univers de superman, ce dernier est allergique au plomb d'où son emprisonnement le temps de trouver un remède qui lui a été administré avant que Superman ne quitte la terre pour new kryton, c'est lui qui est en charge avec le guardian de surveiller la terre durant son absence

Mon-El est Daxamite non ? enfin comme Sodam-Yat ?

c'est cela, ses anciens noms sont valor et m'onel

SUPERMAN #690

Written by James Robinson, art by Renato Guedes and Jose Wilson Magalhaes, cover by Andrew Robinson.

As media mogul Morgan Edge fans the flames of Earth's distrust of all things alien, Mon-El wrestles with his looming demise and what to do with his remaining life. At the same time, forces from the future must prevent Mon-El from meeting Sodam Yat ­ the Green Lantern from Daxam known as Ion ­ for the sake of tomorrow. And General Lane rolls out his plan to ensnare our hero by lining up a vicious crew of villains ­ but to do this, Steel must fall. It's a wild ride setting up next month's crossover event in the Superman books!