Speech on cover

[kal-el]

[QUOTE=Augen;5716056]After "Metal" DC tried to introduce a bunch of new characters. Right now Silencer and Sideways look to be the only ones that might stick around

Don't forget THE TERRIFIC'S which actually does look to be the only book to survive. Established characters doesn't hurt and great creative team.

[Gothamite]

Three more from this week alone:

[Mister H]

If that was an actual Batman cover, then it’s no wonder King is getting some haters.

[Gothamite]

Originally Posted by Mister H

If that was an actual Batman cover, then it’s no wonder King is getting some haters.

Um, King didn't draw it, and it's an actual cover.

[Mister H]

Originally Posted by Gothamite

Um, King didn't draw it, and it's an actual cover.

Right, but he wrote the story that the cover portrays. The art has to reflect what the story is about.

[Gothamite]

Originally Posted by Mister H

Right, but he wrote the story that the cover portrays. The art has to reflect what the story is about.

You sound like a noob, unaware of the long history of comics covers not matching interiors.

[Mister H]

Originally Posted by Gothamite

You sound like a noob, unaware of the long history of comics covers not matching interiors.

Yeah they definitely do that from time to time, but if it’s happening more often now, it’s yet another reason for me not to read the current stuff, along with the aforementioned bad stories.

[ftrez]

Originally Posted by Mister H

Yeah they definitely do that from time to time, but if it’s happening more often now, it’s yet another reason for me not to read the current stuff, along with the aforementioned bad stories.

I'm not sure I understand. Are you suggesting that Catwoman having a bachelorette party, during a wedding storyline, automatically makes it a "bad story"?

Or are you upset with bachelorette parties being portrayed on covers?

Are you saying that a writer who includes a bachelorette party scene (or bachelor party or any other sort of activity that you aren't in favor of for that matter) deserves "haters"?

Do you think comic book writers have creative control over covers? (If so, I can tell you that editors are responsible for this).

I'm genuinely confused here and am not trying to be snarky at all.

[Gothamite]

Originally Posted by ftrez

I'm not sure I understand. Are you suggesting that Catwoman having a bachelorette party, during a wedding storyline, automatically makes it a "bad story"?

Or are you upset with bachelorette parties being portrayed on covers?

Are you saying that a writer who includes a bachelorette party scene (or bachelor party or any other sort of activity that you aren't in favor of for that matter) deserves "haters"?

Do you think comic book writers have creative control over covers? (If so, I can tell you that editors are responsible for this).

I'm genuinely confused here and am not trying to be snarky at all.

He's complaining for the sake of complaining.

[Augen]

I love Dodson's art, particularly his Diana.