X-Men #17 - "Empty Nest"

[laughing_tree]

For lots of reasons (creative, logistical, etc.) we actually ended up throwing away most of our initial Storm plans, which is why it’s taken a little while to get to where we wanted to with the character. The shutdown, obviously, didn’t help with the timeline. I actually think all of this turned out to be a blessing, however. Because the new stuff everyone came up with – and the way it resonates through the entire line – is so very much cooler than what we had initially planned for Storm. So, while it’s taken longer than we hoped, yes, you can expect some pretty big things for the character this next year, and yes, lots of changes. -- Jonathan Hickman

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It's the Great Storm, Charlie Brown

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NS: Joker died for our sins

[cyberghostface]

Zack Snyder released a new image of Jared Leto's Joker from the Justice League and it's an... interesting take on the character.

Edit: The image is a picture of Joker dressed up as Jesus. it wasn’t my intention to offend Christians here and I apologize if posting it was insensitive.

( WWJD? )

Amazing Spider-Man #60

[lordultimus]

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NS - Superman and Lois opening scene

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The opening scene from the premiere of "Superman and Lois" has been released as a promo.

( 'My mom made it for me' is always a great line )

John Walker: U.S. Agent #3

[cyberghostface]

"Once upon a time we'd have elections. Somebody would win, the rest of us would take a seat for four years, and that was that. Roads still got built, schools still got funded, government functioned. It is a darkly sinister time now where conflicting views of patriotism are defended by offensive language and the threat of violence.

We are all American zealots. There are many competing visions of America, with each constituency working overtime to impose its vision on the whole. But, instead of our ideas competing in the forum of American opinion, we are openly hostile to one another. This misses the point of the value proposition of America: a quilt of voices, faces, cultures, values, and ideas.

Our American Zealot storyline is pretty obvious: there are three main characters representing three distinctly different Americas, with each character fighting to impose their view on the whole. The challenge to a writer is to present these views fairly and, ideally, without bias if that's possible. The idea is to promote discussion and learn how to agree to disagree." -- Christopher Priest

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X-Men #18

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Punisher MAX #6

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Post Americana #3

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