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starwolf_oakleyI put out a request for stories showing the friendship between Hawkman and the Atom. After the cut is a page from HAWKMAN #5 where Green Arrow talks about the friendship between Carter Hall and Ray Palmer.
Story by James Robinson and Geoff Johns. Artwork by Rags Morales.
( Hey, the Satellite Era JLA! )
Story by James Robinson and Geoff Johns. Artwork by Rags Morales.
( Hey, the Satellite Era JLA! )
superboyprime
"I don’t want to give too much away, but we used the two most perfect characters possible from Kingdom Come. Let’s just say that family ties have never been so complicated." - Christy Marx
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starwolf_oakleyADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN #636 was an epilogue of IDENTITY CRISIS, and also set up some of what would become INFINITE CRISIS. It was (also) drawn by Rags Morales with the story by Greg Rucka.
( None so blind as those not wearing a blindfold? )
( None so blind as those not wearing a blindfold? )
New Avengers #17: "A Perfect World II"
Jun. 9th, 2014 11:12 amsuperboyprime
"Marvel has pretty much the best artists in the business, so there’s just no demand for me to try anything. I’m sure at some point down the line if there’s a vanity project that I really, really want to do, I think I could weasel my way into that, but then you have to ask yourself, is that really smart? Is it smart to pour that kind of time and effort and devotion to a book at Marvel and you don’t own any of it?" - Jonathan Hickman
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New Avengers #16: "A Perfect World"
May. 6th, 2014 12:09 amsuperboyprime
"I think we do comics wrong in a lot of ways. Like I almost think that when Brian Bendis comes on a book, it should be Brian Michael Bendis’ Avengers, and then he does his 48 issues or whatever, his epic Avengers story, then he moves on to something else. His Fantastic Four story. They all have a beginning, middle and end, and that’s what we do. Here’s a bunch of X-Men books, and they’re all satisfying and not just blocks of trades." - Jonathan Hickman
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