Post by Deleted on Mar 25, 2018 1:10:29 GMT -5
Here's the full panel form Wonder Con today...
Didio and Lee host but bring on the executive editors of various imprints and talent involved form the various project to discuss what's up for DC coming in the next year. It starts with DC Zoom and DC Ink with exec editor Bobbie Chase and some of the creators, moves to Black Label and Vertigo with exec editor Mark Doyle with a focus on The Sandman Universe coming from Vertigo, the relaunch of Mad magazine with Sergio Aarogones stopping by to talk about his history with the mag (he's missed working on only 1 issue since 1962) and then turns to the DC with Bob Harras and Scott Snyder coming to talk about his plans for the Justice League (including the Hall of Justice and the Legion of Doom Spoiler-Darkseid is part of one of the League teams (an idea I know will nauseate some folks here).
It's a little over an hour long, and there are some sound issues at the beginning of the panel, but there's a lot of interesting stuff there. I don't think I have felt this good about and interested in DC as a publisher as a whole since the DC Renaissance of the mid 80s.
-M
Didio and Lee host but bring on the executive editors of various imprints and talent involved form the various project to discuss what's up for DC coming in the next year. It starts with DC Zoom and DC Ink with exec editor Bobbie Chase and some of the creators, moves to Black Label and Vertigo with exec editor Mark Doyle with a focus on The Sandman Universe coming from Vertigo, the relaunch of Mad magazine with Sergio Aarogones stopping by to talk about his history with the mag (he's missed working on only 1 issue since 1962) and then turns to the DC with Bob Harras and Scott Snyder coming to talk about his plans for the Justice League (including the Hall of Justice and the Legion of Doom Spoiler-Darkseid is part of one of the League teams (an idea I know will nauseate some folks here).
It's a little over an hour long, and there are some sound issues at the beginning of the panel, but there's a lot of interesting stuff there. I don't think I have felt this good about and interested in DC as a publisher as a whole since the DC Renaissance of the mid 80s.
-M
