Cyborg Rebirth #1

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Behold, TechnoZ.A.C.

Yeah I'm salty as fuck that Cyborg is getting a relaunch & Martian Manhunter nor Mister Miracle / Barda are getting used.

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>>86084780
Look at it from their perspective. Cyborg is in movie, J'onn isn't. And both of their books sold similarly shitty.
And we'll get New Gods when we get Shazam.
Ha.

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Bad guy reminds me of Charcoal, ex-member of Thunderbolts.

>>86084695
Finally, something for Cyborg.

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>JL: War "VICTORY, VICTORY" flashbacks

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Diana aside, every Leaguer has at least one dead parent, right?

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Because you didn't know how Cyborg got his powers.
Powers.

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>hacktivist Vic book: never

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MAN OR MONSTER?

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If half of these characters show in this book, Cyborg will fun as fuck to read.

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BIG BAD

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Guess Jason, Cassandra and Stephanie don't exist.
Fin. Support comic and buy if you like it.
Personally I think it was serviceable issue.

>>86084780
abooloo abooloo, muh John

>>86085129
So they really gave him an anatomy lesson that most of /co/ has been asking for? Seems like an okay issue.

>>86085107
>>86085114
So it's Swamp Thing's Anatomy Lessons: Cyborg Edition?

>>86084695
>double shipping Cyborg

kek

>>86085240
>So it's Swamp Thing's Anatomy Lessons: Cyborg Edition?
Swamp Thing cross-over when?

>>86084760
So how exactly do they have such a precise time since born.

>>86085147
It would be cool if Cyborg utilized some of The Metal lore established during Soule's Swamp Thing run

>>86085159
Am I supposed to recognize who this is?

>>86084778
Wait so is star testing cyborg here.

>>86084972
Unless they decide to completly change batsons backstory yes.

>>86085009
Oh cool the red room.

Whens somebody gonna break into the black room again.

>>86085301
>Am I supposed to recognize who this is?
No idea, really. Probably evil robot father surrogate. There was evil!Cyborg character in previous continuity, but he hated technology and was Victor's age.

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Speaking of Cyborg, zombies of that kind is found at the end of today's JL #4: subtle WS homages edition.

>>86085301
It's his dad, presumably.

>>86085060
I wish they had adjusted his origin a bit give it at least a week before they have him fighting parademons because its ridiculous that despite only just getting his powers he survived.

>call up Priest to write it
>Stop being racist fucks you fucking retards! White people can write black characters and black people can write white characters.
Apparently only the last bit got through.

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>>86085147
Who is this?

>>86084695

I like Cyborg. I'm not even mad that MM isn't on the league anymore. He's more interesting without them and the last run proved how far he outclasses them all when he isn't Jobbing

>>86085406
Remember those villains, gorilla and brain in jar?

>>86085406
The Brain.

>>86085114
This is stupid.
I liked the issue but this plot point is phenominaly retarded.

>>86085433
which plot point?

a lot is going on in that page.

>>86085399
>Now Priest is writing Deathstroke

All is well

>>86085147
Please dont be grid please dont be grid please dont be
>>86085159
Hooray its not grid.

>>86085406
The Brain, old Teen Titans villain who's gay for a gorilla

>>86085446
Is cyborg a man or a machine.

>>86085475
he need a lesson from Swampthing

>>86084972

I we're talking current league I think both Lanterns have both their parents

>>86085406
The Brain

>>86085147
>Top Left: ???
>Top Middle: Amazo
>Top Right: Mekanique?
>Upper Middle Left: Metal Men
>Upper Middle Right: Cyborg Superman
>Lower Middle Left: Red Tornado
>Lower Middle Middle Left: Shaggy Man
>Lower Middle Middle Right: The Brain
Lower Middle Right: Steel
Bottom Left: ???
Bottom Middle: Robotman
Bottom Right: OMAC

>>86085147
Is that the Machine Avatar chick from Swamp Thing top right?

>>86085147

I'm pretty sure that the Avatar of the machines is dead. But it's good to see it anyway

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>>86085539
>>86085584
Is she dead? The whole final battle was skimmed over pretty quickly. I'm not sure if she died.

Also, I think this is an interesting (and kinda funny) plotline to approach for a black writer. Because it's basically the equivalent of some guy shouting, "the BLACK MAN must RISE UP! he must band together with his brothers and DEFEAT his oppressors!" and so on. Just replace "black" with android or robot, and it fits.

>>86085667
Or better, dump him to the matrix renaissance-like universe.
Cyborg fit more like adventurer than hero

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>>86085628

I guess she could have escaped from this ( I hear there's good Wi-Fi in the desert) but we've seen nothing to suggest it

>>86085667
I can't remember what comic I read, but I remember either Platinum or Jocasta saying she's member of robotic support group.

>>86085730
I'll just say he has some old footage of her from monitoring various people he's interested in.

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>>86085517
>Bottom Left: ???
Gizmo.

>>86085399
>Apparently only the last bit got through.
If this is the same guy from the previous series, the writer was approached to pitch for other characters, but he personally requested the possibility of doing a Cyborg's series.

>>86085865
No, it isn't the same guy. The guy that did the first Cyborg series is Marvel exclusive I think and is a "proud Blackman" that probably thinks only black people should write black characters. The writer for Cyborg Rebirth isn't even a comic book writer, he worked on that shitty Spider-man cartoon 20 years ago.

>>86085865
Nah. Previous guy left DC and went to write Nighthawk at Marvel.

>>86085903
>>86085899
Aw I liked that last run.

>>86085147

Thank you, Anon.

This waa my most anticipated Rebirth book and I can't wait to go buy the actual book later.

>>86085340
Oh fuck i forgot as the other anon said the new lanterns.

How did i forget about my favourite book.

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>>86085987

Same anon.

Fuck, I love this panel

>>86085918
It was shit.

>>86086150
No it was good. Had good Shazam bro team up, some Metal Men cameos and an interesting parallel universe plot.

>>86084716
this is a rebirth nobody asked for

>>86086175

Yeah it must be why /co/ is so hyped for it

Man they really need to give Cyborg a good redesign. Stop pushing this red and silver shit, the silver and cold blue works so much better with the singular red eye

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>>86084778
This villain's appearance reminds me of someone

>>86085765

Maybe she projected her consciousness into another body?

>>86086174
He did nothing special to develop Cyborg's support cast or rogues. He had the full freedom to do whatever he wanted since it was Cyborg's first ongoing, and he proved to be unimaginative in that. At least Semper looks confident from his interview that he'd develop Cyborg's mythos.

>>86086384
Who knows? Literally a super advanced sci-fi robot powered by a magic tapped from an elemental life force of the universe.

I liked it. Thanks for the storytime!

>>86084897
>Malware

really?

>>86084780
>Martian Manhunter
He had one in DCYou and no one bought it.

>cyborg
>All his enemies are tech themed

Can someone tell DC Cyborg is boring, I don't think they realize or they are making him so on purpose.

I actually liked this quite a bit and >>86085147 has be hyped as fuck.
>Cyborg makes a robot Justice League

>>86085517
pretty sure top right is Engineer from Authority?

>>86085517
>>86087403
Ignore me, im an idiot, its the avatar of the metal

>>86087302
No one bought Cyborg's DCYou series either, but at least Martian Manhunter's comic was great.

>>86084849
>That dialogue

>>86085159
Is this the new face of The Construct?

>>86085423
He's called Monsieur Mallah, you simian!

>>86087323
Yeah, i still waiting for enemy where a devil fake himself to be soul of Stone just to fuck with Cyborg

>>86085060
>Superbro
It still hurts a little

>>86086175
I asked for it. Sorry anon-kun.

>>86084760
>Gamma Omega Gamma
Gog?

>>86085107
>>86085114
>>86085129
It's like I'm playing SOMA all over again

>>86084780
Orlando will save you.

>>86085147
>The Brain
>Metal Men
>Red Tornado
You better deliver DC, because we dont get enough of these guys

>>86085147

Cyborg & the Metal Men was fun as fuck during Forever Evil.

Hope to see more of them together.

>>86085147
Wow, they're using the Red Tornado design from LoT, nice. Also, Amazo isn't a machine any more, is he?

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I miss Grid and the entire Crime Syndicate for that matter

>>86089870
>Gog is cyborg
Now that you mention it, I wouldn't mind seeing him, too.
>>86091312
They can easily handwave it as lol nanotech plague.

>>86091379
That's what I assumes happening, maybe one of his adaptions is that he became a robot or some shit, either way I'm happy he's mechanical (in some form at least) again

You know, this wasn't bad.

Not great, but not the hideous bore I was expecting. There's definitely a hint of the kind of solid fundamentals that Priest is bringing to Deathstroke in here.

>>86091341
I loved that moment Grid spawned, he started shooting left and right.
>>86091641
Next stop, pants with stripes.
And new haircut.
>>86091682
It wasn't bad at all.

>>86091682
It was better than DCyou ongoing, or at least better than the first issue of that

B-U-M-P

>>86085264
Machine probably analyzed his body.

>>86085301
Maybe it's his real corpse

We Venom Snake now

>>86093889
that could be cool twist, where it's straight fucking cyborg up

>>86085406
Brian.

He really hates that name though for some reason.

>>86084849
>Dayton University in Detroit

Dayton is in OHIO idiots

>>86084716
they always push Rita out of the team

>>86091312
Last I checked there are 2 Amazos.

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>>86084716
>Finally make a Doom Patrol book
>No Element Woman in sight
It hurts.

>>86085147
Surprised to see Cyborg Superman, considering his new origin.

>>86096186
Meh. If it was something like classic superhero team, there'd be place. But this will probably be more DUDE IS HE ON DRUGS LMAO Morrisonwank.
>>86096288
Yeah, but I like it. It'd be weird to see all those prominent robots and no Cyborg Superman.
I do wonder why the hell is Steel on the screen. And again, thank god they gave him more classic design, he looked awful in his first appearances in Skwad.

This wasn't bad. I have faith in Semper

>>86087403
Man I am hoping it's her. As soon as I realized what the story would be about I wanted her to show. That'd be awesome, all Authority cameos are my friends.

Also, I liked this, but wasn't Cyborg's last solo story about his daddy issues too?

>>86096360
What Steel appeared in Suicide Squad when?

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>>86096798
First New 52 Skwad run, I think it was Forever Evil. Some bad guy took over OMAC and fucked with Steel, Unknown Soldier and Power Girl into thinking he's Waller and told them to kill Skwad.
At least that's how I remember.

>>86085159
IThe third Dethlok, the one from Uncanny X-Force?

>>86097651

>>86085147

GAMMA OMEGA GAMMA

GOG?

This is gonna be Gog, isnt he?

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>>86085129
>>86085147
>>86085159
HYPE.

Will Cyborg chase someone to the ENDS OF THE EEAAARRRTH?

this was actually pretty good

the outfit is ass though

should've kept the dcyou one

>>86084780
Cyborg belongs on the Titans.

>>86084695
Is this actually worth reading?

>>86100211
>can't decide if 20 pages are worth reading

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Jesus I hope Beetle2Beetle is gonna be this good.

>>86100137
Nobody belongs in that garbage franchise

>>86101246
It wasn't.
It was alright at best with the good possibility of it getting better.

>>86101458
He's a definitive member of the Titans.

>>86103104
Do you want him to be like poor Raven, Beast Boy, and Starfire, unable to even age due to being shackled to the franchise?

>>86085147
Ok if these guys show up over the next arc or two at least then I'll be hype.

>>86085147
Are half these characters gonna be in this book?

Thanks, OP.

>>86103283
You're an idiot if you think comic book characters should "age".

bumping for others.

>>86103545
>>86103495

Cyborg Superman is currently in Supergirl's first arc.

>>86103641
This desu
Dick should still be Robin

That was good 1st issue.

Is that one background picture the most anyone has done with anything from Soules Swamp Thing?

Thank you anon

>>86108003

>>86103641
>>86104845
I don't have a problem with comic book characters aging, but some consistency would be nice. Everyone should age at the same rate or no one should age.

Sliding time-lines, compressed histories, and some characters growing up while others don't just leads to mass confusion.

So when are we going to hear Moore cursing at DC for stealing his ideas?

>>86091341
I dont miss grid at all.
Fuck his bullshit electricity stoping powers.

It was a very nice design though.

>>86103283
Starrfire got moved to the outlaws for the new 52.
Which makes me wonder if both cyborg and starfire got moved to other teams why the fuck was raven not on the justice league dark.

Then again I suppose if they had done that it would have been weird having only 1 core member left so they would have been forced to move beast boy as well (probably to the doom patrol)

>>86104563
Looking at the name i think its gonna be a bunch of cyborg supermen.

>>86111185
yeah, we going to have doom patrol, why beast boy doesn't become member of doom patrol?

Bump..

it was decent, i guess

>>86099417
Why does cyborg even have a static design instead of having different bodies and configurations for different scenarios?

Cyborg should be modular at this point.

>>86113313

I liked it

Now please bring Vergil out of the shadow realm

Pls

CBR interview:

>>The character of Cyborg has become a major piece of DC Entertainment’s plans for silver screen domination, but he hasn’t yet left a major mark on DC Comics’ publishing line. With this week’s “Cyborg: Rebirth” #1, John Semper hopes to change that.

>>The writer may be largely new to comics scripting, but he shouldn’t be new to most superhero comic fans. In the ’90s, Semper served as Producer and Story Editor on Fox’s fan-favorite “Spider-Man: The Animated Series,” providing the core creative direction for the show during its run. He’s also contributed scripts to superhero fare like “Static Shock” (where he was also Story Editor) and “The Incredible Hulk,” amongst many other animated series.

>>But his incoming DC “Cyborg” series is a new challenge for Semper in more ways than one. Though the character has been a fixture in DC Comics since he was introduced by creators Marv Wolfman and George Perez in the classic “New Teen Titans” series of the ’80s, Victor Stone has never proven a bankable solo star. Though DC Entertainment President Geoff Johns elevated Cyborg to be a founding member of the Justice League with the launch of 2011’s New 52, in the eyes of many longtime DC fans, the hero remains secondary piece of the DC puzzle. His latest solo series was met with a tepid response (like most of the recent “DC You” initiative), and with DC Entertainment’s plan to make him a massive part of their film universe, the pressure to make the character connect with fans couldn’t be bigger.

>>But as Semper tells it, he wouldn’t have it any other way. Below, the writer explains to CBR why he believes Cyborg has failed to strike a major chord with readers up until now, and how he’s working to define the hero’s personality for the first time. plus, Semper gives us a few clues about the surprises he hopes will carry the audience from the “Rebirth” one-shot and into a long run on the ongoing series.

>>86115328

>>CBR News: John, tell me a bit about your coming to comics in general. You’ve done so much film and animated work, the latter heavy on superhero stories, but there are a lot of differences in pacing and structure and even content with the comics form. Has it been freeing to work in this medium?

>John Semper: Yes, it has been a freeing experience – more so I think because of the nature of the business. In television in general, you are basically an employee of the network, and the network has a lot of say. They have a lot of power over you. You get used to that. It’s not something I’ve ever rankled at. There’s a myth about “Spider-Man: The Animated Series” that we had lots of censorship. It’s totally incorrect. We did not. But there is a certain amount of control that a network has over you.

>In this process, I find that storywise I have much more freedom. It’s a lot more fun to interact with my editors at DC. And then DC did me the great favor of moving all the way from New York to five minutes away from where I live in Burbank. So if I’m having any kind of problem or an issue, I can call those guys up, and five minutes later, we can sit down at a conference table and hash it all out. There’s a lot of creative freedom.

>>86115341

>And structurally, it’s different. Animation is film, and I started out my career as a film editor. In fact, I’m still in the Editor’s Guild. So understanding the language of film is something I’ve done for a long time. Understanding the language of comic books is a little bit different, and it takes a little adjusting. It’s not hard, but it is different. Sometimes you do find yourself putting together a Chinese puzzle trying to get all the story into 20 pages and make the panels work with one another and all of that. But it’s all part of the same game, which is storytelling. And that’s what I’ve been doing for over three decades. This is a lot of fun for me, really. I almost sort of feel like it’s criminal. I keep waiting for the other shoe to drop where someone takes it all away from me because so far it’s been a tremendous amount of fun.

>>Let’s talk about Cyborg’s character as part of the DCU right now on and off the page. Since the birth of the New 52, Geoff Johns elevated him to a founding member of the Justice League, and everyone knows the character is set to be a big part of the DC film universe. When you look at his status, what do you focus on first in your book? Is it just getting the character right, or do you think about that spotlight that’s surrounding the character now?

>>86115356

>Well, first of all I like the spotlight. It’s something I’m used to, and it’s the only place I want to be. So I don’t feel any pressure because I’ve been here before. When I did “Spider-Man,” it was the most important thing in the Marvel universe. Marvel was going bankrupt, and all of their fortunes were resting on my Spider-Man show because they owned it. They didn’t really own the X-Men show that Saban was doing, but they owned the Spider-Man show, and it was a big deal. There was a huge amount of pressure on me there, and so this is something I’m used to, and I like it. I like it because no matter what you do, people are going to pay attention. So if you do a really good job, they’ll pay attention, and if you do a really lousy job, you’re certainly going to hear about it. But it’s better than doing something that nobody’s paying attention to.

>It is a big task to redefine this character. I think that he’s certainly been given a very high profile. I’m not 100% sure that the fans have really embraced the character as fully as I would like them to or as DC would like them to. Though I have to speak for myself there, because I really can’t speak for DC. But what I’ve been given the opportunity to do is present to audiences the reason why they should care about this character who’s going to be in front of them in a number of different ways in the near future. So I love that challenge. Basically what I’m doing is creating a personality that hopefully people will get excited about and will come to love. And I think there’s an awful lot going on with this character that people should be paying attention to. I feel like we’re a little bit of the underdog, and I like that too. When you start being the underdog, then everything you accomplish is exciting. I think people are going to be very surprised by this comic book. They’re not expecting it, and I like that. I think there are going to be a lot of surprises.

>>86115369

>I don’t know that I’m necessarily all that wedded to what’s come before in terms of the pre-New 52 stories. My overall feeling about Victor, quite frankly, is that he’s never really, really, really been defined as a personality. That’s just my feeling. When I came into it, I was looking for a sense of who this character was, and I don’t think I ever found it. And that’s what made this character interesting to me because he was kind of a tabula rasa – a blank slate. I could maybe start to think about building a character and a personality from the ground up.

>In terms of the whole idea of “Rebirth,” I really do feel that what’s going to happen and what I’m trying to make happen is that we’re going to bring in a lot of new readers who are maybe not at all familiar with the current incarnation of the character. Maybe they’re not even familiar with the old version of the character. So this is an opportunity to build something totally new with them.

>>The pitch of the “Rebirth” initiative in general is that a lot of the characters are seeing elements of their comic book pasts brought back into the modern DCU. But this version of Cyborg has very little past to tap into in that sense. We know about the very tense relationship with his father, but that’s most of his story to this point. What’s your approach in presenting an iconic take on Cyborg considering this kind of continuity paradox? Are you going to try and work in elements of his past like the Titans team where the character originated?

>>86115384

>And somebody was commenting recently on a Facebook post about Cyborg, and they didn’t realized I was reading that thread because I was kind of lurking. But they said that he’s sometimes been reduced to being a piece of furniture. And while I don’t fully agree with that, I understand the feeling. I don’t know that there’s ever been an opportunity for the reader to completely grasp who this character is and what motivates him – or even the characters around him. And I don’t know quite why that happened or how that happened, but this is finally the chance for this character to be defined, for his relationships to be clarified, for his motivation to be clarified. This is it. And that was made clear to me. Geoff Johns told me that he really wants me to take charge of this and make this happen. So that’s my mandate here.

>>To date, the relationship with Victor’s father has been the pivot point for so many of his modern stories. What does that offer you in your journey to defining him?

>Well, it’s a starting point. It can’t be the only thing that defines him, and I think the problem up to now is that it’s been kind of the only thing about him. How many of us want to be defined solely by our relationship with our parents? Especially when we’re all grown up. I think one of the things that was missing in Victor’s life was who he is without the relationship with his father.

>>86115403

>Years ago when “Star Trek: The Next Generation” began, I read the series bible because I was toying with the idea of maybe trying to write for it. But all that there was about Picard was this surface stuff. “He likes his tea Earl Grey.” [Laughs] I mean, what does that even do for you? That gives you nothing in terms of creating stories. It tells you nothing about the character. And consequently, the first season of that series is generally considered to be awful. And I think that when a character is defined only by a few small characteristics or even one major characteristic, it becomes problematic. It makes the character two-dimensional. I think Victor’s relationship with his father is very important, but I don’t think it was motivated very well. I didn’t understand the motivation for any of it – why his father was behaving the way he was or why Victor was behaving the way he was. So the question I ask myself is, “Where does this all come from?” or “How did this get started?” And that’s what you’ll find out in my stories. You’ll understand better what’s going on between the two of them.

>But the other thing is, how many of us are still living with our parents when we’re in our early 20s? I think Victor’s personality development – with regard to his relationship to the reader – has been hampered by him being this guy who hasn’t left home. What I’m going to do with this character is show you what he’s like when he’s out from under the wing of his father. You’re going to get a better idea of who he is as a grown adult living on his own and having his own relationships and having situations occur to him not motivated by dad. So it’s a double-edged sword, the whole relationship with this father. But obviously it plays a part in his personality.

>>86115424

>>On the big genre side of things, one necessity of any solo superhero is a set of antagonists that help define him. I know the solicitations have teased you using some existing villains like Kilg%re, but how are you approaching the task of defining that half of the book? Have you thought about how to create an arch-nemesis for Cyborg?

>Absolutely. In fact, that’s a conversation I just had four weeks ago over at DC. I fully intend to create a rogue’s gallery for as long as I’m on this title. I think it’s very important. And again, all of these things emanate from the personality of the hero himself. Because Victor hasn’t had a fully developed personality – at least not in my opinion – I think it’s been hard for writers to come up with villains that really resonate. So by defining his personality, I intend to also create some villains like the first one you’ll see at the end of the very first issue. This villain hits directly at the heart of who Cyborg is and even his relationship with his father, and that’s what makes the villain frightening and interesting and memorable. So I want to create a whole pantheon of new villains for this character.

>And I’d say for anyone who’s ever been remotely interesting in Cyborg, this is the run where you really do have to pay attention. I’m building a world around this character, and I think it’s going to stick. I’m very happy with the results we’ve been getting so far in terms of the artwork and marrying the artwork to my scripts. So I would encourage everybody to pay close attention, because I think what we’re doing with the character in this run is going to last for a very long time – long past my time on the book.

>>86115451
Thanks for the interview

>>86115598

vump

>>86085060
Cyborg doesn't have a soul!

I still wonder
If machine have soul, where will their go?
Do devil acept robot soul?
Is man-made soul can make god angry?

Comicosity review

http://www.comicosity.com/review-cyborg-rebirth-1/

Last paragraph:

>While Cyborg: Rebirth is not going to turn the world of comics (or, for that matter the DC Universe) upside-down, it does exactly what it’s supposed to do: refreshes the reader on the titular character while establishing the cast and setting. And it does that in particularly magnificent fashion.

>The Verdict: 10/10

>>86119200
Very good

>>86119200

Cbump

>>86084695

>>86119200
>While Cyborg: Rebirth is not going to turn the world of comics (or, for that matter the DC Universe) upside-down
>10/10
God I hate comic reviews.

>>86125354

>>86126882
MMHfag pls

>>86085899
>that probably thinks only black people should write black characters.

c'mon spencer write a good sam wilson comic, but to be accurate is easier being by a black man.
u guys cry to much if there is a black dude writing black characters.

>>86128397

>>86084760

Cyborg and Dick Grayson are the same age

>>86085147

cyborg superman is fucking kryptonian? and Steel is there ffs

>>86133448

>>86136745
>cyborg superman is fucking kryptonian
No he isn't. Original is human at least.

>>86138071
he's kara's dad now

>>86138338
Then that must be a picture of the original then.

>>86084760

>21 years

>Not a teen anymore

>Can never be a Teen Titan again...

>>86136302
Dick is 21? That seems a little young for an ex-cop / international super spy.

>>86139256

i know! but it's in the grayson trade (because i can't remember if it's issue 1 or not)

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>>86138397

>>86139256
>ex-cop
retconned

>>86085899
>he worked on that shitty Spider-man cartoon 20 years ago.

Anon confirmed for bad taste

>>86142244

>>86140205

>>86143825

>>86084695

Bumping...

>>86148888