Jim Lee at C2Ccon 2017

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At Coast-To-Coast Comic-Con, Jim Lee talked about The Wild Storm. In a New 52 style reboot, he dropped words like blackmail, skelteons in closets and making offers that Warren Ellis couldn’t refuse.

And how The Wild Storm sees one character, The Engineer and her exposure as a supercharacter unlocks a chain of events of powers creating superhuman technology, which turns into a challenger quest. That’s what Warren saw as the underpinnings of the Wildstorm universe, with new versions of all the familiar names and characters.

Questions are coming in – The future of Ragman? “Every character has some level of development on it.” I’m going to take that as a no.

And the Young Animal line will be continuing, Jim Lee stated that Gerard Way is committing to the line beyond the original agreement and DC will be committing extra promotional drive to the books.

And talking The Button crossover with Batman and The Flash holding the button from “some other series”. We note, he won’t say the word “Watchmen”. But the lenticular image got thousands of comments on social media…

He called it “the start of a much bigger story that Geoff has in mind”. No confirmation on “smiley face buttons” being created for promotional reasons, but he did state there are certain promotional items in the works. Obviously won’t be available outside North America for copyright reasons of course…

And Jim Lee was more than happy to keep out over Mark Russell and Steve Pugh’s work on The Flintstones right now.

https://www.bleedingcool.com/2017/03/04/jim-lee-states-gerard-jones-will-stay-young-animal-longer-wont-say-word-watchmen-c2ccon2017/

Why do people give a fuck about Jim "I can draw only one facial expression" Lee, again?

>>90427430
>>90427454
Why are you spoiling the source link like a faggot?

>>90427513
Cause he runs DC with Didio and Johns

>>90427596

I don't get why theu hired him for his creative talents. He made a few faded and failed books at Wildstorm, other than that, nothing. Sure he can draw, but he doesn't understand shit about character. I'm convinced his retarded ideas went a long way to fucking up the n52.

>>90427454
Let's hope the YA books can last for at least three trades on low sales then

>>90427430
I wonder if Stan shared the secrets of immortality with his son.

>>90428079
That Jim Lee managed to run a company and have NINE KIDS without dying, probably.

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>>90427430
>it's DC's fault that Marvel's sales are shit because they don't screw over comic book stores and offer returns
It's shit like this that makes me ashamed of even liking Spider-Man or Deadpool.

How does Marvel manage to remain so egotistical?? How can they blame everyone but themselves for their shitty condition?? Mosaic bombing is DC's fault now?

Just goddamn, is it too much for someone at Marvel comics to be humble and admit they made some mistakes?

Why do they have to act like they are better and everyone is inferior dirt to them?

>>90427793
Objectively, his Hush boosted Batman sales a lot. That doesn't make it a good comic, but DC looks at what was a success and we ended up with what we got.

For Tomorrow also sold well and that wasn't good either.

>>90428283

You miss my point. I don't question his artistic skills or ability to sell a book on those grounds, I question why he was put in a creative position at DC as a whole.

Wouldn't we be able to tell who is right from the Diamond full year report anyway since it adjusts for the returns?

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