Recopilatorio Marvel Cómics: nueva alienación y equipo creativo para Astonishing X-Men

Semana tranquila de novedades de Marvel Cómics destacando principalmente el cambio que sufrirá la serie de cómics “Astonishing X-Men” a partir de verano, donde habrá nuevo arco argumental y equipo creativo al frente.

Los detalles tras el salto.

• El escritor Matthew Rosenberg ha revelado a través de Twitter que se hará cargo del cómic “Astonishing X-Men” a partir de su nº 13 que se lanzará en julio, tomando así el relevo a Charles Soule. El cambio vendrá acompañado de un nuevo arco y también de una nueva alineación para el equipo, formada por Coloso/Colossus, Dazzler, Sendero de Guerrra/Warpath, Bestia/Beast y Kaos/Havok, estos dos últimos en calidad de colíderes. En este primer arco, Rosenberg estará acompañado del artista  Greg Land.

It's not often you get to announce you fulfilled a lifelong dream. Starting with issue #13 I am the new writer of ASTONISHING X-MEN! pic.twitter.com/vZrJcZmc00

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But Charles finishes his story in issue #12. In issue #13 myself and Greg Land come in to tell an all new story with an all new team. It's got a lot of nods to some of my favorite stories in X-Men history but also is going to be pushing things forward and challenging the future.

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• A modo de curiosidad, tenemos que el artista Reilly Brown ha revelado en una publicación Instagram que hace poco ha enviado los lápices para un número de Spider-Man/Deadpool y este fue rechazado porque el Mercenario Bocazas lucía el atuendo que este tiene en sus películas individuales.

No creí que nadie lo notara o le importara, ya que las diferencias están solo en un par de correas y algunas rodilleras. Pero sí lo notaron, y me hicieron cambiar su diseño, porque los abogados no les permitían usar el traje de la película por alguna razón. Tan raro. Así que tuve que volver a dibujar ese Deadpool en todas esas escenas.

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Someone asked if I’d ever drawn Deadpool in his movie costume, and I actually did once, for an issue of Spideypool. In this story, Wade got a part in a Deadpool movie playing as the stunt double. For the scenes on set, I thought it would be fun if he wore the actual movie costume, so that’s what I drew. I didn’t think anyone would notice or care, since the difference is just a couple of straps and some knee pads. But they did notice, and made me change it back to his typical character design, because the lawyers wouldn’t allow them to use the movie costume for some reason! So weird. So I had to redraw that Deadpool in all those scenes. I ran into a similar lawyer-induced problem with Marvel a few months ago when they asked me to do an ad for some smart phone drawing software. I was going to draw Deadpool, but it turned out they weren’t allowed to use him for the ad, so we figured Spidey would be safe, and I did a drawing of him. Turned out, they weren’t allowed to use Spidey either! So I had to do it again. This time I used Iron Man, and there was a long conversation and lots of phone calls before we figured out which Iron Man costumes would be safe for me to draw! The moral of the story: study your licensing deals! #dailydeadpool #spideypool #deadpool #costumes #freelancelife #reillybrown

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