It's a Super One More Day!
To be fair, Didio keeps coy about the whole thing, but when he mentions how proud he is to have Grant Morrison on the character it pretty much shows the trouble we're in with the character.
Don't believe me? Then check out the cover for Action Comics #1, with Morrison at the helm with his new vision for the hero:
Blue jeans and a cape? I'm from Alabama and see this often at Wal-Mart, but I never expected anyone to purchase an actual comic book with this as the true costume scheme!
DC is doing this, according to the interview, because comic shops are being filled with "older generations of reader" who grew up with the stories, while this new approach should bring in the younger new readers who go the movies and want to learn more about the heroes without the back-stories. Whatever.
I just think this whole Superman/Lois breakup is a dumb idea. Whether it's by choice or they get Darkseid to wipe out their history with omega beams to Ma Kent won't die, it stinks. Comic writers seem to think that any comic book with a married couple is death on a cracker. Never mind showing how tough a relationship might be when one of the pair is out fighting super-villains all the time, let's just break them up and start all over.
Well, at least we still have Reed and Sue Richards as a married couple making it work...for now.
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3 comments:
i agree it is a dumb idea. a business needs to find a way to keep its old audience as well as find new ones.
Marvel and DC both seem to be determined to drive off the older crowd.
DoDo is trying to top Joey Quesadilla for the stupidest creative idea in comics history. If it ain't broken, effendis, don't fix it!
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