clarkkentcookies: He’s one of the nicest celebrities I’ve ever had the privilege of meetingclarkkentcookies writes:
DRAGON*CON 2019 (29 Aug - 02 Sep 2019)
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My mom with George Perez at DragonCon 2019. He’s one of the nicest celebrities I’ve ever had the privilege of meeting. He makes you feel like the most important person in the world while you’re talking to him.
Every year we play “Where’s George?” because every night he’ll be walking around the lobbies of the core hotels admiring all of the cosplay. He usually only makes one lap before people start to recognize him. Then it’s photo-op city. 😂
After approaching him for the last few years, I realize it’s not just his talent that makes him a legend; it’s ...
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According to Fernando Blanco, he was brought in at the last minute to
draw Flashpoint: Secret Seven because Perez could not finish his pages
in time. FLASHPOINT: SECRET SEVEN #1 (Jun 2011) only featured 15 pages from Perez and Blanco was brought in to finish pages 16-20. Also FLASHPOINT: SECRET SEVEN #2 (Jul 2011),
although originally listed Perez as interior artist, featured Fernando
Blanco as the entire interior artist. Below are some unpublished
layouts.
Illustrating that news you can see some Marvel Zombies Supreme pencils
with one of the scenes that I was happier and some Secret
Seven unpublished layouts, because at the end, George Pérez was able to
complete his pages in time.
Welcome to another edition of What Are You Reading? This week our special guest is Robert Stanley Martin.
(excerpt)
Tom Bondurant
Secret Seven I am less enthused about, which is too bad,
because I am a fan of both Peter Milligan and George Perez. To put it
bluntly, I don’t think Perez is entirely right for this material —
which, again, is too bad, because if he had channeled some of the old
post-psychedelia ’70s mojo, he could really have done something special
with it. The story doesn’t help much, though: Rac Shade, disgraced
leader of “the Seven,” gets called home to an alternate dimension where
he’s alternately tortured and debriefed. This is where all the
psychedelia comes in (or, more accurately, could have been amplified.)
Meanwhile, June Moone, the Enchantress, is out in the real world looking
for him. Fernando Blanco takes over the art for the book’s last few
pages, and inker Scott Koblish ties together his work with Perez’s to
make everything flow together, but it’s a lot of setup without much
payoff. I’ll probably end up getting the whole thing, and I think
there’s some potential here; but it doesn’t thrill me like I thought it
would.
FLASHPOINT: SECRET SEVEN #1
comes to us from a distinguished creative team indeed. Peter Milligan
is the writer of many acclaimed titles, notably SHADE THE CHANGING MAN,
the cult classic published by Vertigo in the ‘90s. From CRISIS ON
INFINITE EARTHS to INFINITE CRISIS, artist George Perez is no stranger
to major events. Joining them on the project are artist Scott Koblish,
who has worked on various DC titles for decades, including SUPERMAN,
FINAL CRISIS, JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA, and WONDER WOMAN, and Fernando
Blanco, the artist of FALLEN ANGEL.
When it comes to a series written by Milligan starring Shade the
Changing Man, the “leader” of the Secret Seven, one might expect a level
of otherworldly weirdness. The first four pages certainly pave the way
for a surreal journey to come….
FLASHPOINT: SECRET SEVEN #1 Page 1 (Jun 2011)
FLASHPOINT: SECRET SEVEN #1 Page 2 (Jun 2011)
FLASHPOINT: SECRET SEVEN #1 Page 3 (Jun 2011)
FLASHPOINT: SECRET SEVEN #1 Page 4 (Jun 2011)
News from C2E2 posted Mar 22, 2011 12:33 PM by vu sleeper
The Gold Standard: C2E2 Recovery, Brightest Day, Flashpoint, And People In Comics Sure Are Nice!
by Grey Scherl - March 22, 2011
Your loving editor has returned, Nexus! After a weekend in Chicago with
one of my best friends, scoping out C2E2, I’ve returned with stories,
art, new appreciation for older books, and that’s not even counting the
people I’ve met.
(excerpt)
But what but the Flashpoint minis and one shots? Do I have thoughts on those.
10. Secret Seven by Peter Milligan and George Perez, featuring all
kinds of crazy random characters as written by someone who is great at
crazy random characters (X-Statix) and then backed up by one of the
best artists in comics history? George Perez is back!
DC Comics Solicitations for June, 2011 by CBR News Team, Editor | Posted: 03/15/11
DC Comics has
released solicitation information and images for new comics and
products shipping in June, 2011. When you're through checking out these
solicitations for new releases, be sure to visit CBR's DC Comics forum to discuss these titles and products with fellow readers and fans.
FLASHPOINT #2 (Perez Cover)
(Jun 2011)
FLASHPOINT #2
Written by GEOFF JOHNS
Art and cover by ANDY KUBERT and SANDRA HOPE
1:25 Black and White Variant cover A by ANDY KUBERT
Variant cover B by IVAN REIS and GEORGE PÉREZ
The world-changing miniseries continues! Where are the World’s Greatest Super Heroes?
Barry Allen is on a mission to find out or die trying – and that may be
what’s happening as he tries to make lightning strike twice! Meanwhile,
around the submerged Paris, the pirate Deathstroke confronts Emperor
Aquaman!
Retailers please note: This issue will ship with three covers. Please see the Previews Order Form for FLASH promotional rings.
On sale JUNE 1 • 2 of 5, 40 pg, FC, $3.99 US • RATED T
FLASHPOINT: SECRET SEVEN #1
(May 2011)
FLASHPOINT: SECRET SEVEN #1
Written by PETER MILLIGAN
Art by GEORGE PEREZ and SCOTT KOBLISH
Cover by GEORGE PEREZ
FLASH FACT! One among them will betray them all!
Retailers: Please see the Previews Order form for special FLASHPOINT promotional buttons.
On sale JUNE 1 • 1 of 3, 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
SUPERMAN #712 (Perez Cover) (Jun 2011)
SUPERMAN #712
Written by J. MICHAEL STRACZYNSKI and CHRIS ROBERSON
Art by EDDY BARROWS and J.P. MAYER
Cover by JOHN CASSADAY
1:10 Variant cover by GEORGE PÉREZ
Meet
Los Angeles’s newest super hero in the latest Chapter of “Grounded”:
Sharif! But Sharif discovers that in today’s current cultural climate,
some people don’t want his help – they just want him gone. Can Superman
aid Sharif and quell a prejudiced public, or are there some problems
too big even for the Man of Steel to solve?
Retailers please note: This issue will ship with two covers. Please see the Previews Order Form for more information.
On sale JUNE 8 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
DC UNIVERSE: LEGACIES HC
(Jun 2011)
DC UNIVERSE: LEGACIES HC
Written by LEN WEIN
Art by SCOTT KOLINS, ANDY KUBERT, JOE KUBERT, GEORGE PEREZ, J.H. WILLIAMS III and others
Cover by ANDY KUBERT and JOE KUBERT
Acclaimed
writer Len Wein chronicles the DC Universe’s epic history in this title
spanning five generations of heroes, from the dawn of the Mystery Men
before World War II through the present day, starring Superman, Batman,
Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, The Justice League of America, The Teen
Titans and more. Collecting the ten-issue series!
On sale AUGUST 24 • 336 pg, FC, $34.99 US
FIRESTORM: THE NUCLEAR MAN TP (Jun 2011)
FIRESTORM: THE NUCLEAR MAN TP
Written by GERRY CONWAY
Art by AL MILGROM, GEORGE PEREZ, KLAUS JANSON and others
Cover by AL MILGROM
For
the first time, the stories that introduced Firestorm are collected
from issues #1-5 of his 1970s series, plus stories from THE FLASH
#289-293. After Ronnie Raymond is tricked into nearly blowing up a
nuclear reactor, he and Professor Martin Stein are caught in a nuclear
incident. Their personalities merge, forming the being called Firestorm!
On sale JULY 20 • 176 pg, FC, $17.99 US
THE NEW TEEN TITANS OMNIBUS #1 (Jun 2011)
THE NEW TEEN TITANS OMNIBUS VOL. 1 HC
Written by MARV WOLFMAN
Art by GEORGE PEREZ, CURT SWAN, ROMEO TANGHAL and others
Cover by GEORGE PEREZ
In
1980, writer Marv Wolfman and artist George Pérez introduced a timeless
team including Robin, Kid Flash, Wonder Girl, Cyborg, Changeling, Raven
and Starfire – young heroes with great powers and strong personalities
who learned their way in the world through the strength of their
friendship and the adventures they shared.
This first omnibus
edition collects the team’s debut in DC COMICS PRESENTS #26, plus the
first sixteen issues of their smash-hit monthly series, including the
first appearances of foes including Deathstroke and Trigon, as well as
a confrontation with The Justice League of America.
On sale AUGUST 24 • 464 pg, FC, $75.00 US