Click Here For A Spoiler THE BRAVE AND THE BOLD #1 Written by Mark Waid Art by George Pérez & Bob Wiacek Covers by Pérez The greatest team-up title of all time is back! A proud DC tradition is restored as writer Mark Waid (52, SUPERGIRL AND THE LEGION OF SUPER-HEROES) and legendary artists George Pérez (THE NEW TEEN TITANS, CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS) & Bob Wiacek (ORION) put Batman and Green Lantern on the trail of what could be the greatest weapon in the DCU! The trail leads to Ventura, the gambling planet…wanna bet what’ll happen if they don’t get their hands on the weapon? Retailers: This issue will feature two covers by George Pérez that may be ordered separately. The Cover A spotlights Batman; Cover B spotlights Green Lantern.. Please see the Previews Order Form for further details. On sale February 21 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US
Also in a non-legion note it looks like Jeff Smith's Monster Society of Evil is ready for release. Yayyyyyy!!!!!!!!!!!
From: Canada | Registered: Apr 2005
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I've been waiting for Brave & Bold ever since I heard George Perez talk about it in San Diego.
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From: Boston | Registered: Aug 2003
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I hope the LSH-related element introduced in B&B shows up in the LSH title. I'd be interested in seeing how any such element changes in 1,000 years- and this would be a great example.
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It should be noted that the element in question was *originally* a part of the Superman mythos, before it was even introduced in the LSH. So it's nice to have it being visited in the present once again!
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What bugs me though is that we get batman the space-faring hero??? When he was in Morrison's JLA it seemed plausible that he would be at the Watchtower, something which, if memory serves, he actually did quite sparingly.
Now he's not just off-world, but he's actually planet-hopping. I relaize that the take is all about Batman being the World's Greatest Detective (still?), but it just seems to ring false to have him off Earth...
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From: Manila, The Philippines | Registered: Jul 2003
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quote:Originally posted by Igee The Mighty: What bugs me though is that we get batman the space-faring hero??? When he was in Morrison's JLA it seemed plausible that he would be at the Watchtower, something which, if memory serves, he actually did quite sparingly.
Now he's not just off-world, but he's actually planet-hopping. I relaize that the take is all about Batman being the World's Greatest Detective (still?), but it just seems to ring false to have him off Earth...
Well he is with Green Lantern. The set up that George Perez related was that GL is coming back to Earth and finds the body of a guy (dressed normally) in orbit. He goes to the World's Greatest Detective who describes the body in accurate detail. Batman then shows GL an exact duplicate there in the Batcave.
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From: Boston | Registered: Aug 2003
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Give me the complete set of 50s Batman issues and I'll prove that Batman & Robin are space heroes. Though I don't know how you can wear a speedo and pixie boots in outer space.
The question before this board is. Who wants to see money with legs in B&tB #1?
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