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Lamond · Creative Head Of Checklist & Comicast Beiträge: 4730

Wow, wenn das stimmt - was alles andere als sicher ist - ABER wenn es stimmt:

Zitat:

A familiar source known collectively as "New York comics industry employees talking in bars" tells me that the last issue of "Final Crisis" is further delayed as it is suffering from serious rewrites. It appears that DC Executive Editor Dan DiDio was unhappy with the way the story concluded and the implications for the DC Universe for a while and had ordered changes from a, naturally, rather unhappy Grant Morrison. Considering this is the way he wrote the pitch for the book.

As a result, creative teams working on a number of spinoff and affected books have also had to stop work while the “Final Crisis” ending is reworked.

Expect more lateness, more annoyance and less likelihood of Grant Morrison doing DCU work in the near future.

Eins muss ich jedoch sagen. FINAL CRISIS hat mir bisher irrsinnig gut gefallen. Ob es wohl daran liegt, dass man (Dan?) Morrison editoriell ein wenig gebremst hat, sodass alles ein wenig mehr Sinn macht, als gewöhnlich? Damit würde Morrison in die selbe Kategorie fallen wie Millar: Autoren, die besser sind, wenn man ihre kreative Freiheit beschränkt

Weniger unterhaltsam ist allerdings dieses Gerücht:

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Morrison is not the only person having difficulties with DiDio's direction. I understand that James Robinson and Dan had a stand up argument that led to Robinson quitting the Superman books and the DCU in general.

Bitte nicht! Ich habe die Kooperation zwischen Johns und Robinson geliebt! Anderseits: Marvel, bitte zuschlagen, jetzt!

Quelle:http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=18852

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