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Bendis’ Justice League & The Hierarchy Of Power In DC- Part III

November 2, 2022 by Ritesh Babu 1 Comment

The unthinkable had happened.

Bendis had moved to DC. He’d done everything except the one thing people expected him to DC- Justice League.

And then he did Justice League. But it was not anything anyone was expecting.

So what on earth was it? Let’s continue to dig in, picking up where we left off…

Bendis’ Justice League & The Hierarchy Of Power In DC- Part II

November 1, 2022 by Ritesh Babu Leave a Comment

The unthinkable had happened.

Bendis had moved to DC. He’d done everything except the one thing people expected him to DC- Justice League.

And then he did Justice League. But it was not anything anybody was expecting.

So what on earth was it? Let’s continue to dig in, picking up where we left off…

Bendis’ Justice League & The Hierarchy Of Power In DC- Part I

October 31, 2022 by Ritesh Babu 1 Comment

The date was November 7th of 2017.

It was another day. Just like any other.

Until it wasn’t.

This is real. I love you all. Change is good. Change is healthy. I am bursting with ideas and inspirations. Details to come! Stay tuned! https://t.co/S1x5JDmGTt

— BRIAN MICHAEL BENDIS (@BRIANMBENDIS) November 7, 2017

Everyone began shrieking, whether it was in delight or terror.

You had every variation of ‘No way’ ‘Is this a prank?’ ‘OH MY GOD’ ‘Holy shit’ to people screaming ‘YESSSSSSS’ or ‘NOOOOOOO.’ The reaction was instant, massive. And the end result? Absolute chaos. People had joked about it for years. ‘Imagine Bendis writing for DC,’ which was usually followed by ‘Well he did do that one short-story called Citizen Wayne at one point, but yeah.’ It seemed about as likely as Christiano Ronaldo playing for Manchester City. It was but a dream. A fantasy. A What-If that you joked and laughed about as absurdity.

And then it happened.

Legion of Super-Heroes Volume 1 by Brian Michael Bendis & Ryan Sook Review!

September 2, 2020 by Vishal Gullapalli Leave a Comment

An incredibly important part of revitalizing interest in a franchise is a big opening – the kind that keeps people talking for a long time after it releases. When Morrison did it with the X-Men in 2001 with E is for Extinction, it became one of the most talked about books running, and still spawns countless discussions to this day. When Hickman did the same for the X-Men in 2019 with House of X/Powers of X, it brought a franchise that had once been the highest selling of all time back to its rightful on top of the industry. When Bendis started his Avengers run in 2004 with Avengers Disassembled, it was instantly unforgettable and something that people had to talk about. With the launch of the Legion of Superheroes in 2019, Bendis seemed to want to capture that kind of energy, announcing a prologue miniseries titled Legion of Super-Heroes: Millennium with an all-star lineup of artists and one of the most striking covers of the year. What actually resulted, though, was an incredibly forgettable two-parter that killed so much momentum of the Legion of Super-Heroes ongoing just months later. [Read more…] about Legion of Super-Heroes Volume 1 by Brian Michael Bendis & Ryan Sook Review!