quote:Originally posted by lowercase mllash: If there is ANYONE who can handle a planet of "funny animal"-type characters semiseriously, I would think it would be Giffen. That guy has talent, yo. This is well-documented.
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I would disagree that we haven't gotten a sci-fi title yet in the New 52--I'd say just about all the Superman family of books were, as well as most of the GL books, Stormwatch, and Voodoo. I think a better description is that this is their first attempt at a purely cosmic book outside of the GL-books/not running point for an upcoming Geoff Johns event.
Anyway, it's Giffen doing cosmic, so I'm sure it's going to be hella awesome.
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I mean "hard" sci-fi. Space opera. Many super-heroes have some element of science fiction, but are a distinct sub-genre, and one which is not a "stretch" for DC's publishing.
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quote:Originally posted by Chaim Mattis Keller: I mean "hard" sci-fi. Space opera. Many super-heroes have some element of science fiction, but are a distinct sub-genre, and one which is not a "stretch" for DC's publishing.
Well, I would say Voodoo definitely counted as military science fiction mixed in with aliens and cloning.
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