CBR: WC10: Spotlight on James Robinson

[CBR News]

James Robinson talks about writing for DC Comics, revealing new information about the Justice League, including their new, permanent lineup and the ramifications to be felt from "War of The Supermen."


Full article here.

[froinlaven]

James Robinson talks about writing for DC Comics, revealing new information about the Justice League, including their new, permanent lineup and the ramifications to be felt from "War of The Supermen."


Full article here.

I think they just need to go ahead and RELAUNCH Justice League. It only makes sense if you look at the title over the last 5 years or so.

Especially if they are going to try and make this JLA movie.

[Gabe De Los Muertos]

Hell yeah on Dick being Batman for the next two years!!!

[theXfactor]

The new lineup is kinda interesting, but not enough to make me want to buy the book again (not with this awful creative team, at least).

[dpcoltsfan]

Sounds more like the Junior League of America. If I wanted to read Titans, I'd have bought it.

[Free-Man]

I wonder who the "SHE" artist for the Shade is. Maybe Nicola Scott?

[theXfactor]

Sounds more like the Junior League of America. If I wanted to read Titans, I'd have bought it.

I agree. I'd prefer if this team became the new Titans and we had a more classic lineup in the JLA book.

[Thad]

Hell yeah on Dick being Batman for the next two years!!!

Seconded. Of course, it's going to have the "BATMAN IS RIPPING OFF CAPTAIN AMERICA!!!" crowd railing, but the bottom line is that the succession story is more interesting than returning things to the status quo.

[TCJohnson]

The editors wanted to go destroy all the fictional cities in the DCU? Really?


Also....Africa is not a country.

[Ronik]

Come on, Robinson. COME ON. Bruce's gonna be back, so you could get original Big 7 together again and you decided to have THIS lineup? So lame.

[Rhymer]

This is bad. I decided to add JLA to my pull-list because of Green Arrow, Hal Jordan and Mon-El. Now this. One feels cheated. Terrible, how these guys "plan" in advance.

I like Robinson's writing. His STARMAN is one of the best super-hero-books out there, and I won't ever forget that. But Cry for Justice was just horrible. I really feel pity. Why did he have to start working on these mainstream books? These horrific crossovers just destroy whatever creative genius he has to offer.

This new JLA-line-up. There is just no way this book is gonna succeed. Jade his "new Jack Knight"? Who, besides me and a handful, cares for Mikaal? This is just sad.

Great, that he'll do a Shade series. Very, very great. In my humble opinion, he should concentrate on such projects.

[Gabe De Los Muertos]

Sounds more like the Junior League of America. If I wanted to read Titans, I'd have bought it.

Because the JLA weren't twenty somethings when they started. They've always been middle-aged. Yeah.

Come on, Robinson. COME ON. Bruce's gonna be back, so you could get original Big 7 together again and you decided to have THIS lineup? So lame.

Who says Bruce is going to go back to being Batman right away? Morrison has said he wouldn't.

[Apathy Lad]

If you're going to add Titans to the League, why not add Wally West?

[Ronik]

Who says Bruce is going to go back to being Batman right away? Morrison has said he wouldn't.

I don't think he won't become Batman in the next two years.

[missferris]

I laughed SO hard at the africa=country trope. Oh gawsh, Robinson you're better than that and you know it

I for one am VERY excited for this line up. It has three girls I love a LOT, and hearing about two certain favorite girls of mine becoming roommates... I'm getting images.

I look forward to Dick becoming an older brother figure to Kara, and I'm glad Robinson is coming out a bit more with what I've always known : He prevented some REALLY stupid things from happening in the DCU, even if he added some of his own.

Also, ITT: Jokes about the REPLACEMENT LEAGUE OF AMERICA LOLOL

I have no interest in the Big Seven outside of Diana, for now.