Bye Bye Big Names at DC
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https://bleedingcool.com/comics/gossip-big-writer-changes-dc-comics-2021/
>DC Comics' December solicitations note that Brian Bendis' runs on Superman and Action Comics are ending in December – and this was after statements Brian Bendis made in June saying he would be staying on the Superman titles at DC "for a looooooong time."
>Grant Morrison's run on Green Lantern was truncated, then, extended, but he won't be continuing on Green Lantern, with no replacement project lined up.
>Scott Snyder's Death Metal is coming to an end. He has his creator-owned American Vampire at DC, but nothing else announced.
>Tom King has the Rorschach, Batman/Catwoman and Strange Adventures series for 12 issues each, but don't expect any similar big deals to follow.
>Geoff Johns brought the noise with Doomsday Clock and Three Jokers but, again. nothing lined up to follow.
>These are all writers who DC Comics wooed, and threw money at, to write for them. These were expensive deals, but they helped DC grab market share and get headlines. That is what is changing, however, the big trucks of cash are stopping. DC Comics will not be matching or exceeding former deals on upcoming projects.
Hahahahaha
No more Bendis, Morrison, Snyder, King, and Johns
>DC Comics' December solicitations note that Brian Bendis' runs on Superman and Action Comics are ending in December – and this was after statements Brian Bendis made in June saying he would be staying on the Superman titles at DC "for a looooooong time."
>Grant Morrison's run on Green Lantern was truncated, then, extended, but he won't be continuing on Green Lantern, with no replacement project lined up.
>Scott Snyder's Death Metal is coming to an end. He has his creator-owned American Vampire at DC, but nothing else announced.
>Tom King has the Rorschach, Batman/Catwoman and Strange Adventures series for 12 issues each, but don't expect any similar big deals to follow.
>Geoff Johns brought the noise with Doomsday Clock and Three Jokers but, again. nothing lined up to follow.
>These are all writers who DC Comics wooed, and threw money at, to write for them. These were expensive deals, but they helped DC grab market share and get headlines. That is what is changing, however, the big trucks of cash are stopping. DC Comics will not be matching or exceeding former deals on upcoming projects.
Hahahahaha
No more Bendis, Morrison, Snyder, King, and Johns
