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Justice League 3000 - Now with 100% less Maguire?

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  • luke52luke52 Posts: 1,392
    Oh come on!!!!

    DC. Seriously... What is wrong with you!
  • MarathonMarathon Posts: 308
  • SolitaireRoseSolitaireRose Posts: 1,445
    It really feels like the management there is staggeringly incompetent.
  • Who wants to join me in a giant melodramatic DC New 52 facepalm?
  • Mr_CosmicMr_Cosmic Posts: 3,200
    I see Bendis responded to him saying he had a book for him to draw. It's about time he did some Marvel work again.
  • ElsiebubElsiebub Posts: 338
    It's ridiculous. Between this and the debacle over how many Villain motion covers retailers will actually receive, this has been another awful week for DC. I just can't imagine how much worse it can get at this point.
  • luke52luke52 Posts: 1,392
    Elsiebub said:

    It's ridiculous. Between this and the debacle over how many Villain motion covers retailers will actually receive, this has been another awful week for DC. I just can't imagine how much worse it can get at this point.

    They could still sack Scott Snyder and Jeff Lemire....
  • WetRatsWetRats Posts: 6,314
    Wow.

    Don't turn your back on Keith Giffen.

    :-O
  • Porter over Maguire? Seriously, I hated, hated, hated his work with Morrison on Justice League. Don't know what they see in him. But, it sure makes it easier to keep ignoring the DC solicits.

    chris
  • Porter over Maguire? Seriously, I hated, hated, hated his work with Morrison on Justice League. Don't know what they see in him. But, it sure makes it easier to keep ignoring the DC solicits.

    chris

    I'm just the opposite -- I loved the Morrison and Porter stories, and thought Porter was a great fit for them. I'm sorry Maguire got yanked, but Porter's addition keeps me interested in picking up this title.
  • MattMatt Posts: 4,457
    I've come to realize @Chuck_Melville is the opposite of me.

    M
  • Matt said:

    I've come to realize @Chuck_Melville is the opposite of me.

    M

    It's like that "Mirror, Mirror" episode of Star Trek.

    chris
  • Matt said:

    I've come to realize @Chuck_Melville is the opposite of me.

    M

    Would that make me the Anti-Matt-itor?
  • MattMatt Posts: 4,457

    Matt said:

    I've come to realize @Chuck_Melville is the opposite of me.

    M

    Would that make me the Anti-Matt-itor?
    If that means I'm hanging out with a hot blonde (I imagine Stacy Keibler), then yes!

    M
  • rebisrebis Posts: 1,820
    WetRats said:

    Wow.

    Don't turn your back on Keith Giffen.

    :-O

    OK. I keep seeing the Giffen quote referenced, but I can't find it. Can someone post the quote, please.
  • Mr_CosmicMr_Cosmic Posts: 3,200
    edited August 2013
    rebis said:

    WetRats said:

    Wow.

    Don't turn your back on Keith Giffen.

    :-O

    OK. I keep seeing the Giffen quote referenced, but I can't find it. Can someone post the quote, please.
    Giffen:
    "The guy who nailed the character designs on the interior of the book? The guy who teamed with Grant Morrison to make JLA a hit? This is what they call a no-brainer. Welcome aboard Howard. I think this is the beginning of a beautiful collaboration."

    Maguire:
    "Apart from the fact that I no longer have a project to promote with them, Giffen’s Newsarama quote, which I’m certain had no intended malice, still kinda stung."
  • shroud68shroud68 Posts: 457
    Mr_Cosmic said:

    rebis said:

    WetRats said:

    Wow.

    Don't turn your back on Keith Giffen.

    :-O

    OK. I keep seeing the Giffen quote referenced, but I can't find it. Can someone post the quote, please.
    Giffen:
    "The guy who nailed the character designs on the interior of the book? The guy who teamed with Grant Morrison to make JLA a hit? This is what they call a no-brainer. Welcome aboard Howard. I think this is the beginning of a beautiful collaboration."

    Maguire:
    "Apart from the fact that I no longer have a project to promote with them, Giffen’s Newsarama quote, which I’m certain had no intended malice, still kinda stung."
    I don't see that as sticking a knife in his back. He is praising his new partner without burying the other guy. Ex-wives are part of life and I don't see Giffen doing anything that you need to watch your back on. That being said Maguire for Porter is a bad trade. I'm no Porter fan at all.
  • rebisrebis Posts: 1,820
    shroud68 said:

    Mr_Cosmic said:

    rebis said:

    WetRats said:

    Wow.

    Don't turn your back on Keith Giffen.

    :-O

    OK. I keep seeing the Giffen quote referenced, but I can't find it. Can someone post the quote, please.
    Giffen:
    "The guy who nailed the character designs on the interior of the book? The guy who teamed with Grant Morrison to make JLA a hit? This is what they call a no-brainer. Welcome aboard Howard. I think this is the beginning of a beautiful collaboration."

    Maguire:
    "Apart from the fact that I no longer have a project to promote with them, Giffen’s Newsarama quote, which I’m certain had no intended malice, still kinda stung."
    I don't see that as sticking a knife in his back. He is praising his new partner without burying the other guy. Ex-wives are part of life and I don't see Giffen doing anything that you need to watch your back on. That being said Maguire for Porter is a bad trade. I'm no Porter fan at all.

    That doesn't seem so bad. However, if your the guy getting the boot your probably a bit sensitive to what's being said. Still, Maguire was treated shabbily.
  • WetRatsWetRats Posts: 6,314
    rebis said:

    shroud68 said:

    Mr_Cosmic said:

    rebis said:

    WetRats said:

    Wow.

    Don't turn your back on Keith Giffen.

    :-O

    OK. I keep seeing the Giffen quote referenced, but I can't find it. Can someone post the quote, please.
    Giffen:
    "The guy who nailed the character designs on the interior of the book? The guy who teamed with Grant Morrison to make JLA a hit? This is what they call a no-brainer. Welcome aboard Howard. I think this is the beginning of a beautiful collaboration."

    Maguire:
    "Apart from the fact that I no longer have a project to promote with them, Giffen’s Newsarama quote, which I’m certain had no intended malice, still kinda stung."
    I don't see that as sticking a knife in his back. He is praising his new partner without burying the other guy. Ex-wives are part of life and I don't see Giffen doing anything that you need to watch your back on. That being said Maguire for Porter is a bad trade. I'm no Porter fan at all.

    That doesn't seem so bad. However, if your the guy getting the boot your probably a bit sensitive to what's being said. Still, Maguire was treated shabbily.

    This on the heels of his swiping the 30th Century from Paul Levitz is pretty damn tacky.

    If it's not actual backstabbing, it's certainly brown-nosing.
  • Yeah I don't really think Maguire should have said that. Giffen is just trying to make the best out of a bad situation.
  • PeterPeter Posts: 470
    Right. Low sales and poor acclaim had nothing to do with the demise of the LSH titles. It was all Giffen swiping it out from under Levitz that caused the cancellations.

    8-}
  • Mr_CosmicMr_Cosmic Posts: 3,200
    Peter said:

    Right. Low sales and poor acclaim had nothing to do with the demise of the LSH titles. It was all Giffen swiping it out from under Levitz that caused the cancellations.

    8-}

    Who said any of that?
  • shroud68 said:

    Mr_Cosmic said:

    rebis said:

    WetRats said:

    Wow.

    Don't turn your back on Keith Giffen.

    :-O

    OK. I keep seeing the Giffen quote referenced, but I can't find it. Can someone post the quote, please.
    Giffen:
    "The guy who nailed the character designs on the interior of the book? The guy who teamed with Grant Morrison to make JLA a hit? This is what they call a no-brainer. Welcome aboard Howard. I think this is the beginning of a beautiful collaboration."

    Maguire:
    "Apart from the fact that I no longer have a project to promote with them, Giffen’s Newsarama quote, which I’m certain had no intended malice, still kinda stung."
    I don't see that as sticking a knife in his back. He is praising his new partner without burying the other guy. Ex-wives are part of life and I don't see Giffen doing anything that you need to watch your back on. That being said Maguire for Porter is a bad trade. I'm no Porter fan at all.

    I do see it as an incredibly insensitive remark. He might mean it as a hype to promote the book and the new artist, but it makes it sound as though the previous artist (Maguire) was trash to be thrown to the streets. I'm not sure of the timing here, but it sounds like this was tweeted before Maguire was informed that he was off the book -- or that the tweet was made without ever contacting Maguire first to offer any sympathies. ("Dude, I'm sorry to hear you got canned, man! We're cool, though, right?")

    Rather cold, considering how many times they've worked together in the past.

  • WetRatsWetRats Posts: 6,314

    shroud68 said:

    Mr_Cosmic said:

    rebis said:

    WetRats said:

    Wow.

    Don't turn your back on Keith Giffen.

    :-O

    OK. I keep seeing the Giffen quote referenced, but I can't find it. Can someone post the quote, please.
    Giffen:
    "The guy who nailed the character designs on the interior of the book? The guy who teamed with Grant Morrison to make JLA a hit? This is what they call a no-brainer. Welcome aboard Howard. I think this is the beginning of a beautiful collaboration."

    Maguire:
    "Apart from the fact that I no longer have a project to promote with them, Giffen’s Newsarama quote, which I’m certain had no intended malice, still kinda stung."
    I don't see that as sticking a knife in his back. He is praising his new partner without burying the other guy. Ex-wives are part of life and I don't see Giffen doing anything that you need to watch your back on. That being said Maguire for Porter is a bad trade. I'm no Porter fan at all.

    I do see it as an incredibly insensitive remark. He might mean it as a hype to promote the book and the new artist, but it makes it sound as though the previous artist (Maguire) was trash to be thrown to the streets. I'm not sure of the timing here, but it sounds like this was tweeted before Maguire was informed that he was off the book -- or that the tweet was made without ever contacting Maguire first to offer any sympathies. ("Dude, I'm sorry to hear you got canned, man! We're cool, though, right?")

    Rather cold, considering how many times they've worked together in the past.

    Precisely.
  • PeterPeter Posts: 470
    Good rule to think about: your perception is not always reality. No matter how hard you want to paint someone in a negative manner.
  • nweathingtonnweathington Posts: 6,748
    Peter said:

    Good rule to think about: your perception is not always reality. No matter how hard you want to paint someone in a negative manner.

    I find that perception is rarely reality when it comes speculation about the inner workings of this industry. But perception tends to win the day in the end.
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