Hogar Noticias Superman Ilimitado de DC da la bienvenida a Dan Slott de Marvel

Superman Ilimitado de DC da la bienvenida a Dan Slott de Marvel

Autor : Aurora Actualizar : Feb 23,2025

DC Comics anuncia Superman Unlimited , una nueva serie mensual que debutó en mayo de 2025, trayendo al aclamado escritor de Marvel Dan Slott de regreso a DC. Slott, conocido por su trabajo en The Amazing Spider-Man , She-Hulk , y Fantastic Four , regresa a DC después de una exclusividad de Marvel de dos décadas.

Superman ilimitado* Combina Slott con el artista Rafael Albuquerque y el colorista Marcelo Maiolo.

Arte por Rafael Abuequerque. (Crédito de la imagen: DC)

Slott expresó su emoción, diciendo: "Él es el primer y mejor superhéroe, y he esperado toda mi vida para contar sus historias ... Rafael Albuquerque y yo lo llevaré a él, y a usted a los lugares a los que quieras escapar Cada mes.

La serie presenta una nueva realidad peligrosa. Un aseroides kriptonita ducha los enemigos de Superman, como Intergang, con armamento mejorado con kriptonita. Esto obliga a Superman a desarrollar nuevas tecnologías y estrategias de lucha. Simultáneamente, Clark Kent se enfrenta a un planeta diario transformado, ahora un gigante multimedia global después de fusionarse con las comunicaciones de Galaxy de Morgan Edge.

El editor del Grupo de DC Paul Kaminski compara el impacto de Superman Unlimited con Superman/Batman de principios de la década de 2000, destacando las aventuras de gran escala de la serie y la introducción de un depósito de kriptonita masivo. Él imagina un mundo en el que incluso los delincuentes menores ejercen armas de kriptonita, creando un peligro sin precedentes para Superman y sus aliados.

Kaminski contrasta esto con el recientemente lanzado Justice League Unlimited , enfatizando que Superman Unlimited se centra en un mundo de supervillanos con kriptonita. Concluye: "Cada línea de tono de Dan está repleta de sorpresas y cada línea de dibujos de Rafa es impresionante ... 2025 realmente será Superman ilimitado".

Arte por Rafael Albuquerque. (Crédito de la imagen: DC)

Un preludio de 10 páginas aparece en DC All en 2025 FCBD Special Edition #1 (3 de mayo de 2025), seguido de Superman Unlimited #1 el 21 de mayo, precediendo a la película Superman de James Gunn (11 de julio).

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