Anyone already sure they're waiting for the paperback on this? Of course, I'm disappointed because Brightest Day is the kind of series I want to read first-run, no waiting. At twenty-six issues, I guess I was silly to think Brightest Day wouldn't be two volumes, but I really hoped it would follow 52, Countdown to Final Crisis, and Trinity in coming out in paperback. Perhaps the better question should be, when will the Batman titles stop being deluxe? The biggest surprise here, though it shouldn't be, is the deluxe size - since Batman RIP and Batman & Robin were both deluxe, it stands to reason that Return of Bruce Wayne should be deluxe, too. * Batman: The Return of Bruce Wayne deluxe hardcoverĭetails and such on this will surely change, but right now it's listed as 224 pages. On to that I placed Laurence Fishbourn's face, an S Sheild and a cape.For those who felt the other day's list of DC Comics' early 2011 trade paperbacks lacked a certain "oomph," here's two doses of "oomph" for you. I'm sure a lot of people will recognise the Iron man armour I used. I considered casting Tom Welling as Superboy but felt he really didn't look like a young Brandon routh, so I made Routh look younger by rounding his jaw and removing any traces of stubble an slight wrinkles.
This was really obvious, I had to use the Terminator as the basis for the face, with Brandon Routh making up the skin portion.īasically just an image of BR with some yellow glasses and a little exrea cape.īecause I wanted a modern looking poster the Fade and leather jacket that Superboy wore in the storyline wouldn't do, so I used his current look. I'll break down the image a little, incase anyone is interested: I have been wanting to do this for years, but never got round to it, so I am glad to finally show it off. Movie Poster base on the cover for the Return of Superman TPB.
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