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''The Intimates'' was a twelve-issue American comic book limited series, written by Joe Casey and published by DC Comics' Wildstorm imprint. The series were created by Joe Casey,〔(Getting Closer (Part 1): Joe Casey talks "The Intimates" ), Comic Book Resources, October 27, 2004〕 Jim Lee〔(Getting Closer (Part 2): Jim Lee talks "The Intimates" ), Comic Book Resources, October 28, 2004〕 and Giuseppe Camuncoli.〔(Getting Closer (Part 4): Giuseppe Camuncoli talks "The Intimates" ), Comic Book Resources, November 1, 2004〕 The Intimates followed the lives of superpowered teenagers and their lives in a school for superheroes. It focused on the characters behind the superpowers and their lives rather than missions or action-oriented conflicts seen in most superhero comics. The series was known for its "information overload" storytelling style, with "pop-up" panels and "info scrolls" at the bottom of each page, providing small facts about the events taking place, such as glimpses into a character's history or random "facts." One issue featured a fake ad for the food given away at the Seminary, "chemically treated to calm ALL overactive behavior!" ==History== The series was an instant critical hit, but would suffer from slow sales its entire life. Originally Lee provided covers and occasional panels, with Camuncoli providing the rest of the art. However, Lee's contributions became less and less frequent as the book went on, until he finally left to join Frank Miller on ''All Star Batman and Robin the Boy Wonder.'' Camuncoli would stay on longer, but also eventually left to draw ''Batman'' and the ''Captain Atom: Armageddon'' mini-series detailing the Worldstorm storyline. Destra, Punchy and Duke recently appeared in The Authority.〔The Authority v3 #18〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「The Intimates」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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