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The New 52: Futures End : ウィキペディア英語版
The New 52: Futures End

''The New 52: Futures End'' is an eleven-month weekly comic book miniseries, published by DC Comics, that began in May 2014 and ran through April 2015.〔 The series is set five years in The New 52's future, and is written by Brian Azzarello, Keith Giffen, Dan Jurgens, and Jeff Lemire. Covers for the series are drawn by Ryan Sook.
==Publication history==
In December 2013, DC Comics announced the series would launch in May 2014, with Keith Giffen, Brian Azzarello, Dan Jurgens, and Jeff Lemire writing. The series would start with a #0 issue, released on Free Comic Book Day on May 3, 2014, with issue 1 releasing later in the month. Artists on the series include Ethan Van Sciver, drawing the zero issue, along with Jesus Merino, Aaron Lopresti and Jurgens, as well as others who will be added as the series goes from one issue to the next. Lemire stated the series is "an exploration of DC's past, present and its future," with the writers trying "to explore the nature of what a hero is."〔 It was also revealed that Ryan Sook would provide the covers, as well as character designs, for the series.〔
In January 2014, the writers revealed the concept for the story began to come together around June 2013. Griffen stated that each writer has a voice in each issue, and the four "have conference calls wherein we explain what we're hoping to do in the next issue, and then we parse out the pages – 'I'll trade you one for two' – and figure out who's doing what, and what order they're in." Jurgens added that each writer will concentrate on certain characters, saying "They'll encounter each from time to time, and then we start to work that wider scope thing, and then pull back and let them have their own adventures for a bit."〔 Later in the month, Newsarama commented on the styling of the title as ''Futures End'' opposed to ''Future's End'', speculating that the series may have an impact on multiple futures seen in The New 52 since its launch.〔 DC co-publisher Dan DiDio responded to this by saying, "what you're going to see is the ''potential'' of where the futures ''can'' be going" as well as the "direct impact it has on stories set in the current timeline in the DCU."〔 In February 2014, with the May 2014 solicitations, it was revealed that the first issue would release on May 7, 2014, four days after the zero issue on Free Comic Book Day.〔
In April 2014, a teaser image by Mikel Janin, captioned "When Futures End... Blood Moon Shall Rise!", was released via the "Channel 52" back up in all comics. The image, in the style of M. C. Escher's ''Relativity'', highlighted characters of the series,〔 as well as red skies, which Newsarama noted might be a tease to an eventual crisis.〔

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