Were there any particularly good WW stories during JLA? Or a good guest spot in the pages of Batman ..read more

So I was reading the most recent issue of Tom King's Wonder Woman run when I came across this panel; WW 8.jpg (Source, Wonder Woman Vol 6 #8) As an HONEST and TRUE Wonder Woman fan I immediately recognized this too be an error, because this panel doesn't characterize those events properly according to Rucka's original story WW 4.jpg (Source, Wonder Woman Vol 6 #4) There was no mask in this accounting of Wonder Woman's origin story!!:p Not to mention...Hippolyta didn't really protest WW's admission into the games (hence why she doesn't wear a mask). She tries to dissuade her from particip ..read more

This was coming up in general discussion thread but figured it merits it's own thread. Assuming Absolute DC isn't just another round Batman and his friends, who team would you want to write a potential Absolute Wonder Woman comic if we get one? My picks Writers: Renae De Liz Si Spurrier Ram V Artists: Don't know, honestly. I don't pay attention to much other DC titles so I'm really up-to-date on most DC artists. I don't particularly for Dan Mora or Redondo but I'd also go for an artist who hasn't really drawn WW before (so no old favorites like Jimenez or Scott ..read more

The best villains often reflect a certain aspect of the hero or challenge them on a philosophical and thematic level. I was thinking about Wonder Woman's various rogues and how they challenge Diana, looking for commonalities and patterns, and I've found the majority of them can be broken down into four major themes. 1) Humanity/compassion vs. the rejection of both I'd argue this is the biggest one and the most important to Diana. Cheetah became a monster, and as much as her powers are a curse, she's incapable of giving them up. Giganta is a selfish person who relies on brute force, looks ou ..read more

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Per Gail Simone, Trina Robbins, independent comics artist and the first woman credited to draw WW, has passed away ..read more

Alright, after seeing the just-released teaser for Joker: Folie à Deux (which, in my opinion, looks amazingly intriguing) I have got to ask: out of all the Wonder Woman villains that we know, love and/or love to hate, which one do you think could, should, deserves or you'd like to see getting the Joker/Harley Quinn/Venom treatment? Meaning, many forms of media exploring their psyche, their motivations, their emotional/psychological landscapes, etc? My # 1 choice would be Priscilla Rich's Cheetah, taking elements from Marston's original & Alex Ross's reimagining. After her, Helen Alexandr ..read more

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