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Dressing to impress comics fans
While getting more women to read superhero comics still seems like an uphill battle at times, this winter, comics are IN. We were wandering around a local H&M the other day and while the Commes des Garcon line was gone, baby, gone, we spotted a bunch of snappy looking Catwoman t-shirts o...
Wed, Nov 26 | PW: THE BEAT
Director Lauren Montgomery discusses Wonder Woman
Without further do, the Q&A with “Wonder Woman” director Lauren Montgomery … Question: You’ve gone from directing one-third of “Superman Doomsday” to helming the entirety of “Wonder Woman.” What’s that progression been like for you?
Mon, Nov 24 | Hero Spy
Brave and the Bold 7 - 19
I remember listening to Mark Waid’s interview on Word Balloon where he talks about this issue (great interview by the way) and how we never do see Jay Garrick and Batman interact. You know….he’s right and now I want to see them together more often. This was fun issue where Jay and Batman fight an...
Thu, Nov 20 | continuityblog (WordPress)
Batman and the Outsiders #13 Review
CA - 3) You can add this series right below Wonder Woman on the list of recent relaunches that DC Editorial horribly mismanaged. With that out of the way, ...
Wed, Nov 19 | IGN
First look: Wonder Woman animated movie
The PG-13 "Wonder Woman" is the fourth release under the DC Universe initiative from Warner Prestige, DC Comics and Warner Animation (the previous three were "Superman Doomsday," "The New Frontier" and "Batman Gotham Knight"). Here's a plot synopsis from the production team:
Tue, Nov 18 | latimesblogs.latimes.com
Review: Justice League of America: The Injustice League collected hardcover (DC Comics)
Much as I was looking forward to Dwayne McDuffie's post Justice League Unlimited work on the main comic book series, I unfortunately found myself disappointed. There are certainly some bright spots to Justice League of America: The Injustice League, but for the most part I found it lacki...
Thu, Nov 13 | Collected Editions
'Batman: The Brave and the Bold' premieres Friday night
This Friday night is the premiere of "Batman: The Brave and the Bold," the new Cartoon Network animated series that revives a classic brand that always brings a smile to my face. "The Brave and the Bold" comic book was one absolute all-time favorite with its monthly conceit: A team-up betwe...
Thu, Nov 13 | latimesblogs.latimes.com
Opinion: This week's links
If I link to Heidi MacDonald’s post about that creepy-looking Wonder Woman comic, that will give me an excuse to post a picture of Lindsay Price, right?: Right! Earlier in the week MacDonald had some links to various places dealing with Diane von Furstenberg’s Wonder Woman-inspired fas...
Thu, Oct 30 | Every Day Is Like Wednesday
Justice League of America #26 Review
CA - Oct 29, 2008 greeting and – in some instances – fighting with these alternate reality versions of folks like Batman and Wonder Woman, it's always clear that this is ...
Wed, Oct 29 | IGN
Comic Book Review: Wonder Woman #24
Writer: Gail Simone Diana and her advisors are taken to the movie set. While there, she finds out that the movie features a love triangle between her, her mother, and Hercules. Because of what Hercules did to Hippolyta, Diana wants the movie cancelled. Laney's eyes turn completely white. The pupils disappear. Diana realizes that she has been poisoned. The assistant wants to know what Laney did to Wonder Woman. She says that is not Diana's real name. It is Snow White. She owes her centuries of agony. Suddenly, mystical representations of all the different versions of Wonder Woman appear. They lasso her. Fans of character driven comics will enjoy this issue.
Wed, Sep 17 | Rokk's Comic Book Revolution
This Week's Haul: A Light Week
Why? Because the Super Friends teach some kids how to skateboard. Even Aquaman. I really want Batman to teach me how to skateboard. In this comic Aquaman actually reasons that he must be a good skateboarder because he is good at riding dolphins. Probably as he is saying this, Flash is stealing h...
Thu, Sep 11 | Living Between Wednesdays
Comic Book Review: Trinity #6
Synopsis: We begin with Rita and Gangbuster hiding out in an old warehouse. Rita is looking at her tarot cards and once again they transform into images of Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman. We cut to the JLA watchtower. Batman inspects the brand on Wonder Woman’s shoulder and comments that it has changed shape. We shift to Rita where she is focusing on Batman. Rita sees that Batman is a much darker version of truth and justice compared to Superman and Wonder Woman. And that Batman is a self-made man who set an ideal for himself and strove to great lengths to achieve what he dreamed of. That this is another part of the American way.
Wed, Jul 16 | Rokk's Comic Book Revolution
Panels of Awesome! » » Review - Wonder Woman #18
Review - Wonder Woman #18 Written March 25, 2008 by WendySkeleton Once again, it’s time for a new two-part story in the world of Wonder Woman! As usual, the writing by Gail Simone is fantastic, giving Wonder Woman the personality and voice that has been thrown around a lot for some time now. I...
Tue, Mar 25 | Panels of Awesome!
Panels of Awesome! » Review - Wonder Woman #17
Review - Wonder Woman #17 Published on February 26, 2008 by WendySkeleton Ah, so DC has finished showcasing Gail Simone’s first story arc. I’m going to give a lot of love to Gail right now. She knows how to write Wonder Woman, which is something I haven’t felt since Greg Rucka had written her. Th...
Fri, Mar 7 | Panels of Awesome!
Wonder Woman Day - Sensational All Ages Benefit For Women & Children Shelters
autographed Miss America book, CD, & photos from Katie Harman, Miss America 2002 a signed Allan Heinberg Wonder Woman comic book script and rare variant comic book an art piece of a woman warrior by Brian Snoddy prints and greeting cards by David Delamare
Tue, Oct 17 | comic Book Resources
New "Justice League Heroes" Screen Shots
See the Flash in action! Watch Green Lantern do his thing! Check out Wonder Woman and Hawkgirl kicking some butt! We've got 10 new screen shots from the upcoming "Justice League Heroes" video game.
Sun, Oct 1 | comic Book Resources
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