Birdman Wingo and Bird-Boy DC Comics Wonder Woman Vol. 1, #154 1965 May Biron Comet and Bronco Bill Star DC Comics Action Comics, Vol. 1, #293 1962 October Leo Dorfman Jim Mooney Bishop, Pete DC Comics Batman, Vol. 1, #122 1959 March Bismuth Snapper Jones Amalgam Comics Magneto...
We’ve been beating this drum for a long time, but there is simply no good reason for there not being a second ongoing Wonder Woman title. Elevate her to her proper place in the Trinity with a second book, and there’s one right there waiting for you. Wonder Woman istheDC character ...
Wonder Woman teams up with the unlikeliest of allies, Robin, on a top secret mission to save their fellow heroes. Will Damian and Diana’s quest to break into Waller’s Gamorra supermax prison be a successful one? Or is it all part of a more elaborate trap for Wonder Woman and her ne...
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Story Arcs The Road Back· A Guy and His G'nort · Mosaic · Evil Star Rising · Emerald Twilight· Baptism of FireCrossoversGorilla Warfare· DCU: Trinity· Reign of the Supermen!· Zero Hour· The Siege of the Zi Charam· DC One Million· Underworld Unleashed· The Final Night· ...
Wonder Woman is comics’ biggest female icon anymore. (And, if Harley’s superfans are to be believed, she’s even more of a feminist character than the venerable Amazon.) Here, then, is the strange, hidden story of Harley Quinn, the superhero world’s most successful woman — who she ...
partly thanks to a more palatable Ultimate Cut. Its biggest flaws are an overabundance of ideas that never totally gel together – it’s a Batman movie, a Man of Steel sequel, and an ambitious Justice League set-up that features Wonder Woman’s introduction and flashforwards to a grim futur...
The hosts discuss the focus on deepening the Wonder Woman character, how Bruce’s callous outlook could be rubbing off on her, some some insight given to the show by one of the JLU Godfathers, the overall look of the Annihilator robot and speculation on the purpose of Wonder Woman’s ...
Back in the ‘70s, The Brave and the Bold paired Batman with a wild array of partners. Wonder Woman, Supergirl, Adam Strange, Sgt. Rock, Black Lightning, and the Metal Men, among many more, showed up to take their turns in the spotlight. The success of these comics was due in large...
4. Wonder Woman (Diana Prince) Right, so this is the one placement I'm actually surprised about. It's very interesting to see the DC trinity not occupying the top 3 spots and, if you'd have pushed me to guess which character wouldn't make the top 3 I'd have said Superman (becaus...