Wonder Woman

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By noreply@blogger.com (Mart) Thankfully, Obsidian's bid to avert trouble comes to nought and a villain unseen since the Second World War (pretend you never saw him in Allan Heinberg's Wonder Woman relaunch a few years back) shows up. That leads to a fun cliffhanger that guarantees I'll be back next month.

 PA 1 a couple years ago) - and it is simply the end of one of the most memorable runs in superhero-comics history. Johns took over a team and title long in the shadow of the Justice League (Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, etc. ...

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 Ca Night” and “The Flash: Rebirth” are key events; and “Teen Titans,” “Justice League of America” and “Justice Society of America” have new creative teams and are being rebuilt and relaunched, while “Wonder Woman” is in great hands with Gail Simone. ...

By ComicList Adrian Alphona - Spider-Man Loves Mary Jane Season Two #1 Variant (Marvel Comics) Darwyn Cooke - The Spirit #12 (DC Comics) Dale Eaglesham - Justice Society of America #14 Variant (DC Comics) David Finch -Amazing Spider-Man #572 Variant (Marvel Comics) Niko Henrichon - Hostile Tome 1 (Dupuis) Steve McNiven - Kick-Ass #1 Variant (Marvel Comics) Adrian Alphona - Spider-Man Loves Mary Jane Season Two #1 Variant (Marvel Comics) Darwyn Cooke - The Spirit #12 (DC Comics) Dale Eaglesham - Justice Society of America #14 Variant (DC Comics) David Finch -Amazing Spider-Man #572 Variant (Marvel Comics) Niko Henrichon - Hostile Tome 1 (Dupuis) Steve McNiven - Kick-Ass #1 Variant (Marvel Comics)   [read the full post]

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3:30-4:30 Spotlight on Geoff Johns - His ideas have breathed new life into Flash, Teen Titans, Green Lantern, the Justice Society of America, and now Superman. Is there anything writer Geoff Johns can't do? Probably not, but come ask anyway. Don't miss this panel hosted by Ian Sattler, sen...

By ComicList There have been pivotal events in the history of comic strips and comic books. Among them are the creation of the first superhero, Superman, of the first non-super powered costumed hero, Batman, and the first female superhero, Wonder Woman. There have been pivotal events in the history of comic strips and comic books. Among them are the creation of the first superhero, Superman, of the first non-super powered costumed hero, Batman, and the first female superhero, Wonder Woman. Each of these firsts is debatable. As example, some think that Popeye was the first super-powered character in comics. But the first super team was unquestionably the Justice Society of America that debuted in All Star Comics in the 1940s. (No, no, no, Mr. Marvel Zombi...   [read the full post]