It’s time to take a deep dive into G. Willow Wilson’ run on ‘Wonder Woman.’ Read More
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Return of the Amazons: G. Willow Wilson’s ‘Wonder Woman’
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Review – Wonder Woman #58: New Writer, New Ares?
Reading Time: 3 minutes Wonder Woman #58 cover, via DC Comics. Wonder Woman #58 – G. Willow Wilson, Writer; Cary Nord, Penciller; Mick Gray, Inker; Romulo Fajardo Jr., Colorist Ratings: Ray – 9/10 Corrina: Different. But Good. Ray: G. Willow Wilson’s Ms. Marvel has become one of the most popular new Marvel titles of recent… Read More
Review – Wonder Woman #57: Witchmarked and….Dead?
Reading Time: 3 minutes The Witching Hour, part 4 Wonder Woman #57 – James Tynion IV, Writer; Emanuela Lupacchino, Penciller; Ray McCarthy, Inker; Romulo Fajardo Jr., Colorist Ratings: Ray – 9.5/10 Corrina: Horrifying (and Wonderful) Ray: The fourth chapter of The Witching Hour in Wonder Woman #57 delivers action and scares as good as the previous… Read More
New York Comic Con: DC’s World’s Finest
World’s Finest from DC: DeConnick talks Aquaman, Amazons, and, surprisingly, Lois Lane, and the panel also covered ‘Justice League Dark,’ the new ‘Martian Manhunter,’ ‘Flash: Year One’ (that’s gonna be a thing), and ‘Super-Sons.’ Read More
8 Empowering and Inspiring Books for Your IWD Reading List
Today is International Women’s Day and we have put together an IWD reading list for you. This list contains a mixture of fiction and non-fiction titles, but they all have one thing in common, messages to inspire women of all ages, races, and backgrounds. Read More
The New ‘Wonder Woman’ Comic Run Is a Disaster
The current Wonder Woman arc, written by James Robinson that includes two characters created by DC Chief Creative Officer Geoff Johns, is a disaster, sidelining the Amazon in her own comic. Read More
Toxic Motherhood: ‘Wonder Woman’s Hippolyta
‘Wonder Woman’s Hippolyta showcases how a controlling nature undermines and endangers Diana, making the Queen of Themyscira an example of toxic motherhood. Read More
Will “Wonder Woman” Truly Change Hollywood?
‘Wonder Woman’ won’t change things in Hollywood until women are making the decisions behind the scenes. Read More
The More You Know: Wonder Woman
A couple of months ago I knew very, very little about Wonder Woman, which is why I chose to look into her history and evolution. Read More
4 Lessons I Learned From Lynda Carter’s ‘Wonder Woman’
At 39, I finally understand all the lessons that Lynda Carter’s ‘Wonder Woman’ taught me. And they’ve made me a stronger, better woman. Read More
Wonder Woman Eats: A Collection of Wonder Woman Recipes for Wonder Woman Day
Excited about the upcoming Wonder Woman movie? Why not express your joy through food? We’re here to help. Here are some Wonder Woman recipes to try. Read More
‘Wonder Woman’ (Movie Review): Believe Me, It’s Good
Wonder Woman alone could carry the weight of expectations we held for this movie. So breathe a sigh of relief, everyone: the ‘Wonder Woman’ movie is brilliant. Read More
Review: ‘Wonder Woman’ Animated Film Commemorative Edition
The new commemorative edition of the ‘Wonder Woman’ animated film contains great special features but the movie itself remains just okay. Read More
The Wonder Woman Mother’s Day Gift Guide
For the Wonder Woman in your life. Read More
How DC Collectibles Kindly Surprised Me at Toy Fair 2017
Toy Fair is a month behind us, but my meeting with DC Collectibles and personal tour by Jim Fletcher needed a very special post that required taking a very special amount of time to put together. Read More
See Costumes From ‘Doctor Strange,’ ‘Star Wars,’ ‘Star Trek,’ ‘Batman v Superman,’ and More Through April 22
See photos from some of 2016’s best movie costumes, including ‘Doctor Strange,’ ‘Batman v Superman,’ and ‘Rogue One.’ Read More
Defending Our Icons: From Padmavati to Wonder Woman
If an icon represents core beliefs of goodness in humanity, then surely it is not only the right but the responsibility of man to defend it.
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‘Justice League Action’ Has the DC Comics Heroes We Deserve
If you long for the days of ‘Batman: The Animated Series’ and ‘Justice League’, has Cartoon Network got a show for you. Read More
Change Their Minds and Change the World: Wonder Woman
As a drawn character, Wonder Woman turned 75 this month. Despite her considerable ups and downs in the world of comic books, let’s celebrate another 75 associated with her: the year 1975, when the ‘Wonder Woman’ TV show debuted as a mid-season replacement for ABC. Read More
SDCC and NYCC: The Winds of Change Are Blowing
The future of geekdom is here and it’s diverse. Read More
