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.
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The future of geekdom is here and it’s diverse.
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FoodNetwork’s Cake Wars airs a special celebration of Wonder Woman’s 75th Anniversary tonight at 9pm PDT.
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My first day of San Diego Comic Con was a celebration of Wonder Woman.
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Nothing says “geeky convention” like a “Con Exclusive!” And with only two weeks until Supanova Sydney, the news is out: our exclusive is a sweet looking Bronze Patina Wonder Woman Pop Vinyl!
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This week I had the pleasure of attending a press preview day for the new Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood DC Universe.
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Do you know what I love about Free Comic Book Day? It’s now this huge international event, with a pretty big social media presence – and yet it is still about helping grass-root comic book stores and artists/storytellers. Almost every participating store I knew this year was sharing the day with local artists and writers. My local store just happened to have Nicola Scott.
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Wonder Woman: Earth One is a deceptively challenging book so if you’re in this comic thing for the funny pages or the action heavy punch outs, this probably isn’t the graphic novel for you. Though there is some fantastic punching. Also, battle kangaroos.
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This week in DC? The Legend of Wonder Woman gets more awesome, Constantine hates fairies, Starfire hates invaders but Midnighter is learning to like Dick Grayson’s little interruptions.
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In this exclusive excerpt, a glimpse of the next chapter of the best Wonder Woman story DC has published in years.
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The team behind Li’l Gotham is back for a unique take on DC’s Big Three in a book for middle grade kids.
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Wonder Woman at Super Hero High, written by Lisa Yee, is out today for readers ages 8-12 years.
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Comics Club-4-Kids is a monthly club exploring comic books for a variety of age ranges. Since some families have multiple age ranges, Comics Club-4-Kidz helps parents by finding similar themes across varying content so that families can have conversations together. So, join us in this month’s look at gender in ‘Power Up,’ ‘Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur,’ and ‘Superman/Wonder Woman.’ Because kids need more comics.
Continue ReadingNathan Sawaya (Brick Artist) has a new Art of the Brick show, and Evil Genius Mum was invited to the World Premiere in Sydney, Australia. Come for a walk around the exhibition and learn a few of Nathan’s secrets. There’s also a signed Lego Kit up for grabs!
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Yay for Secret Six & Martian Manhunter leading a strong week by DC. Boo for the bottom of the list, including two awful titles featuring Wonder Woman.
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Do girls love superheroes? Mattel and DC received a resounding “yes” when they surveyed girls 6-12 about what they wanted in their superheroines.
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Things are looking up for all the Robin and for one former Batgirl this week, meanwhile Carla “Speed” McNeil takes on Wonder Woman.
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There’s something a little bit magical about turning a piece of paper into a crane, bear, or dragon through the practice of origami. But turning a piece of paper into Batman? That’s being a flat-out origami superhero.
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The much-anticipated new kids’ series DC Super Hero Girls kicks off today with a re-designed web site and webisode.
Continue ReadingSecret Six leads a batch of fine comics this week but the most interesting one is Prez, where Ray and I have a sharp disagreement.
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