Wonder Woman #57 Review: Exorcising The Witching Hour

I know I usually go with the main cover to start my review, but this Jenny Frison variant cover was too amazing to ignore. Look at that! It’s so creepy and menacing and gorgeous. While Frison has done consistently fantastic work with her Wonder Woman variants, this is one especially excellent. And perfectly spooky! But

Justice League Dark #4 Review: The Witching Hour Comes to Nanda Parbat!

Well, I think we all saw that ending coming. It’s been telegraphed since the crossover began two weeks ago. That turn was on the way. And the fun thing is, I was looking forward to it! Superhero comics can be formulaic, to say the least. When done poorly, you can see the whole story stretching

Wonder Woman #56 Review: The Witching Hour Continues!

In Wonder Woman #56, we get Emanuela Lupacchino drawing Wonder Woman, Zatanna, AND Circe, and if that’s not worth four bucks then I don’t know what is. Luppachino’s drawn a bunch of issues of Wonder Woman over the past year, bringing some visual flair to several subpar stories, but this time she’s paired with writing

Wonder Woman/Justice League Dark: The Witching Hour #1 Review: What The Hecate?

It’s a big month for us Wonder Woman enthusiasts, with DC releasing a five-part crossover story that is tailor made for some spooktacular October fun. A quick note on the schedule, so you can all keep up: “The Witching Hour” begins in today’s special, part two is next week in Wonder Woman #56, part three

Wonder Woman And The DC Gals Play Dungeons & Dragons

This image has been making the rounds lately, and I liked it so much I thought I’d post it here too.  It’s drawn by artist Kyle Latino, who elaborated on the piece: In my mind, this is a game that Diana has been planning for a while, but it’s everyone else’s first time out. She’s

Wonder Woman Got Her Ass Slapped In Her Own Book, But Kicked Ass Everywhere Else This Week

If you read my review of Wonder Woman #17, you know that I didn’t particularly care for the issue. In the midst of critiquing all of the problematic writing and art decisions, I mentioned a panel that really got on my nerves only in passing.  It was this slap of encouragement from Orion: Not classy.