Women In Comics Statistics: DC, June 29, 2011

The fun continues… we’re back to DC, and the numbers are even worse than the previous week.  I’m listening to the Beach Boys now, though, so perhaps my mood will improve.  On June 29, 2011, DC Comics released 18 new comic books with 172 credited creators, 159 male and 13 female.  The percentages look like

Women In Comics Statistics: Marvel, June 22, 2011

Continuing the marathon posting of these terrible, terrible women in comics stats, we now turn to Marvel, who were even worse than DC.  On June 22, 2011, Marvel released 21 new comic books with 188 credited creators, 175 men and 13 women.  Here are the percentages: At least it’s not an all-time low (wait for

Women In Comics Statistics: DC, June 22, 2011

I’m going to do four posts in row, covering June 22 AND June 29 on account of I’m going away for a few days next week (I’ve actually planned a mini-vacation JUST to read A Dance with Dragons… if you’ve ever wondered just how big a nerd I am, that should tell you all you

Hey, It’s The First Dark Knight Rises Poster!!

This is a super cool poster… I would proudly display that in my home.  However, I am concerned about this movie!!  It sounds like they’ve loaded up on too many villains, plus Anne Hathaway is Catwoman like Amy Adams is Lois Lane (NOT AT ALL), and it all seems like it may be a bit

Women In Comics Statistics: Marvel, June 15, 2011

Marvel pulled back a little on the comic book deluge this week, but still put out a fair number of books.  This month is exhausting!!  On June 15, 2011, Marvel released 19 new comics featuring 157 creators, 141 male and 16 female.  Here are the totals: Marvel is having an uncharacteristically consistent month.  It’s gone

Women In Comics Statistics: DC, June 15, 2011

While it wasn’t quite a record breaking week at DC, I would say that this is possibly the best week DC’s had all year.  On June 15, 2011, DC Comics put out 19 new books with 150 credited creators, 127 men and 23 women.  This is a big slice of pie: The record is 16.3%,

DC Retroactive: Wonder Woman – The 90s Cover Revealed

DC unveiled the final Wonder Woman cover from the DC Retroactive series over at The Source blog today, giving us a look at this 90s-inspired image from Lee Moder, Dan Green, and Wes Hartman: It’s a decent enough cover, but I’m really surprised that DC didn’t get Brian Bolland to do it.  If I think