Superman/Wonder Woman #20 Preview OR Five Pages And No Wonder Woman To Be Seen

They really ought to just call this book Adventures of Superman or Superman: The Man of Steel or something because Superman/Wonder Woman is a complete misnomer. Since its inception it’s been a Superman-centric book, run by the Superman editorial offices, and it’s spent a significant portion of its tenure tied up in Superman events. Just

Wonder Woman #43 Preview OR Ian Churchill Replaces David Finch For An Issue

Wonder Woman #43 is out this Wednesday, and things are going to look a little bit different. David Finch is taking the month off and Ian Churchill is in to take his place as the first fill-in artist to appear in the book since the Finches took over. I honestly expected it a lot sooner;

Justice League: Gods and Monsters – Wonder Woman #1 Preview, Print Edition In Stores Today

The ramp up to the Justice League: Gods and Monsters animated film was substantial, including animated shorts and prequel comics, and now Wonder Woman’s comic has been collected in print form after coming out digitally a few weeks back. The timing is a little bit odd for a prequel comic, seeing as the film is

Wonder Woman #42 Preview OR It’s 11:30 and the Club is Jumpin’, Jumpin’

I almost made the subtitle for this post the entirety of Destiny’s Child “Jumpin’, Jumpin’”, but that seemed a bit excessive. It is, however, a fun and enjoyable jam, unlike Meredith and David Finch’s plodding Wonder Woman run thus far. I was hoping they’d return after the “Convergence” break with something fresh and moderately interesting,

Superman/Wonder Woman #19 Preview OR The Suicide Squad Shows Up In This One Or Whatever

Superman/Wonder Woman is still a comic book that exists, though I really have no idea why. It’s return last month after “Convergence” was entirely underwhelming, neither title character has seemed like themselves for some time, and now Wonder Woman’s got a hella ugly costume. A new issue is out next week, guest starring the Suicide

Wonder Woman #41 Preview OR The Finches’ Second Arc Begins

It’s been two weeks, and I’m still flabbergasted by the fact that I didn’t hate Wonder Woman Annual #1, which wrapped up Meredith and David Finch’s first arc on the book. It wasn’t a great conclusion, but it was considerably less bad than all of the previous issues, with some moments that were actually decent.

Superman/Wonder Woman #18 Preview OR Wonder Woman’s Wrapped Up In Another Superman Crossover

June’s #DCYou mini-relaunch has promised exciting new developments for most of their returning titles, but it seems that the only thing new with Wonder Woman is that she’s all wrapped up in the big changes rocking Superman. His secret identity has been exposed and his powers are wonky, and he seems to be having a