Check Out The “Wonder Women: NYC’s Heroes Of Heterodoxy” Exhibit At The City Reliquary Museum In Brooklyn!

I was in New York City this weekend for all manner of fun (the Central Park Zoo! Fascinating walking tours! Macbeth on Broadway with Daniel Craig and Ruth Negga! A surprise upgrade of my hotel room to one with a disco ball tiled round bathtub!), but the main reason for my visit was the opening

Remembering George Pérez, 1954-2022

Usually when I get hired to write a piece, I can’t wait for it to go live. I love researching and putting information together, and I’m excited to share it with you all when it’s finished and posted. With this piece, however, I would’ve been happy for it to sit on the shelf for a

Wonder Woman 1984 Review: A Baffling, Discordant Sequel

I’m going to avoid spoilers here, but it’s going to be really hard. Spoilers are terrible of course, and I can discuss my feelings about the film without them. I’m not wrapped up in the specifics of the movie here, so much as the general confoundingness of it all. But there is one thing, one

The Best Wonder Woman Comics of All Time on Polygon

I’m back on Polygon today, and this time things are a little more controversial! I was asked to assemble a list of the best Wonder Woman comics of all time, and this is the result. First, know that I suffered for this. Enjoyably so, though. It was really fun to put this together! But so

A Brief History of Wonder Woman in the 1980s on Polygon

With Wonder Woman 1984 set to hit theaters (and streaming in some countries) on Christmas Day, I had the pleasure of writing an article for Polygon on the state of Wonder Woman in the 1980s. The issue that would’ve been available in comics shops in December 1984 was Wonder Woman #323, and coincidentally it featured

Wonder Woman #76 Review: Mother and Child Reunions

After the suitably epic, oversized Wonder Woman #75, this issue takes a break from battle and revelations in favour of something a little quieter. It’s a nice pause after the action and adventure of the past few outings, a well deserved breather as characters adjust to their new realities and the opportunities they present. There

Wonder Woman #75 Review: The Battle for Themyscira

I don’t usually start my reviews with a spoiler, but if you read last week’s issue then you knew this was coming: Diana, princess of the Amazons, has returned to Themyscira. Which at first glance doesn’t seem like a huge deal until you remember that, apart from “Year One,” she hasn’t been to her real