wonder woman

Jesse Eisenberg played Lex Luthor in Batman Vs Superman: Dawn of Justice, to pretty mixed reviews. To be fair, the whole film got mixed reviews at best. He was one of the better parts if you ask me though. Since Justice League, the DCEU has been more focused on solo films, like Wonder Woman and […]

Wonder Woman is one of the most inspirational figures in comics. Artist Ann Bembi painted a couple of portraits of the iconic superheroine from the DC Extended Universe. The New York-based Bottleneck Gallery plans to release two Wonder Woman prints. The first captures Gadot in her classic red, white and blue costume from the 2017 […]

Wonder Woman has only been living in Boston for a few issues, but she already has an unexpected houseguest in this preview of Wonder Woman #754. It's Princess Maxima of Almerac, and she knows how to make an entrance. Maxima needs Wonder Woman's help fighting the Patriarchy. Maxima doesn't want to marry a king. She […]

Hot Toys is preparing for and a new event that will take place between March 18th and May 10th. They happened to share some upcoming pictures of the events and we even get to see some upcoming Hot Toys figures. The event is called DC All Stars which is inspired by the DC films like Birds […]

The movie world is a bit on its head right now with the coronavirus causing six-figure movies to get delayed months or even a year and productions to get shut down for at least two weeks. We don't know how long the delays and shutdowns are going to last so several movies are still promoting […]

Batman, Wonder Woman and Superman are three characters that will constantly get collectibles until the end of time. They have so many fans and are so popular that they will always sell. However, it is interesting to see new and different takes on these characters as new pieces come out. I mean how else are […]

Mariko Tamaki, best known for her graphic novels Skim, Emiko Superstar, Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up with Me, the Eisner-Award winning This One Summer, and for several prose works such as  Cover Me, She has also written comics with other people's characters including Hulk, Supergirl: Being Super, Lumberjanes and Harley Quinn: Breaking Glass. And she is […]

Wonder Woman #753 is in stores from DC Comics this week, as Wonder Woman's misadventures in New England continue.   In Vermont, home of Senator Bernie Sanders, Wonder Woman and her new BFF, Valda, battle a giant rampaging metal beast. A metaphor for the impenetrable dangers of capitalism against the hard-working people of the country? […]

DC have listed the details of Swamp Thing Giant #4 and Wonder Woman Giant #4, in mass market stores this month and in comic stores in April. Swamp Thing Giant #4 includes these new stories, under a direct-market only cover by Marco Santucci Strategic Outcomes, a 16-page story written by Mark Russell with art by […]

Wonder Woman is back and she is armored and ready to throw a punch at your collection. Kotobukiya has announced that their amazing Armored Wonder Woman Bishoujo statue is getting a 2nd edition version. The statue is beautifully crafted and shows off that amazing Bishoujo Japanese style that fans can't get enough of. Wonder Woman […]

McFarlane Toys has had a great release with all of there newest DC Comics figures. With multiple Batman and Superman it was odd to see the Amazonia Princess missing in that first line up and now we are not just getting one but two. I'm surprised we aren't getting a normal figure release here but […]

The new Flash #750 – just like Wonder Woman #750 – places the characters upon a timeline. Just as Wonder Woman now first emerges in the DC Universe in 1939, working with the US President as the country dithers over joining World War II… … and just as we saw the original Green Lantern Alan […]

Warner Bros. and DC Comics are looking to have a very interesting year when it comes to their comic book movies. Birds of Prey wasn't a smash hit but it is doing okay when it comes to the worldwide box office and did very well critically. Now they have the follow-up to Wonder Woman coming out in […]

Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Maleev are returning to the events of Event Leviathan in Leviathan Dawn this week. The preview includes a scene in which the captured Steve Trevor thinks about Wonder Woman. But rather than think of the current canon version of Wonder Woman from Rebirth by Greg Rucka, Liam Sharp and Nicola […]

Wonder Woman #752 is in stores from DC Comics next week, by Steve Orlando and Max Raynor, and we've got a preview below. Wonder Woman recently relocated to Boston (they have good lobster there, plus Dunkin Donuts), which concerned local authorities due to the fact that disaster seems to follow superheroes around. But they didn't […]

Not long ahead of the upcoming D.C. Comics film Wonder Woman 1984, Ravensburger's new board game, entitled Wonder Woman: Challenge of the Amazons, is set to be released in March of 2020! Wonder Woman: Challenge of the Amazons is a strategy board game by Ravensburger, a company quite well-known for their jigsaw puzzles. The board game […]

Bleeding Cool has been reporting on the sequel to Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's 2017 Dark Knights: Metal for some time, even stating that it would be called Death Metal. We told you that it would go official today. But, thanks to a very kind soul who told us what we should know, Bleeding Cool […]

DC Comics publishes Supergirl #39 this week, continuing the Infected storyline started by the literal stupidest character ever created, The Batman Who Laughs. We've got a preview for you below.   In which we see the United States government reacting to Kara's takeover of Smallville. The government has a lot of priorities to juggle right […]

Wonder Woman #751 is in stores from DC Comics next week, by Steve Orlando and Jan Duursema, carrying on the return to legacy numbering that feels so strange in today's constantly relaunched world (though, less so at DC than at Marvel). We've got a preview for you below.   As we find Wonder Woman held […]

Bleeding Cool has been reporting on Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's Metal 2, the sequel to Dark Nights: Metal for a while. We understood that it was planned before Greg Capullo drew Reborn at Image Comics – and if Capullo hadn't returned to the project, Snyder would have written it as a Justice League storyline […]