We are continuing our journey of the DC comic universe here at Comics for Y’all by circling back to the leading lady of the line, Wonder Woman. Picking up on issue seven and concluding with fourteen of George Pérez’s lauded and lengthy run, we see Diana reborn once again...
One of modern pop culture’s largest icons, Superman is better known as a composite of his appearances than for any single specific depiction of the hero. Similar to his peers, Batman and Spider-Man, the typical fan may approach The Man of Steel from comics, movies, television, or basically any other artistic avenue, without any single one being integral over another...
Batman is one of those characters in pop culture that has become larger than any single piece of media to which they are tied. While Bruce Wayne and his alter ego are quintessential comic book superheroes, the hero and his Gotham City setting are perhaps more well known through television shows and movies. However, ask any comic book fan for either the best place to start or the most lauded stories from the World’s Greatest Detective, and one reliable response is given time and again, artist David Mazzucchelli and writer Frank Miller’s Batman: Year One.
Taking a look at both Wonder Woman and the DC universe as a whole with this first installment of our DC comic commentary. This article covers issues 1-6 of Wonder Woman by George Pérez...
