Wonder Woman Links AND "Five Wonder Questions with..." Archive

[aegisbearer]

New: Christie Marston and her dad, Pete Marston.

[Seant]

What about Messner-Loebs? He wrote great stories, had a fun and funny Diana, and created one of the most enduring and compelling supporting cast members-- Artemis. He doesn't seem to get much love, I think, because of "Taco Whiz," but if someone could seek him out and get him to answer some questions, maybe we could get an interesting perspective on that and other elements in his fantastic run.

[BlackTornado]

why not do a "Five Wonder Questions with " readers I think it would be a cool idea to find out why Diana has such an impact on them an well as finding out what thye like and dislike about the character(s)?

[aegisbearer]

why not do a "Five Wonder Questions with " readers I think it would be a cool idea to find out why Diana has such an impact on them an well as finding out what thye like and dislike about the character(s)?

That's not a bad idea, BT.

I'll give some thought to questions (or if you have any you'd like to ask, message me with them).

Aegis

[wwgrandkid]

Most of you are probably well familiar with the Amazon Archives website, Chris Hayes' detailed history of Wonder Woman in comic books from her first appearance to this November's issue.

Can you imagine how much time and effort he had to put into compiling almost 70 years worth of data??

And... did you ever wonder WHY he did it?

I asked; Chris answered.

Read his explanation at the link below - this guy is truly awesome!!

http://wonderwomannetwork.com/ComicHistory.html

{thanks for reminding me to put it in here, trypr!}

[aegisbearer]

Soon, I'll be posting an interview with another industry mastermind, someone who's had a hand not only in Wonder Woman, but also in creating other characters for DC.

Stay tuned :-)

[Mart]

What a terrific resource, but dang my mobile – calling up pages on there I get such wacky colour combos for the text as yellow against a white background, imposible to read.

[Mart]

Soon, I'll be posting an interview with another industry mastermind, someone who's had a hand not only in Wonder Woman, but also in creating other characters for DC.

Stay tuned :-)

Would it be someone involved with creating, say, Firestorm, Vixen and Steel?

[aegisbearer]

Additional archive for the questions asked of the posters: http://wwfanquestions.wordpress.com/

As of 11/20, here are the responses archived:

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artemisboy
BlackTornado
Cardinal Ximenez
Ceridwen
coveredinbees
DHacker615
Flâneur
hunter peterson
jelebino
JKCarrier
Largo161
Leto
MadJohnFinn
marvelboy74
MinaRho1
Ocabal
raporfest
Retro315
TimothyLaskey
Tori Pagac
trypr
Xeres

[Mart]

Is Martin (Pesky) Pasko in the works? He's on Facebook.

[aegisbearer]

Is Martin (Pesky) Pasko in the works? He's on Facebook.

You'd have to ask Gail. If she doesn't do one with him, I'll look into it.

Aegis

[aegisbearer]

Ben Caldwell's been added to the archive.

[aegisbearer]

Most of you are probably well familiar with the Amazon Archives website, Chris Hayes' detailed history of Wonder Woman in comic books from her first appearance to this November's issue.

Can you imagine how much time and effort he had to put into compiling almost 70 years worth of data??

And... did you ever wonder WHY he did it?

I asked; Chris answered.

Read his explanation at the link below - this guy is truly awesome!!

http://wonderwomannetwork.com/ComicHistory.html

{thanks for reminding me to put it in here, trypr!}

This was just outstanding!

[Cardinal!]

http://bluefall.insanejournal.com/13190.html

This blog is one of my favorites. I'm not sure if the poster exists anywhere on here or the DCMBs, but he/she provides fantastic and very comprehensive reviews of the highlights of post-crisis Wonder Woman, and there's a lot of great stuff on Cassie, Cheetah, and the other faces of the Wonderverse. Insightful, witty, and pretty hilarious.

[aegisbearer]

And now Ben has a photo... http://fivequestionswith.wordpress.com/ben-caldwell/