New WW AME-COMI Interview + Art

[Outside_85]

And yet the character interaction helps balances it out. In fact, that's another thing I noticed--it seems to me that, in reaction to some of the more disturbingly over-the-top crap we've had over the years, people have moved to the complete other side and decided that if there's any form of danger or malice, it can't be fun. I mean, look at Claremont's X-Men--people wouldn't deny that it was fun superheroics, and yet it handled some heavy crap at the same time. I mean, God Loves, Man Kills...his most iconic story, the Dark Phoenix Saga, involves the death of an entire PLANET! With that in mind, I'm going to add some more to the "fun" list:

Batman
Detective Comics
Batman: The Dark Knight
Batgirl
Batwing
Catwoman
Red Hood & The Outlaws
All-Star Western
Voodoo
GI Combat

Sry, but I think we have completely opposite ideas of what the word fun means.
Like Batman is not 'ha-ha' fun on any level for me, great tale of suspense depending on writer, a better word for me to describe a book like this is entertaining.


And for Wonder39: If you've bought it from Comixology, you also have the option of printing your books, but I am not sure how the result will be.

[Maximum Impact]

Eh, the invasion on PI, the issues between Diana and her mother during the invasion and all that. It wasnt exactly like the Circle.

My point wasnt about the Circle itself anyway, it was that manga boobies and skirts aside, this isnt that much different from what came before. And people werent much interested in WW even when Benes drew her, so just by giving it some manga sexiness doesnt do much.

That invasion was quickly put to rest because the army of Nazis didn't have their hearts in it. The issues between mother and daughter were due to Diana not being able to reach Hippolyta and protect her. She knew she was alone on the island and there was an assault taking place there.

This didn't have golden thought balloons for exposition nor fussy and flowery dialogue. It was straight up action and great art and it was much lighter in tone than the Circle. The mother/daughter conflict was down to earth and very relatable. I also think you're vastly underestimating the power of a little sex appeal.

[psyshot]

I reread it and really liked it (this WW is really lively), although I think they could have toned down the blood a little, to make it more kids-friendly.

[Bob Fett]

With Palmiotti and Conner on this, I'm all in.

[PsychoGoatee]

99 cents for full 20 page issues, this is an epic bargain. I'm all on board with this. Also can't wait for them to get to Power Girl too. Great team, fun, yes.