I don’t know how this came about, but it’s adorable.
“Hee, I see you!”
“Shoot, X-ray vision!”
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Goodbye, Helena Bertinelli. Hello, Batman’s former sidekick? Continue reading
I don’t know how this came about, but it’s adorable.
“Hee, I see you!”
“Shoot, X-ray vision!”
via imgur
Trying to find superhero themed t-shirts as a female fan can be a frustrating experience, so I was delighted to discover the “DC Originals” line which carries women’s sizes. Continue reading
Normally companies do market research before they launch a new product, but DC has hired Nielsen to administer an online customer satisfaction survey following the New 52 launch. Hey, at least they’re DOING market research. Continue reading
I wrote a little guest post on “Why I love Supergirl” over at DC Women Kicking Ass.
Mike Maihack has drawn an adorable Supergirl and Batgirl team-up. They’re too cute for words. Continue reading
You’ve come a long way, baby. (NSFW) Continue reading
I want to read this Justice League SO BAD. Continue reading
DC fans asked the DC brass some tough questions at this year’s SDCC regarding their failure at diversity, and Dan Didio responded with his trademark belligerence, while certain panelists reacted with ignorance and appalling comments (like Matt Idelson, Superman editor, letting slip that he thinks Lois Lane is Superman’s “trophy wife”).
One woman in particular became famous for asking Dan Didio the questions we’ve been discussing for weeks now, questions the all-male panels and largely male audiences didn’t want her to ask – to the point of screaming at her to “sit down!” Read Sue of DCWKA’s Interview with the Batgirl of the SDCC “DC New 52″ panels. It’s marvelous.
My quick thoughts on the Supergirl artwork shown at SDCC. Continue reading
I generally like Cliff Chiang’s work, but his cover for the relaunch Wonder Woman had me frowning (her face is kind of…wonky). However the piece that follows turned that frown right upside down. I would buy the punk-rock heck out … Continue reading
Kate Beaton reveals Lois Lane’s version of events in the old Superman comics. Continue reading