Yes, this is a very interesting part of WW history. Some laughs to be had here, but not where they originally wanted them.
I miss the days when a thunderstorm was simulated by slamming a hammer on a piece of sheet metal. Those were good times.
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Welcome! We’re happy to have you! 
Also, thanks for sharing that artwork! It’s awesome! 
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Welcome and great piece.
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Has there been any book discussion for the WW/Conan crossover? If not, please allow this book suggestion
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A fun series that was.
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My favorite male character and my favorite female character had a crossover written by my favorite writer.
Dreams do come true. 
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Hold on…Conan the Barbarian is your favorite male comic book character? You do know who you named your profile after, right?
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Did you just label our world as Earth-33?
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I’m not afraid to make bold statements!
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Question for anyone in the group - If you had to pick your favorite WW writer, who would it be?
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Greg Rucka but I love so many Wonder Woman writers that it’s difficult to pick just one. I give Rucka the win because he wrote the first four arcs of Rebirth and my all-time favorite Wonder Woman run is the first five arcs of Rebirth.
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I really do love Rucka’s writing, especially at the beginning of Rebirth
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Although I have enjoyed several of the more recent writers, I am going to have to go with Martson, especially when you add in the underlining messages. Although the bondage was a bit much.
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Happy cake day @EDT !
I love Golden Age WW so I will also vote for Marston. There are a lot of issues with that material, but overall it is my favorite run.
I actually can’t think of a writer I didn’t love. Rucka, Simone, Kanigher, Chiang, Perez, Picoult, Azarello, Jiminez. It’s kind of a “who’s who” of great writers.
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I actually just watched this interview (those Autocomplete Interviews are always a good time). And now I love Ana de Armas even more than I already did! 
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