Wonder Woman Rebirth

[samurainoir]

I enjoyed Greg Rucka's run on the title a few years ago and happy to see him return.

Preview here:

http://www.newsarama.com/29620-greg-rucka-matthew-clark-revive-wonder-woman-in-rebirth-1-preview.html#st_refDomain=t.co&st_refQuery=/34Mqrq78UX

I'm a fan of incoming artist Liam Sharp, and Frank Cho covers? I'll check it out.

[Blue Meanie]

You scared me there for a moment. I thought that maybe this came out already and I missed it. I don't have a pull sheet anymore with any comic shop and I don't want to miss this when it comes out. The other is the Super Woman book coming out with Phil Jimenez art.

[samurainoir]

always thought Liam Sharp was hugely underrated. Loved his Marvel UK stuff back in the day, particularly Death's Head II.



preview art looks amazing.

[emeraldknight47]

Wow, those preview pages ARE nice. Great to see an artist who still has a grasp of basic, human anatomy and who isn't afraid of LOTS of detail! I don't think I've seen that much background work since the Perez heydays.

[knight errant00]

Nice. Kind of halfway between Bissete and Bolland in the 80s/90s. Now, if they just wouldn't be afraid to make the colors pop a bit more . . .

[Earth 2 Chris]

Wow, gorgeous stuff!

Chris

[samurainoir]

Nice. Kind of halfway between Bissete and Bolland in the 80s/90s. Now, if they just wouldn't be afraid to make the colors pop a bit more . . .

I was just thinking the same thing. With that said, I think Laura Martin is a brilliant colourist, particularly her work on Planetary. I think Liam Sharp's artwork is definitely a candidate for an artist edition. His detail is mind-blowing, and deserves to be seen in a separate black and white collected edition.

[comicmike]

That artwork looks SO rich!!!

[samurainoir]

Frank Cho cover art revealed.

[Blue Meanie]

Picked up the Wonder Woman Rebirth #1. Haven't read it yet...but the art was really nice. I ended up picking up the variant cover because it was nicer than the regular cover.

[jacoblb]

Rucka's my favorite writer, I'm waiting for the trade. How about that big fuss of Cho quitting because he felt that Rucka always censored his art? I really like Cho's cheescake art, but I blame the editor who matched this pair together. Rucka's a feminist writer and no doubt he won't tell his side of the story to the public, as a matter of professionalism, but I gather he had certain control/power/say in his contract this time around what with his unfortunate and abrupt termination from the last time he wrote the title.