Brian Azzarello

Ok, ok, ok. I’ve been getting requests from readers asking for more in-depth discussions about Movie Rumors (especially about Comics Movies), on top of/instead of the little blurbs that I …
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When DC Comics launched 52 back in 2006, there were people who wondered if a weekly book could be sustained, not only from a production standpoint but from a …
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When I was a kid, I always thought that Superman and Wonder Woman were a couple. It just makes sense, right? In my mind they were the main male …
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“Spanning the Universes” spotlights a different comic book character every week and suggests stories featuring those characters for you to seek out and gleefully devour. Want to see your favorite …
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Last month, the First Born – rejected child of Hera and Zeus – confronted Wonder Woman and crew along the River Thames. His goal, like that of every deity in …
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This month’s issue of Wonder Woman felt like the calm before the storm, or a quiet breath before a scream. Diana and co. are taking a much-deserved breather after the last …
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The premise behind Dark Horse’s Noir is pretty simple: take some of the biggest names in the world of crime comics and put them in one spot. Each creator …
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Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips’ Fatale (from Image Comics), now in its second year of publication, has become possibly the biggest sales success yet for the fan-favourite duo (as …
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After last month’s terse – and somewhat dramatic – reunion between Diana and her former mentor, War, Wonder Woman #18 splits the pair up again, to excellent results. While Diana is …
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Wonder Woman is a book that has definitely benefited from DC’s line-wide relaunch. Writer Brian Azzarello has breathed new life into the amazing Amazon, updating her parentage and effectively turning …
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