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Wonder Woman changed comics forever when she made her debut in the pages of Sensation Comics back in the early ‘40s — and now, eight decades later, Diana’s comic adventures are bringing back an old regular to create a graphic novel celebrating the Amazon champions of the real world.
Alan Moore and Brian Bolland’s stories because of the brutal way it fundamentally altered the trajectory of Barbara Gordon’s life. Though Babs went on to recover from the Joker’s vicious assault and continued to act as one of Gotham’s more powerful protectors, The Killing Joke was something of a dark…
Over the years, Harley Quinn’s gradually incorporated vibrant blues, golds, pinks, and yellows into rious ensembles she’s worn across her many incarnations in comics, television shows, and movies. But in DC’s upcoming Harley Quinn: Black + White + Red, the therapist-turned-psychopath is getting back to her roots quite literally.
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