This week, the boys discuss possibility of a Joker series in a live action series, Mark Waid's latest tandrum, the...
Read MoreThis week, the boys discuss possibility of a Joker series in a live action series, Mark Waid's latest tandrum, the...
Read MoreThis week, Jared outlines his favorite X-Men writers. He discusses scribes such as Chris Claremont, Jonathan Hickman, Brian Michael Bendis,...
Read MoreSuperman is one of the most iconic superhero characters of all time, as his success paved the way for the...
Read MoreThis week, the boys discuss the Spider- Man: Into The Spider-Verse movie, which stands as the greatest Spider-Man movie of...
Read MoreThis week, the boys discuss the Captain America Brave New World Trailer, Captain America The First Avenger, San Diego Comic...
Read MoreIn this week's packed episode, Jared and Brit discuss what an All-female Justice League lead by Wonder Woman would look...
Read More
Wonder Woman has long been portrayed as one of DC Comics’ greatest heroes, but why is she so rarely allowed to lead? In this Wonder Woman Wednesday, we explore Diana’s history as a leader of the Justice League, compare her leadership qualities to Black Canary’s, and discuss the many similarities between these two iconic heroines. We also examine Wonder Woman’s unique role as the ambassador of Themyscira and leader of the Amazons, and why those experiences make her one of the most qualified heroes to lead the DC Universe. Join the discussion as we break down Wonder Woman’s legacy, Black Canary’s place in the Justice League, and why DC should embrace Diana as one of its premier leaders.
Discussed in this episode:
1. The Times Wonder Woman Led The Justice League
2. How Wonder Woman Compares To Black Canary
3. Why DC Should Embrace Wonder Woman’s Leadership Potential
Like, comment, and subscribe for more content analyzing the greatest tales of DC and Marvel stories.
Join this channel to get access to perks:
/ @comicsleague
2027 could be the biggest year Wonder Woman has ever had — and in this video I'm breaking down what...
Read MoreWonder Woman isn't just my favorite superhero — she's the reason I believe a hero can be both strong and...
Read MoreBatman: Gotham Knight is the DC animated movie everyone skipped — six anime shorts set between Batman Begins and The...
Read MoreThe Man of Steel has decades of stories behind him — and today we're putting them in order.
Read MoreJoin us as we dive into Phil Jimenez’s iconic run on Wonder Woman (2001–2003), a celebrated era that blended myth,...
Read MoreThis week, Jared pits the Amazonian Warrior Goddess Diana of Themyscira /Wonder Woman against the anti-hero defender of Kahndaq Teth-Adam...
Read MoreThis week, Jared reviews Rippaverse book, ISOM 2. As this book just came out, he avoids discussing the plot and...
Read MoreThe DC Universe just revealed a major wave of exciting new animated projects—but are they enough to satisfy longtime fans?...
Read MoreIn this video we dive into the long-standing double standards at DC Comics, breaking down the hypocrisy surrounding how the...
Read MoreC.B. Cebulski is stepping down as Marvel Comics Editor-in-Chief after nearly nine years in the role, with Steve Wacker taking...
Read More