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In this week’s packed episode, Jared and Brit analyze the much referenced an immensly popular Superman/Wonder Woman Power Couple comic book from the New 52. Beginning a bold new series that details the relationship between The Man of Steel and the Warrior Princess as writer Charles Soule (Swamp Thing) is joined by artist Tony S. Daniel (Batman) to tell the tale of a romance that will shake the stars themselves. These two super-beings love each other, but not everyone shares their joy. Some fear it, some test it–and some will try to kill for it. Some say love is a battlefield, but where Superman and Wonder Woman are concerned it spells Doomsday!
Discussed in this episode
1. The plot of Superman/Wonder Woman: Power Couple
2. The references hidden in the stellar Tony S. Daniel art
3. How Charles Soule demonstrates his vast knowledge of DC in Superman Wonder Woman
4. How Superman Wonder Woman Power Couple was sabotaged by Peter J Tomasi
5. How DC wasted a golden opportunity to adapt Superman/Wonder Woman Power Couple
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