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This week, Jared and Brit trace the history of Superman and Wonder Woman’s long-time romance by discussing each of the covers of the comics they shared throughout their publication history and why DC is missing out on money by ignoring SuperWonder and promoting Clois.
Discussed in this episode
1. The covers from the golden age to the modern age that laid the foundation of SuperWonder love
2.How these comic book covers hinted at the love between the Man of Steel and the Amazon Princess
3. The best artists and writers for Superman and Wonder Woman.
4. Why Bendis and Tomasi misunderstood the characters.
5. Why DC has been struggling despite knowing how to right the ship.
What do you think? What is your favorite cover? What is your favorite era of SuperWonder? Are Brit and Jared right? Like, comment, and subscribe for more content analyzing the romantic history of Superman and Wonder Woman
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