Favourite Wonder Woman Team-Ups!

[Gaius]

This was also good, though I've never seen/read anything with Conan. Gail Simone did this, makes me hope she'd do a WW/Xena crossover some day.

[Bound4olympus]

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Loved this issue.

[kalai]

I liked Wonder Woman teaming up with Black Canary arc in Gail Simone's run,
also there was a chapter of her team up with Power Girl,
I guess Super Girl training on paradise island can count as a team up with Wonder Woman?

[marhawkman]

I'd say it counts, why not . Wasn't there an actual Star Sapphire team up issue of WW under Orlando too? Or was it someone else? I think it was an Annual maybe?

Well her term as Star Sapphire she was fighting alongside Carol Ferris, so... yes?

[Frank]

Justice League of Amazons

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Original response: "Dear God, who is this artist, and why?"

So, I just looked the artist up, and it's Aluir Amancio. What's weird is to see that, for DC, he's primarily worked on Superman Adventures, a title technically directed at a younger audience and with a distinct, clean style, but on Justice League of Amazons, he produced this:

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I just find this...nauseating. Wonder Woman is flying, led by her breasts, apparently, and the majority of them are in that weird, brokeback pose. And what is Huntress doing? Yuck. A team-up solely of heroines, and they get an artist to turn them all into hyper-sexualized kittens.

[Frank]

I really enjoyed Wonder Woman/Conan.

I recall liking the issue of Green Lantern in which Ron Marz had Diana & Kyle Rayner team up; I haven't read it in a long time, though:

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There's also a nice (if lacking in action) team-up between Diana & Dr. Fate (Inza Nelson). Honestly, I like just about any team-up Loebs writes with Diana, because, under his pen, she interacts with most heroes as friends. He teamed them up a few other times, as well.

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And John Ostrander did a great job teaming Diana up with the Hawks several times; this was the first time, I think:

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[DisneyBoy]

Original response: "Dear God, who is this artist, and why?"

So, I just looked the artist up, and it's Aluir Amancio. What's weird is to see that, for DC, he's primarily worked on Superman Adventures, a title technically directed at a younger audience and with a distinct, clean style, but on Justice League of Amazons, he produced this:

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I just find this...nauseating. Wonder Woman is flying, led by her breasts, apparently, and the majority of them are in that weird, brokeback pose. And what is Huntress doing? Yuck. A team-up solely of heroines, and they get an artist to turn them all into hyper-sexualized kittens.

Aluir did amazing work on the Superman Adventures title...until near the end of the run, when his style became...this. He just stopped doing the Timm, clean lines and clear poses thing and it was all more sketchy and slippery looking. He really is very talented. But I don't disagree that this is a disappointing way to treat the characters.

Speaking of disappointing, this sight gag really irked me on JL:

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