Looking for more DC comics with awesome women.

[Thor-Ul]

Add me to the ones who recommend Andreyko's Manhunter.
A personal taste is the Chase series.

[Stanlos]

Andreyko's Manhunter is one of my favorite DC books.

This. But with confidence!!!! I do not understand why it and Gotham Central were not immediately pegged for film and streaming first out of the gate

[Mai Zen]

Looking for more dc comics about girls cute as they are interesting. Although I decided to make a new topic now I'm not as picky on the art, and they don't have to be fighters, they just have to be interesting, and with a focus on them. Although good art certainly helps!

I'm up for anything, just please give me suggestions for a great starting pointa if it's not too much to ask. Oh, and maybe suggest more mini series' or short lived runs.

(feel free to stop reading at this point and reply if this this is too long of an intro post for you, just gonna recap what I've read, and what I'm planning to read.)

Last time I asked:

I ended up reading a bunch of Batwoman and Batgirl new 52 stuff stuff. it was a blast. Also ended up reading a lot of Harley Quinn from The New 52, but it got kinda old around the 15th issue. There a spot where it picks up? Maybe some good side stories?

Planning to read Aquaman Rebirth for Mera, the Black Canary solo run, and the Starfire Solo run. Maybe recommend more from them.

Stephanie Brown run as Batgirl (2009) really fitting for your search of cute girl and fun adventure

[Stanlos]

Looking for more dc comics about girls cute as they are interesting. Although I decided to make a new topic now I'm not as picky on the art, and they don't have to be fighters, they just have to be interesting, and with a focus on them. Although good art certainly helps!

I'm up for anything, just please give me suggestions for a great starting pointa if it's not too much to ask. Oh, and maybe suggest more mini series' or short lived runs.

(feel free to stop reading at this point and reply if this this is too long of an intro post for you, just gonna recap what I've read, and what I'm planning to read.)

Last time I asked:

I ended up reading a bunch of Batwoman and Batgirl new 52 stuff stuff. it was a blast. Also ended up reading a lot of Harley Quinn from The New 52, but it got kinda old around the 15th issue. There a spot where it picks up? Maybe some good side stories?

Planning to read Aquaman Rebirth for Mera, the Black Canary solo run, and the Starfire Solo run. Maybe recommend more from them.

Body Doubles
Resurrection Man
PAD's SUPERGIRL
Any volume of Wonder Woman pre Flashpoint/N52
MessnerLoebs and/or Ostrander Hawkman
Any volume of BIRDS OF PREY PreFlashpoint/N52
Jack Kirby's Fourth World by John Byrne
Superboy (the weird one with the jacket)/Superboy & The Ravers
Manhunter
Justice League International/JLE
FIRESTORM any volume before Flashpoint/N52 but especially the Jason Rusch IC ones and the Ronny run just before it
CATWOMAN by Jo Duffy and Chuck Dixon (after Flashpoint/N52 they for some reason tried to make her the Helena Bertinelli Huntress in terms family history and de factor mob family head)
PAD's Young Justice
Arsenal mini
JUSTICE LEAGUE AMERICA
JUSTICE LEAGUE INTERNATIONAL
Titans (Devyn Grayson)
New Titans
Team Titans
Darkstars
Green Lantern by Ron Marz
The New Teen Titans
The Outsiders(especially the Zero Hour era)
There are a ton. Dive in

[MajorHoy]

. . . What are the currently-published DC titles that focus on female lead characters?
Which ones are on-going, and which ones are limited runs?

Here's what I'm aware of:

* Batman / Catwoman (12 issues)
* Catwoman
* Crush and Lobo (8 issues)
* Harley Quinn
* Icon and Rocket Season One (6 issues)
* Sensational Wonder Woman
* Supergirl Woman of Tomorrow (8 issues)
* Wonder Girl
* Wonder Woman
* Wonder Woman Black & Gold (6 issues)

So, is there anything I've left out of currently published DC comics that regularly focus on a female lead character?

[Captain Nostalgia]

If your looking for quality writing...

Zatanna by Paul Dini (2010) he writes for about 15 issues or so.

Birds of Prey by Chuck Dixon, (Black Canary & Oracle) (1999) Gail Simone's run is good to, she brings in Huntress and Vixen.

Batgirl (2001) (Cassandra Cain) the first 25 issues are a good read.

I hear Greg Rucka's Wonder Woman is great to, but I tend to follow Canary and Z as my favourite super heroines.

[MajorHoy]

If your looking for quality writing...

Zatanna by Paul Dini (2010) he writes for about 15 issues or so.

Birds of Prey by Chuck Dixon, (Black Canary & Oracle) (1999) Gail Simone's run is good to, she brings in Huntress and Vixen.

Batgirl (2001) (Cassandra Cain) the first 25 issues are a good read.

I hear Greg Rucka's Wonder Woman is great to, but I tend to follow Canary and Z as my favourite super heroines.

But what about comic books DC currently is publishing?

[achilles]

But what about comic books DC currently is publishing?

They must not be publishing anymore, so none. After all, I saw this thread about DC stopping in June, so it must be true. Plus, I saw it on the internet, which as we all know is completely trustworthy...

[John Venus]

If your looking for quality writing...

Zatanna by Paul Dini (2010) he writes for about 15 issues or so.

Birds of Prey by Chuck Dixon, (Black Canary & Oracle) (1999) Gail Simone's run is good to, she brings in Huntress and Vixen.

Batgirl (2001) (Cassandra Cain) the first 25 issues are a good read.

I hear Greg Rucka's Wonder Woman is great to, but I tend to follow Canary and Z as my favourite super heroines.

Speaking of:



Not sure if this has been recommended yet.

[M L A]

Thankfully Andreyko's Manhunter was already mentioned a couple times before I got here. I'd be baffled if it weren't.

Superfamily:
New 52 Supergirl (surprisingly mediocre to good throughout despite numerous creative team changes). The Red Daughter of Krypton arc and Crucible arc were the best though
Andreyko's Supergirl
Gates' Supergirl
Power Girl (Palmiotti/Conner is better than the second half but the second half is okay)
Power Girl: Power Trip

Wonder Woman:
Wonder Woman runs by Perez, Jimenez, Rucka (first run), Simone, Rucka (second run), and Orlando
Legend of Wonder Woman by de Liz
JLA: League of One

Batfamily:
Brubaker's Catwoman
Valentine's Catwoman
Apparently Ram V's Catwoman is good but I haven't read it myself
Puckett's Batgirl (Cass)
Bryan Q Miller's Batgirl (Steph)
Kesel's Harley Quinn (pre new 52)
Dini's Gotham City Sirens
Poison Ivy: Cycle of Life and Death

Other stuff:
Rucka's Checkmate
Wagner's Madame Xanadu
Abnett's Silencer
Humphries' Green Lantern
DC Comics Bombshells digital first'
Vixen: Return of the Lion

[Captain Nostalgia]

Speaking of:



Not sure if this has been recommended yet.

Forgot about that, that's good to.

The Paul Dini Zatanna run though, remains one of my all time favourite reads.

[John Venus]

Forgot about that, that's good to.

The Paul Dini Zatanna run though, remains one of my all time favourite reads.

Mine too. His plots could be 'meh' but in terms how Zee should be characterized and how her world should feel like, Dini is the gold standard.

[batnbreakfast]

Tallulah Black from Jonah Hex
Carol from Scalped
almost every woman /girl from Y- the Last Man

[Babylon23]

most of the titles I thought of have already been mentioned, so I'll just add Stars and Stripes by Geoff Johns.