New Wonder Woman creative team!

[HandofPrometheus]

https://www.newsarama.com/34990-new-...mber-2017.html
Finally we getting towards the Darkseid War story plots and Grail! I love that Wondy got a new villain.

[CRaymond]

Excellent! Looks like I'll be saving some money in the future. Down to Saga and WicDiv. Woooo

[Nyssane]

Haven't heard of those three, but excited nonetheless!

It seems like Giganta will be taking either Diana's or Grail's side. Really like that they included her!

[Baggie_Saiyan]

Haven't heard of those three, but excited nonetheless!

It seems like Giganta will be taking either Diana's or Grail's side. Really like that they included her!

Lupacchino's art is pretty wonderful. Great scoop.

[Dr. Poison]

James Robinson is returning to DC to write Wonder Woman and he's bringing Giganta with him??? That is awesome! Grail is the icing on this cake! I'm also excited to finally see Jason and why he was hidden.

[DragonPiece]

Wait, why do you guys think Grail is apart of this?

Either way, this is very exciting. Nice to see James Robinson back at DC.

[Nyssane]

Wait, why do you guys think Grail is apart of this?

Either way, this is very exciting. Nice to see James Robinson back at DC.

...She's on the cover.

[DragonPiece]

...She's on the cover.

lol oh wow, I swear I thought that was Katana at first glance haha.

[MajorHoy]

But, the article mentions

The new trio's run is scheduled to run for six issues, from September to December.

What happens after issue #36?

[Harpsikord]

But, the article mentions What happens after issue #36?

I am incredibly excited for this, but the fact that this is only slated for six issues is suspect.

Maybe one or two members of the creative team will change, maybe this is just a holdover until the writer that they want is available, maybe they're waiting out sales.

I am thoroughly confused: I thought that The New 52 Diana was essentially dunzo post REBIRTH but Grail and Jason are going to show up in the not too distant future???

Maybe Jason is the new Nubia? Also made of clay, brought to life by Zeus.

[Vanguard-01]

Robinson has been hit-or-miss for me in the past. Cry For Justice is still one of the worst comics ever written, let's not forget. But still? He's done good work in the past and I'm hoping DC and WB have a newfound appreciation for Diana after her movie did so well. So I'm going to assume that they know what they're doing.

LOVE Emanuella Lupacchino's art! She's the real selling point for me. She's done great things with Starfire, Supergirl, and now she gets to draw the greatest female icon in comics, so I'm expecting great things from her.

So, one classic Wonder-rogue confirmed? Excellent! Looking forward to seeing what this team can do with Giganta. Very curious to see how the Jason concept is finally used. If it means more chances to build up Grail as a credible Wonder Woman villain, then I'm all for it.

All-in-all? Pretty happy with this news!

[richalex]

I got scared there with that Bryan Hitch cover (BARF)

James Robinson (This could be good, and I love what he did with the Earth 2 Version, or atleast what he attempted to do. *Wonders*)
Emanuela Lupacchino is a good artist
Carlos Pagulyan Never heard of him.

[sakuyamons]

I got scared there with that Bryan Hitch cover (BARF)

I know. I feared for the worst.

Eh, I don't care about the Jason plot/Darkseid War but Giganta is cool! Maybe I'll check it out.

I don't think I've read any of Robinsons' works, are they good?

[gwangung]

I know. I feared for the worst.

Eh, I don't care about the Jason plot/Darkseid War but Giganta is cool! Maybe I'll check it out.

I don't think I've read any of Robinsons' works, are they good?

Extremely variable. STARMAN, great. EARTH 2, competent to good. CRY FOR JUSTICE---ack.

[K. Jones]

Extremely variable. STARMAN, great. EARTH 2, competent to good. CRY FOR JUSTICE---ack.

Yeah, he's way variable. In the New Krypton period for instance, his Jimmy Olsen stuff was cool, the Atlas (and Krypto) storyline solid. The Captain Atom backups ... pretty meh. But the Mon-El and Guardian stuff was pretty decent, and oddly more interesting than Rucka's Nightwing and Flamebird storyline running parallel. Rucka and Robinson were co-writers on "World of New Krypton", though, right? That was a solid book.

I thought his "Dick Grayson Batman"/Supergirl Justice League had cool concepts. Conversely I thought everything he touched related to Green Arrow was a total disaster.

I was having trouble thinking of the last DC thing he did that I read, but it popped into my head - the Not Quite New 52 "The Shade" maxi-series. That was a damn fine series.