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Comic Books Kiss and Makeup with Women | The Discriminating Fangirl

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Joseph Gordon-Levitt to join “Rises!” Zack Galifianakis to co-star in “R.I.P.D.!” Six possible Lois Lanes for “Superman!” Also, “Wonder Woman” script details, “The Cape” loses episodes, and more.

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DK Rises, R.I.P.D., Superman: Feb 2nd Comic Reel

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Comic Vine Weekly News: 1/28/11

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“Terminator Salvation” and “Nikita” director McG is the rumored front-runner to direct the pilot for David E. Kelley’s “Wonder Woman” TV series at NBC based on the popular DC Comics heroine.

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SPINOFF: Will McG Direct Kelley’s "Wonder Woman" Pilot?

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DC Comics has released a preview for “Wonder Woman” #606, the continuation of J. Michael Straczynski’s re-imagining of the Amazonian princess. Written by JMS and hil Hester, the issue hits stores tomorrow, January 26.

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PREVIEW: "Wonder Woman" #606

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In a surprise move, NBC has ordered the pilot for the David E. Kelley “Wonder Woman” revival that just two weeks ago couldn’t find a network. The writer’s take on the character appears to be a departure from both comics and the ’70s TV series.

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NBC Picks Up Kelley’s "Wonder Woman" Pilot

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Friday nights seem to be the time and day for the Wonder Woman news. It was recently announced that David E. Kelley’s Wonder Woman project wasn’t going to happen due to cost and a lack of interest from networks.

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NBC Picks Up Wonder Woman TV Show

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How Phil Hester Will Change Wonder Woman [Interview]

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Wonder Woman is never able to catch a break. Many were surprised when it was announced that there were plans for a Wonder Woman television show headed by David E.

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Off My Mind: Wonder Woman's TV Show Postponed

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Quick First Issue Reviews
I review several comics, including Gødland #1, which was pull-quoted for the trade collection

Quick Superman & Batman Reviews
I give middling reviews to several DC comics, including the final issue of Chuck Austen’s notorious JLA arc.

Quick Comic Reviews
I review the second issue of We3, the first issue of Authority Revolution, and an issue of Azzarello & Lee’s Superman run.

The Most Popular Graphic Novel in All the Land
It’s Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Roderick Rules, which I took a photograph of a Borders window display.

Friday Night Fights: Hulk vs. The Thing
Who doesn’t like to see Bruce & Ben throw down?

Friday Night Fights: Olive Oyl vs. Popeye
Olive pops Popeye one.

The Many Costumes of Wonder Woman
My overview of Wonder Woman’s costume changes through the years.

Quick Comics Reviews
I review random issues of Adventures of Superman, Ultimate Spider-Man, and Wolverine.

The Sixth Sign
The apocalypse was nigh upon us in 2004, when William Shatner won his first Emmy award.

Amazon Top 50
No idea why this particular list compilation from August 2010 is so popular.

The first four are an order of magnitude in popularity above the others; I suspect they are coming up often in Google image searches…

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