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HOW CONNER AND PALMIOTTI REINVIGORATED HARLEY AND REIMAGINED ‘THE JETSONS’ [INTERVIEW]

Captain Marvel has spent months in space protecting Earth from alien threats big and small, but now it’s time for Earth’s mightiest hero to come home!

DC Comics for July 2021: this is the cover for Superman: Red and Blue #5, drawn by Amanda Conner.

Harley Quinn #11 (2014)

Writers: Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti

Artist: Chad Hardin

Power Girl definitely needs a new costume.

- Are we friends?

- Yeah, honey. We’re friends.

Selina Kyle and Lois Lane in Batman #68

The only thing this Wonder Burglar is stealing is another kiss from Steve.

— “Wonder Woman: Come Back to Me Part I” in JLA Giant #3 (2018) by Amanda Conner, Jimmy Palmiotti, and Chad Hardin

What a delightful story unfolding in the pages of the JLA 100-Page Giant #3! Wonder Woman plays with her puppy on the beach before he runs off to test some experimental aircraft for the government. A lot of smooching, banter, and Etta Candy are involved. In fact, the only drawback so far is that Steve is wearing thismuch clothing while hanging out on the beach! It’s just not like him!

Thanks@skaldic-totems for the heads up!

—“Wonder Woman: Come Back to Me Part I” inJLA Giant #3 (2018) by Amanda Conner, Jimmy Palmiotti, and Chad Hardin

Team Wonder Woman ♥ Look at how Diana and Steve’s faces are glowing in the last panel when Etta joins their hug! I have a feeling they’ll all be back together in the main title too.

— Wonder Woman: Come Back to Me #5 (2019) by Amanda Conner, Jimmy Palmiotti, Tom Derenick, Alex Sinclair, Hi-Fi, and Travis Lanham

“Both Steve Trevor and I needed a well-deserved break from our hectic lives, and decided on some alone time together.” This digital series and a new writer on Wonder Woman are making me want to pick up comics again! Maybe I’ll start slow and work my way back up to a pull list.

—Wonder Woman: Agent of Peace #3 (2020) by Amanda Conner, Jimmy Palmiotti, Daniel Sampere, Juan Albarran, and Travis Lanham

Wonder Woman and Steve TrevorinWonder Woman: Come Back to Me #1. Art by Chad Hardin.

Even though she looked like a living Adam Hughes’ drawing, Tallest’s Power Girl costume was actually based on Amanda Conner’s design (notice the leather strap instead of the rope).

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