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Showing posts with label Phil Jimenez. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Phil Jimenez. Show all posts
Sunday, July 12, 2026
Celebrating Artist Phil Jimenez
Celebrating the birthday of artist Phil Jimenez (July 12, 1970) with the last two covers to Guy Gardner: Warrior (#43 and #44, June and July, 1996), which was the beginning of the end for Guy's alien inspired powers.
Saturday, July 12, 2025
Celebrating Artist Phil Jimenez
Celebrating the birthday of artist Phil Jimenez (July 12, 1970) with a special treat from the Triangle Era of Superman titles, with four covers that Phil did for the December, 1999 issues of Superman...
...Superman #151, Adventures Of Superman #573, Superman: The Man Of Steel #95 and Action Comics #760!
Saturday, June 3, 2017
Wonder Woman She's A Wonder
"She's A Wonder"....the title of the story in Wonder Woman #170 (July, 2001), by Joe Kelly, Phil Jimenez and Andy Lanning (all under a cover by Adam Hughes), has reporter Lois Lane following around Wonder Woman (Princess Diana of Themyscira) as she lives a day in her life...and gets some insight on who Wonder Woman is.
A simple, but well told and illustrated tale, that is helpful for anyone who needs to have Wonder Woman defined for them....and a great comic to start on if you've just seen the movie and want an issue to dive in with (as you very much see echos of this at beginning and end of the movie...this also follows very much of the Wonder Woman character that George Perez worked on, when Wonder Woman was rebooted in the 1980s adding more of classic mythology to Wonder Woman's origin.....also a great place to start!).
Of course, there's more....Wonder Woman in the Justice League of America, Wonder Woman in the Justice Society of America, Wonder Woman foes like the Angle Man, Silver Swan and Villainy, Incorporated, and even info on the Essential Wonder Woman Encyclopedia!
A simple, but well told and illustrated tale, that is helpful for anyone who needs to have Wonder Woman defined for them....and a great comic to start on if you've just seen the movie and want an issue to dive in with (as you very much see echos of this at beginning and end of the movie...this also follows very much of the Wonder Woman character that George Perez worked on, when Wonder Woman was rebooted in the 1980s adding more of classic mythology to Wonder Woman's origin.....also a great place to start!).
Of course, there's more....Wonder Woman in the Justice League of America, Wonder Woman in the Justice Society of America, Wonder Woman foes like the Angle Man, Silver Swan and Villainy, Incorporated, and even info on the Essential Wonder Woman Encyclopedia!
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