Wonder Woman Historia by Kelly Sue DeConnick

I'm not going to go into more detail because it's not my business to share, but… human beings over schedules. Two reasons: one is a supply chain thing that I don't quite understand, but more importantly, the second reason involves the actual team of colorists working on this book and COVID. It took us-what?-3 years to get to the point where we were able to get a release date and we have to bump? Well… yes. Kelly Sue De Connick talked about the delay of the first issue of her Wonder Woman Historia with Phil Jimenez from the 19th of October to the 16th of November, citing reasons similar to those DC Comics gave.

Please know that we are doing everything we can to keep a steady supply of product coming through the system until the supply chain strain begin to ease, but based on current industry feedback, this situation is likely to continue for several more months.īleeding Cool had also heard that, after all the redundancies from 2020, DC Editorial staffers are severely overworked right now, also adding to the logjam. DC will communicate these moves clearly and quickly. A list of updated release dates for affected titles is below, and we expect further shifts in the future. Up to this point, we've been able to keep delays and shortages to a minimum, but with recent notifications about covid-related port closures, international and domestic freight delays, workforce shortages, and a severely allocated paper supply, we are unable to continue to manage this situation without disruption. Brought to life by one of the industry's most successful women writers, and an openly gay man, the issue reads as a countercultural statement. It is a stunning work of visual narrative art, lovingly rendered by Phil Jimenez.Wonder Woman time! Back in Augiust, Bleeding Cool was first to run a DC Comics letter to comic book retailers, talking about upcoming delays to plenty of comic books, iĭC faces an unprecedented strain on the global supply chain, affecting all of us in the comic industry and beyond. It is at once a feminist rallying cry and a power fantasy embracing womanhood while condemning men's historical abuse of power. Wonder Woman Historia is a history of the Amazons, their mythology, and the complex and unjust treatment of women throughout history.

RELATED: DC's Wonder Woman 2021 Annual #1 This oversized issue spans the otherworldly realm of myth to the all-too-human concerns of Hippolyta, future queen of the Amazons. To call this simply an origin story for Wonder Woman sells it short. Unable to tolerate the cruelty of men any longer, the goddesses put a plan into action that births a new people - warrior women they call the Amazons.

Described by DC as the 'entire story of the Amazons' up to the arrival of Steve Trevor on Themyscira, this premiere issue delves into Greek goddesses and their righteous anger.

Wonder Woman Historia by Kelly Sue DeConnick