Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti Working On DC Ame-Comi Title

[KirbyKrackle]

Moore Amanda Conner, especially on wonder woman, along with Palmiotti and Grey on peegee again is always a good thing. I'm glad DC is starting to more into the digital comics game, and getting more talented creators to go along with it.

Come to think of it, Imagine less popular characters getting their own weekly digital comics> like, if there wasn't going to be another secret six ongoing, I could go for at least a digital version of it.

[Shurato2099]

Not familiar with Ted Naifeh who's doing the Duela Dent art.

[michealdark]

I'm for sure curious

[Karen El]

That would be my thought as well. A Manga-influenced series would sound like a way to try and get more female and young readers, but like you said it also seems like they're trying to play it as safe as possible with established American artists.

Except have you seen the figures they are basing these characters on?




It's not exactly female/young reader friendly.

[michealdark]

The figures look significantly more dumb than the preview art did

[JBK405]

Is it just me, or does that Catwoman figure look mid-adolescent (At least, mid-adolescent as it appears in comics, where teens are fully developed)?

[Thequeerjock]

Is it just me, or does that Catwoman figure look mid-adolescent (At least, mid-adolescent as it appears in comics, where teens are fully developed)?

Yup. The faces are very unsettling on a lot of them.

[ZimMan2]

Needs more Buster Posing.

[JBK405]

Yup. The faces are very unsettling on a lot of them.

At least Supergirl is supposed to be young, Catwoman and PG are supposed to be fully grown (And I'm kinda feeling a little dirty looking at those models).

[michealdark]

All the figures are like that. American's don't seem to understand that not all anime girls look like they're 11 year olds with tits, and the people they got to design these seem to fall into that trap.