Like most fans of Renee, the announcement that Rucka is leaving really bothered me. What also bothered me was my perception that Batwoman was more on people's minds than the Question. If you just browse the recent Women in Comics blog links like I do, it is obvious who is on people's minds. I like Batwoman, but I like Renee more. Plus, it has been ( Read more... )

Greg Rucka just announced at Wondercon that he'll be leaving DC Comics. What does this mean for Renee? Probably nothing good No news yet. But I highly recommend following Rucka's other work (such as Queen and Country or Stumptown), especially fans of Renee--he writes some damn good female protagonists.

In less sad news, Geoff Johns says the ( Read more... )

In which Renee and Helena go on an adventure. With a special guest star! Spoilers in the comments!

Renee and Charlie meet again...in even worse circumstances. Discuss in the comments--SPOILERS, obviously!

Hello there, this is Mod #2 (the one who does not do the snazzy coding), and we should have one of these. This post is for discussion of The Question co-feature; you can discuss in the comments or link to an LJ post. Spoilers in the comments!

Why hasn't ruckawriter been updating his LJ lately? Why, because he has a Twitter now, of course! Having recently acquired Twitter accounts ourselves, jaclynhyde and I vied with each other to see who would be the first to get up the nerve to ask the question:


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And now, the news item that prompted the launch of this comm, posted here for posterity:

Dan DiDio: "And by the way, we have a little surprise about those issues. Denny O'Neil is now involved in the writing on The Question issue."

So, Blackest Night tie-in The Question #37, co-written by Greg Rucka and Denny O'Neil, art by Denys Cowan and Bill ( Read more... )