Absolute Wonder Woman Issue 7 is published by DC Comics. Written by Kelly Thompson, art and colours by Mattia de Iulis and ... but both will be forced to stay. In the past, Circe tells Diana a story ...

Today, LOLtron brings you a preview of Absolute Wonder Woman #7, hitting stores on April ... It's a moment Diana and Circe have always known would come, but when the time actually arrives ...

No wonder pop culture is so invested ... This painting was completed circe 1620 and is located at the Louvre, Paris. Photograph by Fine Art Images/Heritage Images/Getty Images A Greek amphora ...

Jef is an author, pilot, and scruffy looking nerf-herder, not necessarily in that order. When he's not writing for Massively or slipping the surly bonds of earth, he dreams of the perfect Cool Ranch ...

In Homer’s Odyssey, the episode of the witch Circe is one of the most deliciously intriguing of the epic. She is often ...

It’s all additive, and by extension, provides even more layers to Circe and Diana’s bond ... in an incredibly satisfying way. Absolute Wonder Woman #7 also holds the distinction of being ...

The feminist artist probed, mimicked, and remixed mass media to explore how information is disseminated, transformed, and assimilated.

Both Circe and Barbara Ann Minerva are in different roles regarding Diana so far, but Absolute Wonder Woman #7 just teased how Diana’s iconic villain, Cheetah, could finally enter the fray.

It's no secret that the role of Wonder Woman is one of the most coveted in Hollywood, and it seems another talented actress has thrown her hat (or perhaps tiara?) into the ring. It seems ...

It's especially nice when it involves two of our favorite subjects. First, we have Wonder Woman and pop culture icon Lynda Carter, who's been in our hearts since we crushed on her hard during her ...