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A.C. discusses her work on BEFORE WATCHMEN: SILK SPECTRE on the Word Balloon pop culture podcast, so click here to find out what everyone's favorite "reprobate with a pencil" has to say!
It comes as no surprise that the Amanda Conner-illustrated and Darwyn Cooke-co-written BEFORE WATCHMEN: SILK SPECTRE has been met with critical kudos, and consequently there are numerous reviews to be had on the subject. Rather than do individual posts on every critique out there, here are some links you can click on that will take you straight to the reviews found at:
The inimitable Amanda Conner chats about her take (with Darwyn Cooke) on writing the sixteen-year-old Silk Spectre in the character's eponymous BEFORE WATCHMEN mini-series over at MTV GEEK. Click here to see the video.
The Amanda Conner-drawn and co-scripted BEFORE WATCHMEN: SILK SPECTRE #1 is reviewed over at Pop Tards by "Optimus Douche" (the name that's most certainly found on his birth certificate). Click here to get the whole scoop.
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| awesome. |
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| Women Laughing makes the world go round. |
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| Everything about her and the pose is sexy. |
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| We know what she is doing and its great. |
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| Thats a Catwoman I would enjoy. |
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| Second favorite. |
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| Beautiful face. |
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| For the Troops. |
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| love that color green against the skin. |
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| why women are more beauiful then men |
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| My personal favorite of the week. |
Our favorite pencil jockey/illustrator of charmingly voluptuous female cartoon types chats about the controversy over the size of comics characters' boobs — for such stuff will indeed destroy our fair nation and destroy the minds of our youth if allowed to flourish unchecked! — her involvement with BEFORE WATCHMEN: SILK SPECTRE, and a bunch of other stuff over at BuzzFeed's Shift section, so click here to read what the Four Color Fox has to impart!
Jimmy and Justin are interviewed about the upcoming PHANTOM LADY mini-series from DC Comics over at Comic Book Resources, and you can read all the info by clicking here. 
CREATOR OWNED HEROES #1 — featuring all-new, all-original work by Jimmy Palmiotti, Justin Gray, Phil Noto, Steve Niles, Kevin Mellon and Bill Tortolini — hits the comics shops today, so trek on down to your local purveyor of quality four-color entertainment and snag yourself a copy!
Now that the digital AME-COMI GIRLS: WONDER WOMAN #1 has hit, reviews are inevitable and the one found over at 3 Chicks Review Comics is pretty much a full-on love-fest. The reviewers are clearly fans of what Jimmy Palmiotti and Justin Gray do as writers, citing them for their strong handle on female characters, but the real avalanche of kudos is reserved for artist Amanda Conner, about whom the reviewers pretty much could not stop voicing their admiration. Click here to listen to the podcast, and stick around for the whole thing because the other subjects covered are just as interesting to hear. (The discussion of AME-COMI GIRLS: WONDER WOMAN is the lead-in, so the gratification is immediate.)
Hooray for Hollywood! Jimmy Palmiotti and Phil Noto's THE NEW WEST has been picked up for production by New Regency. Everything's still pretty much in the embryonic stages but you can go to ComicBookMovie.com to gather what intel there is. And stay tuned to this blog for further developments!
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| Wonder Woman is always sexy to me. |
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| She made watchmen for me. |
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| another favorite. |
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| WANT. |
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| X marks the spots. |
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| she drives men mad. |
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| One of my favorites. Reminds me of one of my close friends. |
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| Met her in San Diego...a real doll. |
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| She does have a filthy mouth. |
