DC Comics
A comic book publisher and home of Wonder Woman.
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DC brought in novelist Jodi Picoult to write Wonder Woman. A DC editor offered Picoult a few Wonder Woman issues, which made her only the second woman to write the hero.
She had to learn comic craft on the job. She wrote a five-story arc about Diana and her mother Hippolyta.
The Writing Habits Behind 50 Million Books Sold (Jodi Picoult Interview)
A DC editor offered Picoult a few Wonder Woman issues, making her only the second woman to write the hero. She had to learn comic craft on the job and wrote a five-story arc about Diana and her mother Hippolyta.
DC brought in novelist Jodi Picoult to write Wonder Woman. A DC editor offered Picoult a few Wonder Woman issues, which made her only the second woman to write the hero.
She had to learn comic craft on the job. She wrote a five-story arc about Diana and her mother Hippolyta.
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