Note that Adventure Comics was originally titled New Comics and then later New Adventure Comics.
There are two eras in which Adventure Comics stories have been incorporated into the Super Comics Universe. The second era was published by Super Comics, which I'll discuss below. Finally, there was another era, in which many stories from Adventure happened in the Wronskiverse in a very similar way.
So lets start with the Golden Age. In the 1992 series "Mystery Men", we learned that all comic books from the golden age of comics up until the end of World War II were incorporated into the Wronskiverse. So all the issues of Adventure Comics up until the end of 1945 are part of Wronskiverse canon. Even stories that don't occur in that era still are incorporated if they were published during that era.
This includes the stories from December 1935 to December 1945 of: 17-20 on the Black, Anchors Aweigh, Andy Handy, Barry O'Neill, Billy the Kid, Blood Pearls, Bulldog Martin, Butch the Pup, Cal 'n' Alec, Captain Desmo, Captain Jim of the Texas Rangers, Captain Quick, Captain Spiniker, Castaway Island, Chikko Chakko, Cotton Carver, Dale Daring, Detective Sergeant Carey, Dickie Duck, Don Coyote, Federal Men, Freddie Bell, Genius Jones, Ginger Snap, Golden Dragon, Goofo the Great, Gulliver's Travels, Hardluck Harry, Hourman, Hubert, Inspector Kent, J. Worthington Blimp, Jack Woods, Jibby Jones, Jungle Fever, King Arthur, Maginnis of the Mounties, Manhunter, Mark Lansing, Mike Gibbs, Monastery of the Blue God, Nadir Master of Magic, Needles, Ol' Oz Bopp, Paul Kirk Manhunter, Peter and Ho-lah-an, Professor Doolittle, Ramblin' Jim, Ray and Gail, Robin Hood, Rusty and his Pals, Sagebrush 'n' Cactus, Sam the Porter, Sandman, Sandor, Sara Lou Sunshine, She, Shining Knight, Sir Loin of Beef, Skip Schuyler, Slim and Tex, Socko Strong, Starman, Steve Conrad, Steve Malone, Strange Adventures of Mr. Weed, Tale of Two Cities, Tod Hunter, Tom Brent, Vikings, Wing Walker, and other single stories with non-recurring characters.
Note that the funny talking animals don't actually reside in the Wronskiverse but in the reality of Animal Town, USA.
In addition, all of the comics published during November 1979 to October 1986 were ripped off and retold as stories involving Super Comics characters. In Action Adventure, stories featuring Speedy, the Super-Trio, Waterman, Stretch, Space Hero, Changer, Zap, Super-Bob, Screamer, the Sleeper, Vonski, Pretty Gal, the Fantastic Four, Witch Woman, Powerkid, Powerlord, the Zap Family, Space Patrol, Zappette, and Phil Sheridan were all largely copies of respective stories featuring the Flash, the Justice Society of America, Aquaman, Plastic Man, Starman, Dial "H" for Hero, Captain Marvel, Superboy, Black Canary, Sandman, the Spectre, Supergirl, the Challengers of the Unknown, Zatanna, Superman, Captain Marvel Junior, the Marvel Family, the Legion of Super-Heores, Mary Marvel, and Jimmy Olsen from Adventure Comics.
From 1989 to 1990, Super Comics published 24 issues and two annuals of a second volume of Adventure Comics, that featured Dark Knight over Hadenville, the Phantom Stranger, Nightmare on Elm Street, the Tele-Kid, Powerman, and the Golden Age Superman.
So that's Adventure Comics' role in the Wronskiverse.
Friday, March 30, 2012
Saturday, March 17, 2012
Batwoman
Batwoman
Created by Bob Kane and Sheldon Moldoff
Real Name: Katherine "Kathy" Webb Kane Wayne
Current Occupation: Deceased; former circus owner
Parents: Unnamed
Siblings: Unnamed brother
Spouse: Bruce Wayne (divorced)
Children: Bruce Wayne Junior
Group Affiliation: None
Place of Birth: Gotham City
Place of Death: Unknown
First Appearance: Detective Comics #233 (July 1956)
Created by Bob Kane and Sheldon Moldoff
Real Name: Katherine "Kathy" Webb Kane Wayne
Current Occupation: Deceased; former circus owner
Parents: Unnamed
Siblings: Unnamed brother
Spouse: Bruce Wayne (divorced)
Children: Bruce Wayne Junior
Group Affiliation: None
Place of Birth: Gotham City
Place of Death: Unknown
First Appearance: Detective Comics #233 (July 1956)
Biography:
Kathy Kane was a bored socialite obsessed with Batman, and so in the late 1940s he created her own costumed identity of Batwoman. Eventually she wooed Batman, and Kathy wed Bruce Wayne. However, Bruce's heart really belonged to Selena Kyle, aka Catwoman.
Regardless, the two had a child, Bruce Junior. Kathy and Bruce divorced, and the two shared custody, meaning that the boy bounced back and forth between his father's estate outside Gotham and his mother's newly acquired circus. Eventually Bruce Junior (or BJ) became Robin to Dick Grayson's Batman, despite Kathy's objections.
In the 1970s, Kathy was killed as part of a plot by Kane, leading Bruce to leave Gotham to seek out the villain once and for all. He failed in killing the immortal villain, and instead was himself killed.
Comments:
Kathy Kane's Wronskiverse canon is relegated to her Earth-2 appearances [due to the inclusion of the Earth-2 Batman canon via the incorporation of Crossovers, which includes the Huntress], her "second Batman and Robin" imaginary story appearances [which is the original basis for the generational Bruce Wayne Junior stories which are used in Crossovers], the appearance of the brunette married to Bruce Wayne in Generations [again, due to Crossovers], and the death storyline from the 1970s [only so that I could have an ending for her].
Friday, March 9, 2012
Deadman
Deadman
Created by Arnold Drake and Carmine Infantino
Real Name: Boston Brand
Current Occupation: Hero
Parents: Unknown
Siblings: Cleveland Brand (twin brother, deceased)
Spouse: None
Children: None
Group Affiliation: None
Place of Birth: Unknown
Current Place of Residence: Mobile
First Appearance: Strange Adventures #205 (October 1967)
Biography:
Trapeze artist extraordinaire and part-owner of the small Hills Bros. Circus, Boston Brand performed nightly as Deadman, a garishly garbed and ghastly disguised figure who played on his audience's most morbid instincts. One evening, Brand was murdered by a rifleman who had a steel hook for a right hand.
Created by Arnold Drake and Carmine Infantino
Real Name: Boston Brand
Current Occupation: Hero
Parents: Unknown
Siblings: Cleveland Brand (twin brother, deceased)
Spouse: None
Children: None
Group Affiliation: None
Place of Birth: Unknown
Current Place of Residence: Mobile
First Appearance: Strange Adventures #205 (October 1967)
Biography:
Trapeze artist extraordinaire and part-owner of the small Hills Bros. Circus, Boston Brand performed nightly as Deadman, a garishly garbed and ghastly disguised figure who played on his audience's most morbid instincts. One evening, Brand was murdered by a rifleman who had a steel hook for a right hand.
Yet, despite the death of his body, Brand's spirit lived on, a gift from the Eastern deity Rama Kushna for the many kindnesses Brand had performed during his life. Brand's spirit would continue to live, Rama Kushna told him, until Brand found the man who had murdered him and brought the killer to justice.
Thus began one of the most bizarre manhunts in history, a quest that led Brand's spirit around the world and ultimately to the hidden lair of the League of Assassins, where Brand learned he had been slain as part of an initiation test for a man who wanted to join the League. Brand's slayer was then slain in turn by the dreaded leader of the League, the Sensei.
Denied personal vengeance by the Sensei's act, Brand's spirit confronted Rama Kushna and struck a new bargain: he would be allowed to remain on Earth as a balancing agent between the forces of good and evil until such time as he felt a balance had finally been struck and his soul was satisfied. That time has not yet come and the spirit of Boston Brand continues to walk the Earth, a Deadman dedicated to the cause of justice.
Comments:
Deadman is brought into the Wronskiverse first by his being part of the post crisis DCU, and then by his inclusion in Crosssovers.
His canon appearances are those few entries found in Crossovers (which place him operating in the 1950s) and then the stories that he appeared in from June 1987 (Secret Origins # 15) to December 1992.
Coming soon, Deadman will be leaving the Wronskiverse. Details coming soon.
Saturday, February 25, 2012
George Perez
Occasionally, I will do bios of the creators who have contributed to Super Comics either directly or indirectly. Today I will cover George Perez.
The following works of Perez are in Super Comics continuity:
Additionally, he created works that inspired my own works.
His work helped me inspire my creation and work of Luke Devlin, the Super-Trio, Powerman, Space Hero, Super Rock, Detective Lebane, and Doctor Mystery.
The following works of Perez are in Super Comics continuity:
| Deadly Hands of Kung Fu #6 | "The Way of the Jackal" | November 1974 | Penciller |
| Creatures on the Loose #33 | Man-Wolf : "Deathgame" | January 1975 | Penciller |
| Deadly Hands of Kung Fu #7 | "Tigers in a Mind-Cage" | December 1974 | Penciller |
| Deadly Hands of Kung Fu #8 | "A Storm of Vengeance" | January 1975 | Penciller |
| Creatures on the Loose #34 | Man-Wolf : "Nightflight" | March 1975 | Penciller |
| Deadly Hands of Kung Fu #9 | "Slaughter in Central Park" | February 1975 | Penciller |
| Creatures on the Loose #35 | Man-Wolf : "Wolfquest" | May 1975 | Penciller |
| Deadly Hands of Kung Fu #10 | "They Who Dwell Within" | March 1975 | Penciller |
| Deadly Hands of Kung Fu #11 | "Gladiators in the Crypt of Tomorrow" | April 1975 | Penciller |
| Deadly Hands of Kung Fu #12 | "The Crack of the Whip" | May 1975 | Penciller |
| Creatures on the Loose #36 | Man-Wolf : "Weird Stone" | July 1975 | Penciller |
| Deadly Hands of Kung Fu #13 | "Death is My Co-Star" | June 1975 | Penciller |
| Deadly Hands of Kung Fu #14 | "The Valley of Ancestors" | July 1975 | Penciller |
| Creatures on the Loose #37 | Man-Wolf : "Moonbound" | September 1975 | Penciller |
| Inhumans #1 | Inhumans : "Spawn of Alien Heat" | October 1975 | Penciller |
| Power Man #27 | Power Man : "Just a Guy Named 'X'" | October 1975 | Penciller |
| Deadly Hands of Kung Fu #16 | "The Rites of Every Citizen" | September 1975 | Penciller |
| Fantastic Four #164 | Fantastic Four : "The Crusader Syndrome" | November 1975 | Penciller |
| Deadly Hands of Kung Fu #17 | "Politics of Death" | October 1975 | Penciller |
| Inhumans #2 | Inhumans : "Star-Slaves" | December 1975 | Penciller |
| Fantastic Four #165 | Fantastic Four : "The Light of Other Worlds" | December 1975 | Penciller |
| Fantastic Four #166 | Fantastic Four : "If It's Tuesday, This Must Be the Hulk" | January 1976 | Penciller |
| Deadly Hands of Kung Fu #19 | "An Ending" | December 1975 | Penciller |
| Inhumans #3 | Inhumans : "Panic in New York" | February 1976 | Penciller |
| Fantastic Four #167 | Fantastic Four : "Titans Two" | February 1976 | Penciller |
| Deadly Hands of Kung Fu #20 | "The Beginning" | January 1976 | Penciller |
| Deadly Hands of Kung Fu #21 | "To Claw the Eyes of Night" | February 1976 | Penciller |
| Inhumans #4 | Inhumans : "The Doom Called Shatterstar" | April 1976 | Penciller |
| Fantastic Four #170 | Fantastic Four : "A Sky Full of Fear" | May 1976 | Penciller |
| Fantastic Four #171 | Fantastic Four : "Death is a Golden Gorilla" | June 1976 | Penciller |
| Fantastic Four #172 | Fantastic Four : "Cry, the Bedeviled Planet" | July 1976 | Penciller |
| Fantastic Four #176 | Fantastic Four : "Improbable as It May Seem -- the Impossible Man is Back in Town" | November 1976 | Penciller |
| Inhumans #8 | Inhumans : "Dust and Demons" | December 1976 | Penciller |
| Fantastic Four #177 | Fantastic Four : "Look Out for the Frightful Four" | December 1976 | Penciller |
| Deadly Hands of Kung Fu #30 | "Threads of Evil... Web of Hate" | November 1976 | Penciller |
| Fantastic Four #178 | Fantastic Four : "Call My Killer -- the Brute" | January 1977 | Penciller |
| Fantastic Four #184 | Fantastic Four : "Aftermath:The Eliminator" | July 1977 | Penciller |
| Fantastic Four #185 | Fantastic Four : "Here There Be Witches" | August 1977 | Penciller |
| Fantastic Four #186 | Fantastic Four : "Enter:Salem's Seven" | September 1977 | Penciller |
| Fantastic Four #187 | Fantastic Four : "Trouble Times Two" | October 1977 | Penciller |
| Fantastic Four #188 | Fantastic Four : "The Rampage of Reed Richards" | November 1977 | Penciller |
| Fantastic Four #191 | Fantastic Four : "Four No More" | February 1978 | Penciller |
| Fantastic Four #192 | Fantastic Four : "He Who Soweth the Wind..." | March 1978 | Penciller |
| Marvel Premiere #45 | Man-Wolf : (No Title) | December 1978 | Penciller |
| Marvel Premiere #46 | Man-Wolf : "Stargod" | February 1979 | Penciller |
| Marvel Two-in-One #56 | Thing : "The Deadlier of the Species" | October 1979 | Penciller |
| Marvel Two-in-One #57 | Thing : "When Walks Wundarr" | November 1979 | Penciller |
| Marvel Two-in-One #58 | Thing : "To the Nth Power" | December 1979 | Penciller |
| Fantastic Four Annual #14 | Fantastic Four : "Cat's-Paw" | 1980 | Penciller |
| Marvel Two-in-One #60 | Thing : "Happiness is a Warm Alien" | February 1980 | Penciller |
| Marvel Two-in-One #64 | Thing : "From the Depths" | June 1980 | Penciller |
| Marvel Two-in-One #65 | Thing : "Serpents from the Sea" | July 1980 | Penciller |
| Fantastic Four Annual #15 | Fantastic Four : "Time for the Prime Ten" | 1980 | Penciller |
| Marvel Fanfare #10 | Black Widow : "Widow" | August 1983 | Plotter/Penciller |
| Marvel Fanfare #11 | Black Widow : "Back in the U.S.S.R." | November 1983 | Plotter/Penciller |
| Marvel Fanfare #12 | Black Widow : "The Web Tightens" | January 1984 | Plotter/Penciller |
| Marvel Fanfare #13 | Black Widow : "The Widow... Alone" | March 1984 | Penciller |
| Crisis on Infinite Earths #1 | "The Summoning" | April 1985 | Penciller |
| Crisis on Infinite Earths #2 | "Time and Time Again" | May 1985 | Penciller |
| Crisis on Infinite Earths #3 | "Oblivion Upon Us" | June 1985 | Penciller |
| Crisis on Infinite Earths #4 | "And Thus Shall the World Die" | July 1985 | Penciller |
| Crisis on Infinite Earths #5 | "Worlds in Limbo" | August 1985 | Penciller |
| Crisis on Infinite Earths #6 | "3 Earths! 3 Deaths" | September 1985 | Penciller |
| Crisis on Infinite Earths #7 | "Beyond the Silent Night" | October 1985 | Penciller |
| Crisis on Infinite Earths #8 | "A Flash of the Lightning" | November 1985 | Penciller |
| Crisis on Infinite Earths #9 | "War Zone" | December 1985 | Penciller |
| Crisis on Infinite Earths #10 | "Death at the Dawn of Time" | January 1986 | Penciller |
| Crisis on Infinite Earths #10 | "The Monitor Tapes..." | January 1986 | Artist |
| Crisis on Infinite Earths #11 | "Aftershock" | February 1986 | Penciller |
| Crisis on Infinite Earths #12 | "Final Crisis" | March 1986 | Plotter/Penciller |
| History of the DC Universe #1 | (Book One) | 1987 | Penciller |
| Wonder Woman #1 | Wonder Woman : "The Princess and the Power" | February 1987 | Plotter/Penciller |
| History of the DC Universe #2 | (Book Two) | 1987 | Penciller |
| Wonder Woman #2 | Wonder Woman : "A Fire in the Sky" | March 1987 | Plotter/Penciller |
| Wonder Woman #3 | Wonder Woman : "Deadly Arrival" | April 1987 | Plotter/Penciller |
| Wonder Woman #4 | Wonder Woman : "A Long Day's Journey into Fright" | May 1987 | Plotter/Penciller |
| Wonder Woman #5 | Wonder Woman : "The Ares Assault" | June 1987 | Plotter/Penciller |
| Wonder Woman #6 | Wonder Woman : "Powerplay" | July 1987 | Plotter/Penciller |
| Wonder Woman #7 | Wonder Woman : "Rebirth" | August 1987 | Plotter/Penciller |
| Wonder Woman #8 | Wonder Woman : "Time Passages" | September 1987 | Writer/Penciller |
| Wonder Woman #9 | Wonder Woman : "Blood of the Cheetah" | October 1987 | Plotter/Penciller |
| Wonder Woman #10 | Wonder Woman : "Paradise Lost" | November 1987 | Plotter/Penciller |
| Wonder Woman #11 | Wonder Woman : "Fire and Torment" | December 1987 | Plotter/Penciller |
| Wonder Woman #12 | Wonder Woman : "Echoes of the Past" | January 1988 | Plotter/Penciller |
| Wonder Woman #13 | Wonder Woman : "Demonplague" | February 1988 | Plotter/Penciller |
| Wonder Woman #14 | Wonder Woman : "For the Glory of Gaea" | March 1988 | Plotter/Penciller |
| Wonder Woman #15 | Wonder Woman : "Swan Song" | April 1988 | Plotter/Penciller |
| Wonder Woman #16 | Wonder Woman : "Bird of Paradise/Bird of Prey" | May 1988 | Plotter/Penciller |
| Action Comics #600 | Superman/Wonder Woman : "Different Worlds" | May 1988 | Inker |
| Wonder Woman #17 | Wonder Woman : "Traces" | June 1988 | Writer/Penciller |
| Wonder Woman #18 | Wonder Woman : "Creatures of the Dark" | July 1988 | Writer/Penciller |
| Wonder Woman #19 | Wonder Woman : "The Witch on the Island" | August 1988 | Writer/Penciller |
| Wonder Woman #20 | Wonder Woman : "Who Killed Myndi Mayer?" | September 1988 | Writer/Penciller |
| Wonder Woman #21 | Wonder Woman : "Cosmic Migration" | October 1988 | Writer/Penciller |
| Wonder Woman #22 | Wonder Woman : "Through Destiny's Door" | November 1988 | Writer/Penciller |
| Wonder Woman Annual #1 | Wonder Woman : "Amazons" | 1988 | Writer/Inker |
| Wonder Woman Annual #1 | Wonder Woman : "Testament" | 1988 | Writer/Artist |
| Wonder Woman #23 | Wonder Woman : "A God Among Men" | December 1988 | Writer/Penciller |
| New Titans #50 | Teen Titans : "Home Again" | December 1988 | Plotter/Penciller |
| Wonder Woman #24 | Wonder Woman : "Combat Zone" | 1988 | Writer/Penciller |
| New Titans #51 | Teen Titans : "Secrets Behind the Cosmos" | Winter 1988 | Plotter/Penciller |
| Wonder Woman #25 | Wonder Woman : "The Burning School" | 1988 | Writer |
| Wonder Woman #26 | Wonder Woman : "The Immortal Storm" | January 1989 | Writer |
| New Titans #52 | Teen Titans : "Trackdown" | January 1989 | Plotter/Penciller |
| Wonder Woman #27 | Wonder Woman : "From Day into Night" | February 1989 | Writer |
| New Titans #53 | Teen Titans : "Battle Plan" | February 1989 | Plotter/Penciller |
| Wonder Woman #28 | Wonder Woman : "Jungle Sacrament" | March 1989 | Writer |
| New Titans #54 | Teen Titans : "Answers and Questions" | March 1989 | Plotter/Penciller |
| Wonder Woman #29 | Wonder Woman : "Bloodvine" | April 1989 | Writer |
| Wonder Woman #30 | Wonder Woman : "To Live by the Sword" | May 1989 | Writer |
| Secret Origins Annual #3 | Teen Titans : "Pieces of the Puzzle" | 1989 | Writer/Inker |
| Action Comics Annual #2 | Superman : "Memories of Krypton's Past" | 1989 | Writer/Inker |
| Wonder Woman #31 | Wonder Woman : "The Savage Moon" | June 1989 | Writer |
| New Titans #55 | Teen Titans : "Transition" | June 1989 | Plotter/Penciller |
| Wonder Woman #32 | Wonder Woman : "Meanwhile..." | July 1989 | Writer |
| New Titans #56 | Teen Titans : "More Than Human" | July 1989 | Plotter |
| Action Comics #643 | Superman : "Superman on Earth" | July 1989 | Writer/Penciller |
| Wonder Woman #33 | Wonder Woman : "Secrets in the Sand" | August 1989 | Writer |
| Adventures of Superman #457 | Superman : "Echoes" | August 1989 | Plotter |
| New Titans #57 | Teen Titans : "Study in Steel" | August 1989 | Plotter/Penciller |
| Action Comics #644 | Superman : "Doppelganger" | August 1989 | Writer/Penciller |
| Wonder Woman #34 | Wonder Woman : "The Tournament of the Crown" | September 1989 | Writer |
| New Titans #58 | Teen Titans : "Controls" | September 1989 | Plotter |
| Wonder Woman Annual #2 | Wonder Woman : "The Game of the Name" | September 1989 | Writer |
| Wonder Woman Annual #2 | Wonder Woman : "Headline" | September 1989 | Writer |
| Wonder Woman Annual #2 | Wonder Woman : "Trademark" | September 1989 | Writer |
| Wonder Woman Annual #2 | Wonder Woman : "Logo" | September 1989 | Writer |
| Wonder Woman Annual #2 | Wonder Woman : "Banner" | September 1989 | Writer |
| Wonder Woman Annual #2 | Wonder Woman : "Marquee" | September 1989 | Writer |
| Wonder Woman Annual #2 | Wonder Woman : "Legend" | September 1989 | Writer |
| Wonder Woman Annual #2 | Wonder Woman : "Tribute" | September 1989 | Writer |
| Adventures of Superman #458 | Superman : "I Sing the Body Elastic" | September 1989 | Plotter |
| Action Comics #645 | Superman : "My Lady Maxima" | September 1989 | Writer/Penciller |
| Wonder Woman #35 | Wonder Woman : "Journey's End" | October 1989 | Writer |
| New Titans #59 | Teen Titans : "Beast of Burden" | October 1989 | Plotter |
| Adventures of Superman #459 | Superman : "Solitude" | October 1989 | Plotter |
| Batman #440 | Batman : "Suspects" | 1989 | Plotter |
| Wonder Woman #36 | Wonder Woman : "Changes in the Wind" | November 1989 | Plotter |
| New Titans #60 | Teen Titans : "Roots" | November 1989 | Plotter/Penciller |
| Action Comics #647 | Superman : "Brain Drain" | November 1989 | Penciller |
| Wonder Woman #37 | Wonder Woman : "Strangers in Paradise" | December 1989 | Plotter |
| New Titans #61 | Teen Titans : "Going Home" | December 1989 | Plotter |
| Adventures of Superman #461 | Superman : "Home" | December 1989 | Inker |
| Batman #442 | Batman : "Rebirth" | 1989 | Plotter |
| Action Comics #648 | Superman : "Body and Mind" | December 1989 | Penciller |
| Wonder Woman #38 | Wonder Woman : "Forbidden Fruit" | January 1990 | Plotter |
| Action Comics #649 | Superman : "Man and Machine" | January 1990 | Penciller |
| Wonder Woman #39 | Wonder Woman : "Poisoned Souls" | February 1990 | Plotter |
| Action Comics #650 | Superman : "Reflections" | February 1990 | Penciller |
| Wonder Woman #40 | Wonder Woman : "Divided We Fall" | March 1990 | Plotter |
| Action Comics #651 | Superman : "Not of this Earth" | March 1990 | Penciller |
| Wonder Woman #41 | Wonder Woman : "The Ties That Bind" | April 1990 | Writer |
| Action Comics #652 | Superman : "Wayward Son" | April 1990 | Penciller |
| Wonder Woman #42 | Wonder Woman : "The Silver Wing of Terror" | May 1990 | Plotter |
| New Titans #66 | Teen Titans : "Fatal Attraction" | May 1990 | Plotter |
| Wonder Woman #43 | Wonder Woman : "The Armageddon Aria" | June 1990 | Plotter |
| New Titans #67 | Teen Titans : "If Looks Could Kill" | July 1990 | Plotter |
| Wonder Woman #44 | Wonder Woman : "Caged" | July 1990 | Plotter |
| Wonder Woman #45 | Wonder Woman : "Legacy" | August 1990 | Writer |
| Secret Origins #50 | "The Glimpse" | August 1990 | Artist |
| Secret Origins #50 | "The Startling Secret of the Space Museum" | August 1990 | Inker |
| Wonder Woman #46 | Wonder Woman : "Chalk Drawings" | September 1990 | Writer |
| Wonder Woman #47 | Wonder Woman : "Common Ground" | October 1990 | Writer |
| Wonder Woman #48 | Wonder Woman : "Fang and Claw" | November 1990 | Writer |
| Wonder Woman #49 | Wonder Woman : (No Title) | December 1990 | Writer |
| Wonder Woman #50 | Wonder Woman : "Embrace the Coming Dawn" | January 1991 | Writer |
| Wonder Woman #51 | Wonder Woman : "Speeding Image" | February 1991 | Writer |
| Wonder Woman #52 | Wonder Woman : "Shards" | March 1991 | Writer |
| Wonder Woman #53 | Wonder Woman : "Welcome to My Nightmare" | April 1991 | Writer |
| Wonder Woman #54 | Wonder Woman : "Mind Games" | May 1991 | Writer |
| Wonder Woman #55 | Wonder Woman : "Psycho Path" | June 1991 | Writer |
| Wonder Woman #56 | Wonder Woman : "Victims" | July 1991 | Writer |
| Wonder Woman #57 | Wonder Woman : "The Fugitive Kind" | August 1991 | Writer |
| War of the Gods #1 | "Hellfire's Web" | September 1991 | Writer/Penciller |
| Wonder Woman #58 | Wonder Woman : "Atlas Shrugged" | September 1991 | Writer |
| War of the Gods #2 | "The Holy Wars" | October 1991 | Writer/Penciller |
| Wonder Woman #59 | Wonder Woman : "Tales from the Front Lines" | October 1991 | Writer |
| War of the Gods #3 | "Casualties of War" | November 1991 | Writer/Penciller |
| Wonder Woman #60 | Wonder Woman : "Blood and Sand" | November 1991 | Writer |
| War of the Gods #4 | "In the Beginning... There Was the End" | December 1991 | Writer/Penciller |
| Wonder Woman #61 | Wonder Woman : "To Avenge an Amazon" | January 1992 | Writer |
| Wonder Woman #62 | Wonder Woman : "Pages Turned" | February 1992 | Writer |
| Deathstroke, the Terminator #10 | Deathstroke : "Needs and Necessities" | May 1992 | Inker |
| Deathstroke, the Terminator #11 | Deathstroke : "Crimes and Commitments" | June 1992 | Inker |
| Team Titans #1 [Variant B] | Team Titans : "Nightrider" | September 1992 | Inker |
| Team Titans #1 [Variant D] | Team Titans : "Terra" | September 1992 | Inker |
Additionally, he created works that inspired my own works.
His work helped me inspire my creation and work of Luke Devlin, the Super-Trio, Powerman, Space Hero, Super Rock, Detective Lebane, and Doctor Mystery.
| George Pérez | |
|---|---|
 George Pérez with two nieces dressed asWonder Girl (left) and Terra (right) | |
| Born | June 9, 1954 New York City, New York |
| Nationality | American |
| Area(s) | Writer, Penciller, Inker |
| Notable works | Avengers, vol. 3 Crisis on Infinite Earths New Teen Titans Wonder Woman, vol. 2 |
| Awards | Eagle Award, 1979, 1980, 1986, 2000 Inkpot Award, 1983 Jack Kirby Award, 1985, 1986 |
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