william moulton marston

Lose Your Illusion

When you get invited to a charity event by a guy named Ty M. Master, you’d better dress for dinosaur fighting.

Marin Theatre Company’s Lasso of Truth seems like it was pretty much made for me.

Marin Theatre Company unveils Carson Kreitzer’s Wonder Woman play, Lasso of Truth.

I don’t like to make grand pronouncements like this too often, but Mer-Man is a fucking loser.

’Tis the season to dig up another one of Wonder Woman’s very special Christmas stories from the 1940s.

This is a weird one. And not just because it hinges on a talking lion.

The three interlinked stories in this issue are all about the redemption of Baroness Paula von Gunther, Wonder Woman’s erstwhile archenemy.

I’d say this is a weird one, but with early William Moulton Marston Wonder Woman comics, that’s pretty much a given.

Everyone knows nothing says Christmas like concentration camps.

Sensation Comics #14 was an unusual Wonder Woman tale in that the entire story is told from the point of view of another character.…