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Azzarello & Chiang Discuss Icons and "Wonder Woman"
by Josie Campbell, Staff Writer
In 2006, "100 Bullets" creator Brian Azzarello and "Human Target" artist Cliff Chiang delighted DC Comics fans by teaming up for "Doctor Thirteen," a backup story in the eight-issue miniseries "Tales Of The Unexpected." This September, Azzarello and Chiang reunite once again for DC Comics' company-wide relaunch -- but instead of working with one of DC's smallest characters, they are working with one of the publisher's biggest, oldest and most widely recognizable: Wonder Woman.
by Josie Campbell, Staff Writer
In 2006, "100 Bullets" creator Brian Azzarello and "Human Target" artist Cliff Chiang delighted DC Comics fans by teaming up for "Doctor Thirteen," a backup story in the eight-issue miniseries "Tales Of The Unexpected." This September, Azzarello and Chiang reunite once again for DC Comics' company-wide relaunch -- but instead of working with one of DC's smallest characters, they are working with one of the publisher's biggest, oldest and most widely recognizable: Wonder Woman.