Coloring DC: Wonder Woman
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| Rating | : | 4.42 (831 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1401267297 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 96 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-11-07 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Now you can color DC Comics and all of its most popular characters your way with COLORING DC: WONDER WOMAN! DC Comics presents this iconic hero in a whole new way: in black and white, on heavy stock suitable for coloring! DC's Warrior stars in a new coloring book focusing on her greatest covers, splash pages and more by some of comics' top artists! This graphic novel features classic illustrations from some of the most well known Wonder Woman artists of all time, including George Pérez, Jim Lee, Brian Bolland, Amanda Conner, Ross Andru, H.G. Peter, Cliff Chiang, Phil Jimenez and more!
TONS O FUN!!!! GEEKALICIOUS!!!! My ARTasticSelf I have wanted a Wonder Woman coloring book like the comics for a long time and here it is! I agree with the other review that there is a lot of pages that have Superman, Justice League, etc., however, it's a GREAT start!!! I am looking forward to coloring these pages. Jim Lee and Michael Turner are our favorite comic book artist (hubby and me) and this has more than a handful of Jim's work, along with MANY other great pieces!This is my third DC coloring book, so far, and like the others because it's double sided, on the thinner side and I like to use markersI have to take it apart and scan it into my computer to re-print which pages I wis. "great pages and artist credit!" according to Monkeyarcher. This is a beautiful book. It has a lovely selection of artists from the Golden Age through Now. This includes some unusual Comics Calvacade covers, the powerless White Go-Go Outfit era, a Lynda Carter, SuperFriends, and many iconic covers. Some may seem a bit dark or complicated at first for coloring, but most are very good selections for pencils, from simple to challenging spaces.(Please note that I referred to pencils. Just like most these current coloring books, they are not suited well for wax crayons - sadly, since I love my crayons. If you are old enough to remember Doodle-Art from decades ago, yes, you could use markers, but just l. Well designed and fun as long as you're okay with lots of Superman/Wonder Woman art. Ugh. B. Buehring I was thrilled to get this in the mail today! I was even more excited to flip through the amazing decades-spanning line art Until I found the first (of many) pages with smoochy scenes from DC's New 52 Superman/Wonder Woman romance. Why DC? WHY? This is a Wonder Woman coloring book. WONDER WOMAN. If, like me, you're repulsed by DC's recent editorial decision to pair Diana up with Superman, you're likely to be pretty disappointed with like a 1/4 of these coloring pages. I really wish I'd been forewarned.However, the book is well designed and has a fun range of art styles and lots of dynamic scenes to color. So if Supes/Wondy doesn't bother