Rucka said that while "The Lies" and "Year One" are complimentary, the series' first trade can be read independently, with readers getting a "straight-up Wonder Woman story where you understand what's ...

LOS ANGELES -- If you've been reading Greg Rucka's current run on DC Comics' Wonder Woman, this is old news, but for everyone whose familiarity with the 75-year-old heroine is limited to Gal Gadot or ...

Yes!! Greg Rucka is officially back on “Batwoman” duty after a 13-year hiatus that left fans wondering if we’d ever see Kate Kane get the treatment she deserved again. At New York Comic Con, DC ...

Whether it's The Punisher and Wolverine for Marvel Comics or Gotham Central and Wonder Woman for DC, writer Greg Rucka is renowned for his work in the world of superheroes. Rucka has faced challenges ...

This week, Wonder Woman fans were given the bummer news that veteran comics writer Greg Rucka would be leaving the character with issue #25 this July. Rucka was given the reigns of Wonder Woman for ...

Batwoman. Daughter. Sister. Soldier. Hero. But since she was 10 years old, Kate Kane has lived in the shadow of a prophecy and the machinations of a religion devoted to the end of all things. How do ...

The Portland-based comic book writer Greg Rucka is one of the giants in Oregon’s comics ecosystem. And he has a unique relationship with Wonder Woman, having two acclaimed runs writing the character ...

Greg Rucka took some time out of his busy Heroes Con schedule a few weeks back to have a chat with IGN about his recent and upcoming comics work. He recently completed a successful Kickstarter for ...

No more wondering about subtext or worrying if you’ve been reading between the lines: “Wonder Woman” writer Greg Rucka has confirmed that Diana of Themyscira is officially, canonically, queer. The ...

Fifteen years after first writing the character, Portland resident Greg Rucka returned to DC Comics to write the ongoing "Wonder Woman" series. Rucka, who said the character has never been more ...

In a long interview dense with discussion of creative intention and identity representation in media, past and current Wonder Woman writer Greg Rucka confirmed to Comicosity’s Matt Santori-Griffith ...