Stephanie Williams

40 issues, yeah.

I am, and I should mention the second writer to be doing an arc after this one will be Stephanie Williams, as expected, but it doesn't sound like she's the permanent writer.

No. Yeah.

Okay, I guess we'll see.

Yeah.

Great.

Stephanie Williams, speaking of her, is doing a one-shot Justice League Arctic Attack special focusing on Donna Troy leading a team of unlikely heroes, most of them cold-themed.

Oh, looks like Nora Freeze is in this group, as is Blue Snowman.

Who are the special guests?

So Stephanie Williams, if you're up on comic books at all, Stephanie Williams, I'm saying she's the Shaquille O'Neal of comics right now.

She's just dominating.

Can she be the Angel Reese of comics instead of Shaquille O'Neal?

DC Comics and Mad Cave and a lot of other people.

So, yeah.

So, yeah, Stephanie Williams is going to be there.

Aletha Martinez.

I'm definitely excited with Vixen just because of, again, everything, the possibility in that book is crazy endless.

But please let everybody know where they can find you and get in contact with you, website, all that kind of stuff.

All right.

So social media, you can find me on Instagram and threads at Steph underscore I underscore will.

I am currently updating my website.

So that is under construction.

But when that is back up and running, it is why stuff dot com.

He's finishing up his run, and it's going to be taken over by two women.

One who is Stephanie Williams, who's a woman of color, a young woman who's already proven herself by writing Vixen and Satana, and she's written a Wonder Woman story that I really like.

So that's going to be really cool.

I'm looking forward to see what she does with it.

I love Gail Simone's run.

I love when Nicola Scott was writing it.

And I also see that Stephanie Williams has plans for Donna Troy.

Donna Troy is one of my favorite characters in the DC universe.

Wonder Woman is going to be switching soon with new writers.

Lee Simpson, uh, will start, and then it looks like Stephanie Williams, who I don't like as much as some other people, but she'll-

Yeah

... be doing it.

People actually are like, "Man, this is awesome, because finally Nightwing is teaming up with somebody, not alone like in his solo book." Well, guess what? This is done by the same guy.

Like, they're almost, like, saying, like...

It would be like when, "Hey, Tom King's writing Wonder Woman," and then Stephanie Williams came on.

They're like, "Thank God we get a different take," whatever.

And on our cover art, we have her face-to-face with Lois Lane, so that should be interesting.

And then later in the year, Stephanie Williams is taking over with Elena Casagrande, the Eisner Award winner.

who worked with Kelly Thompson on Black Widow.

Fantastic artist, fantastic action artist.

She is going to really bring it, I think.

And Stephanie Williams, for years, she's been dabbling in Wonder Woman, doing story arcs or tie-ins.

And I think a lot of folks have been wanting her to take over.

So this is really big news for a lot of fans.

Very strong, but then it gets really interesting because something else talk about, you know, breaking down barriers.

Stephanie Williams who is an up-and-coming writer female writer in the comic book space There's by the way, not a lot of talent of color behind the scenes in comics So that's a really big deal So this is a big deal when I first heard the name.

I thought it was Stephanie Phillips I'm not talking about Phillips.

This is Stephanie Williams.

Stephanie Phillips is a horrible comic book writer Stephanie Phillips writes Harley Quinn, and she's a hack.

But not this lady.

You know, there's just a lot of really great characters in the Amazon, you know, Artemis, thank you.

You know, there's a lot of really great characters on Themyscira.

Uh, we went and visited Cody, chatted with him a bit.

Got to see Stephanie Williams, introduced ourselves.

Uh, she recognized us by our Paneloids logo, so that was a very big compliment.

Uh, from there, John J. Pearson once again, like I promised.

Um, the big artists, um, I don't know if you remember in the past, they would have a Jorge Jimenez who wasn't there and there was a shift in the atmosphere from that.

Um, but you know, they, they had the Dan Mora's and they had the Stephanie Williams and they have, but they had them at different, they even had the Ryan Atleys, but they had them at different points on artist alley.

Whereas previously you might recall, um, if you've gone to the con, they, they would have like all those big name creators like in one row.

So of course you'd have all these people.

The artists and the voices that are present absolutely are representing something slightly more diverse, right? But it doesn't mean that that kind of like mainstream Marvel announcement panel is the same thing as, you're not getting the same thing from that panel, no matter how many women are on the, you know, Marvel announcement, biggest Marvel announcement, you know, Cup of Joe panel or whatever.

You're not getting the same perspective and voice and stories as you would on a women in Marvel panel.

right because but here's the thing that got me about that you had sana aman out there you had alissa long there you had gail simone there at a marble panel you had stephanie phillips you had stephanie williams yeah of course you know there you had all of these opportunities with these amazing women who are doing things oh you're

just talking about like in in the hall