Definitely in the top three.

"Legend has it that if DC Comics ceases publication of the monthly Wonder Woman comic book, the rights of the character revert back to the creators estate. This would explain why DC has continued to publish this comic without fail for so many years regardless of its profitability." link to article here
http://onceuponageek.com/2008/09/12/wonder-woman-why-i-dont-really-care/

is this true?

Apologies if covered before, if so please point me toward the answer.

Cheers

I was looking through an old Marvel Age from the early 90's (a "special five-page preview of Darkhawk" was on the cover) and there's an interview/article on Whilce Portacio and his upcoming run on X-Factor.

Complete with promotional art, including a Scott/Jean wedding, that we never actually saw published.

What is the story behind that artwork? Was it just done on spec, and never intended for the series?

On that same note - I also remember some Jim Lee images around that time that in no way resembled the final X-Men line-ups - but were they ever considered? - and keeping within the "Image" family, why didn't Marvel ever publish the New Mutants issue with future Youngblood member Cougar, especially since the cover did appear in solicits? Was Rob just running late?

- Right before Todd McFarlane's final Spider-Man issue, there was #15, an issue with fill-in art by Erik Larsen teaming Spider-Man and the Beast. But, I remember seeing another #15 solicited at the time... and mentioned in the Bullpen Bulletins... which somehow involved the Impossible Man, drawn by McFarlane. Was the issue produced but not published? I've always wanted to know about that one.

- Wasn't the 1990s "Heroes for Hire" originally produced as something called "Power Works" written by Roger Stern? Do you know anything about that?

- At a Comic-Con I remember seeing a Spider-Woman cover (Jessica Drew, at that!) circa 1995 or so by Scott Kolins. Was this the series Bendis would have written, and if yes, how much of that was completed?

And then finally:

- Shortly before the "Heroes Reborn" deal was announced, there was a Wizard feature on an Avengers writers' summit detailing their plans - one of which was to have a "Mighty Avengers" title to replace "Force Works." Was this all a ruse to throw people off the scent of the Heroes Reborn deal, or was this something they were actually planning?

Hope I didn't overwhelm you with the questions. Loved your book and hope for a sequel.

Well, I did an Astro Boy week, but that counts, right?

But fair enough, I'll do another Manga week some time in the future, promise!

Somewhat of a wake up call, I gotta be honest.

I had never heard of Space Family Robinson and was only tangentially aware of Lost in Space, but yet here we all are at CBR together.

The stereotypes about us funny-book people are fully deserved, this much is glaringly obvious. No wonder comic shops haven't seen a female customer since Sandman.

Not attempting to stir up the hornet's nest. I just loved that argument so much.

Thanks to CBR for making my day.