Harley fans rejoice! The crazy lady now has an ongoing series in the New 52 and readers are introduced with this week’s zero issue written by Jimmy Palmiotti and Amanda Conner with a staggering amount of artists. Major Spoilers finds out if this will be worth your hard earned money or a cancellation waiting to happen. Oh and there’s that little thing about Harley killing herself as well.
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SDCC’13: DC to launch Harley Quinn series with Palmiotti and Conner
There are so many announcements coming from the San Diego Comic Con, and the show hasn’t even started yet! For those attending the show this week, I’m sure there will be a lot of questions asked at the DC panels about the upcoming Harley Quinn series by Jimmy Palmiotti and Amanda Conner.
CONVENTION: Baltimore Comic-Con welcomes Jimmy Palmiotti and Amanda Conner
Press Release
The Baltimore Comic-Con is thrilled to announce that fan-favorite creators Jimmy Palmiotti and Amanda Conner will be returning as guests to this year’s show, taking place the weekend of September 7-8, 2012 at the Baltimore Convention Center.
LBCC’12: Amanda Conner heads to Long Beach
Press Release
Amanda Conner, whose artwork for Before Watchmen is adding a new layer to the Wacthmen mythos, will be appearing at The Long Beach Comic & Horror Con scheduled for November 3-4 at the Long Beach Convention Center.
REVIEW: Before Watchmen – Silk Spectre #1 (of 4)
Or – “My Favorite Watchmen Character…”
Laurie Juspeczyk is a problematic character. She’s foul-mouthed, short-tempered, inappropriate, and highly flawed. In short, she’s the everyman glue that holds the extraordinary sorts of Watchmen together. While her story is reliant upon the other cast-members, the primary characters of the book become reliant upon her as well. Can the incredibly talented team of Conner & Cooke get her right?
Major Spoilers Question of the Day: Amanda Conner Contest Edition
It was delayed several months, but finally, the collected hardcover of The Art of Amanda Conner has arrived. Stephen thought it was so wonderful, that he ordered TWO copies. And since he is the generous person that he is, he’s giving one lucky Major Spoilerite a chance to take Amanda’s art home.
Which brings us to the MS-QOTD, “What character, or property, would you like to see Amanda Conner take over on an ongoing basis, and why?” You’ve got until May 07, 2012 to share your answer, at which point, we’ll pick our best answer to receive the prize.
GO!
Major Spoilers Podcast #406: She Has No Nose…
This week on the show: Courtney knows the magic, Matthew knows Millar, Stephen knows Conner, and Rodrigo knows no bounds in this issue of the Major Spoilers Podcast!
Show Notes after the Jump!
Major Spoilers Staff Picks for April 25, 2012
Looking for something good to read this week? The Major Spoilers Staff has sifted through this week’s releases and have picked a number of books you might want to check out as well.
C2E2’12: DC All-Access Saturday: Before Watchmen Edition
If you were wondering what DC had in store for the Before Watchmen series, the company discussed it this weekend at C2E2 in Chicago. Major Spoilers reporter Jimmy was on the scene and filed this report.
ART APPRECIATION MOMENT OF THE DAY: Amanda Conner
Most of the time, when we look at art from a specific artist, we only get the final image. Sometimes we are able to see a couple of images of the work in progress, but rarely do we get to watch the artist in action. Today, not only do we get a look at Amanda Conner’s Silk Spectre, but we get a time-lapse video of Amanda drawing the piece.
BCC’11: Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti make plans for the show
Press Release
The Baltimore Comic-Con is happy to welcome Amanda Conner, Jimmy Palmiotti, and Billy Tucci to the still-growing line-up of talent for this year’s show. The show will be taking place the weekend of August 20-21, 2011 at the Baltimore Convention Center.
Art Appreciation Moment of the Day: Amanda Conner
Amanda Conner is providing the variant cover to Supergirl #58 that arrives in November. Her take on Supergirl’s first appearance is really great, and deserving of being featured in the Art Appreciation Moment of the Day.