Ronin vs. Elektra

Writer: Brian Michael Bendis

Artist: Leinil Francis Yu

New Avengers #27 (2007)

Cover by Leinil Francis Yu

"Revolution" Part I

Variant Cover by Leinil Francis Yu

Maya Lopez, the deaf woman also known as Echo, was dispatched by the New Avengers to Japan in order to keep an eye on the growing threat of the Japanese underworld.  While in disguise as Ronin, the mysterious ninja, Maya meets Elektra, the current leader of the Hand. and battle ensues!

Elektra vs. Maya Lopez A.K.A. Ronin

Colors by Dave McCaig

76 Years of Wonder Woman

Created by: William Moulton Marston and Harry G. Peter

Debut: All-Star Comics #8 (1941)

Sensation Comics #1 (1942)

Harry G. Peter

Wonder Woman #98 (1958)

Ross Andru

Wonder Woman #214 (1974)

Curt Swan

Wonder Woman #329 (1986)

Don Heck

Wonder Woman #2 (1987)

George Perez

Wonder Woman #90 (1994)

Mike Deodato

Wonder Woman #177 (2002)

Phil Jimenez

Wonder Woman Annual #1 (2007)

Terry Dodson

Wonder Woman #12 (2012)

Cliff Chiang

Wonder Woman #14 (2017)

Nicola Scott

Superman Red, Superman Blue

Superman Red/Superman Blue is a concept introduced way back in 1963 in the pages of Superman #162 by Leo Dorfman and Curt Swan as an imaginary tale. A major in-continuity adaptation took place in 1998, and throughout several titles including the Superman books, JLA, Aquaman, Teen Titans, and more.  Most recently, during the Rebirth era, another iteration of the same notion was developed in the storyline titled "Superman Reborn," which reconciled the New 52 and Post-Crisis versions of the Man of Steel.

Convergence #2 (2015)

"The Planet Incarnate"

Variant Cover by Tony Daniel

"Superman Red, Superman Blue" (1998)

Cover by Dan Jurgens

Action Comics #976 (2017)

"Superman Reborn" Part IV

Cover by Patrick Gleason and John Kalisz

Thor vs Hulk

Sal Buscema and Ron Frenz

Olivier Coipel and Mike Deodato

Carlos Pacheco and Lee Weeks

Joe Madureira and Joe Jusko

Then, after the fights, the team-ups...

Lou Ferrigno and Eric Kramer (1998)

Mark Ruffalo (CGI) and Chris Hemsworth (2012)

Voice Actors Fred Tatasciore and Travis Willingham (2016)

Wonder Woman and The Flash Team-Up

Writers: Geoff Johns and Greg Rucka

Cover Artists: Howard Porter and Drew Johnson

The Flash 219 (2005)

"Truth or Dare" Part I

Cover by Howard Porter and John Livesay

The Cheetah has come to Keystone City in search of the man she believes can teach her to be faster: Zoom, the Reverse-Flash! And where the Cheetah is, Wonder Woman can't be far behind!

Wonder Woman #214 (2005)

"Truth or Dare" Part II

Cover by Drew Johnson and Ray Snider

The Cheetah has joined forces with Flash-foe Zoom, and the need for speed has turned her into an even deadlier threat for Wonder Woman. Will Diana's blindness - and tensions with the Flash - turn the tide of battle?