What are these characters doing over their summer vacation? The first thing that we see is that Wonder Woman gets invited by her dad, who just happens to be Zeus and living on Mount Olympus, to spend the summer with him. It's a really fun follow-up to 'Finals Crisis' and 'Hits and Myths,' which have been focused on Super Hero High, because this one is all about summer break. I can confirm that happens a lot! You mentioned your previous releases, the New York Times best-selling 'Finals Crisis' and 'Hits and Myths.' What can you share about 'Summer Olympus,' which is coming out as a full-blown original graphic novel on June 21st but we're getting a sneak preview in the FCBD issue?

And we really want to have this kids' title out there that is bringing in these people who, for a lot of the time in the comic book industry, have been ignored as a group of readers. It's really about getting new readers and showing that we are doing things for kids. It's not just for guys that have been following comic books for the last 30 years. I think it really shows the direction that we're going as a comic book industry. Shea Fontana: I think that it's really awesome that DC are using this title because it so inclusive. Fontana also shared her thoughts on the importance of Wonder Woman as an iconic superhero, as well why she believes the William Moulton Marston creation remains relevant today more than 75 years after she was introduced in 'All Star Comics' #8.ĬBR: As a creator and supporter of stories geared primarily for young female readers, how proud are you that DC Comics has chosen 'DC Super Hero Girls' as a focus for its Free Comic Book Day offering this year?

DC Super Hero Girls by Shea Fontana