J.H. Williams sat down with Comic Book Resources' The Bat Signal column for an interview. In the interview, Williams talks about the return of Alice, Kate and Maggie's relationship and the proposal, if Damian's death will have an affect on Batwoman and other things.   CBR: J.H., let's kick off with the two huge reveals at the end of "Batwoman" #17. The return of Alice is an event that's obviously been building for a long time. What made you think this was the right time to put her back into play?   JH Williams:…

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Comic Book Resources recently had a chance to catch up with the current Batwoman team of Haden Blackman and JH Williams III, where they talk about wrapping their great 17 issue first arc, as well as what they want to do with their next story.   Comic Book Resources: The current Medusa arc is ending and the first long storyline with the missing children is finally coming to a head with issues #16 and #17. How do you feel about wrapping up your first year-and-some-months-long maxi-arc on the book?   JH Williams…

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J.H. Williams III was in attendance in San Diego at Comic con this past weekend, but his writing partner W. Haden Blackman was not and the two have them have a lot to say when they are together. Comic Book Resources talked with both creators about what is coming up in Batwoman.   CBR: It feels like in this arc you had that realization across the board for a lot of characters, especially Jacob, who even guiltily admitted to loving his other daughter more. Do you feel he and Kate…

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The Source has announced that in October Wonder Woman will be appearing in Batwoman. The story will be written by J.H. Williams III and W. Haden Blackman with art and cover by Williams.     Williams shared his thoughts on the guest appearance with The Source:   We're super excited to be tackling Wonder Woman for a bit in the upcoming arc of BATWOMAN. But also feel a sense of trepidation and responsibility, with her probably being the most iconic female hero of all time in comics. We needed to…

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Comic Book Resources has posted an interview in which they talk with three of the creators on Batwoman; J.H. Williams III, W. Haden Blackman and Amy Reeder. Although a lot of the interview is similar to the one from a couple of days ago, there are some new revelations including who the Batman villain is that will be appearing in Batwoman.   CBR: This next arc is presented from six different points of view. What can you tell us about the story, and what might readers expect or be…

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Batwoman #6 comes out tomorrow and the issue kicks off the second story arc. As W. Haden Blackman and J.H. Williams III continue to write the series, Amy Reeder will be taking over art duties for this next arc. Newsarama caught up with all three creators throughout the day and talked about not only what has happened in Kate's life, but what is to come as well.   Newsarama: Let's talk a little more about the cast. We've been introduced to Maggie, and I know she represents a love interest for…

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USA Today has posted a six page preview of Batwoman #6. The issue hits stores this Wednesday, February 8. Check out the first two pages of the preview below and then head over to USA Today for the other four pages. The issue was written by W. Haden Blackman and J.H. Williams III, with art by Amy Reeder.     Posted by Dustin Fritschel

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  DC Comics announced that Batwoman has garnered a GLAAD Media Award nomination. The GLAAD Media Awards recognize and honor media for their fair, accurate and inclusive representations of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community and the issues that affect their lives. The nomination goes to both W. Haden Blackman and J.H. Williams III. Secret Six by Gail Simone also received a nomination as well.   For a full list of nominees, head over to the GLAAD website.   Posted by Dustin Fritschel

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UGO has posted a five page preview of Batwoman #5. The issue hits stores this Wednesday, January 11.Check out the first page of the preview below and then head over to UGO for the other four pages. The issue was written by W. Haden Blackman and J.H. Williams III, with art by Williams.     Posted by Dustin Fritschel

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Over the weekend, the next stop on the DC Comics-The New 52 Art Tour made its way to San Francisco. The art of J.H. Williams III was shown from Batwoman and W. Haden Blackman was in attendance as well. Comic Book Resources caught up with both of them to talk about some of the interesting story elements in the Batwoman series.   CBR: Many fans were a bit worried that it took so long for "Batwoman" to come out after it had been announced by DC. It seemed that people…

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