It's just really fun to put two intelligent super-warriors together. I think it's mostly both companies want to make sure their character is highlighted and that's why I like the equality of the story. What do you think, and what would be your idea for that story?' And then we just kind of went back and forth a little bit and came up with something everybody was happy with. It was more like, 'We're going to do a Conan/Wonder Woman crossover. RELATED: Simone & Staggs Bring ‘Freaky Friday Meets Goodfellas’ Story to Life The exciting thing is, too, is that Conan has never met a DC character in all of the history, so that's exciting to do something that's the first time it's happened, and then to have it be just straight up sword and sorcery and down and dirty and monsters and fighting… It's just really fun. Well, that was what was presented to me, was the Conan and Wonder Woman crossover, which is what I loved, and I think it's a perfect match if you're going to do a crossover. You've got two super warriors, super intelligent, super hot people together in the same book, and it looks amazing. So it doesn't take place in current times, and so putting her in with Conan is just so much fun. It's amazing! Well, like I said, I've done several shorts in between, like one-shots and stuff, but I always loved working on her and I love really getting into a nice, good, great Wonder Woman story and the fun thing about this is it's straight up sword and sorcery.

What's it like to work on Wonder Woman again? Red Sonja before and I love sword and sorcery, so you didn't really have to ask too hard. I did shorts, in this time that I was taking a break, creating Clean Room and Crosswind, and I'm always up for a good superhero story, a good Wonder Woman story in particular, and I'd written Conan vs. What brought you back to superhero comics?

Wonder Woman/Conan by Gail Simone