DC Comics Announces "Warriors And A Tween Wonder" Digital Webtoon by Stephanie Williams and Dominic Bustamante
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Rich Johnston
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Summary
DC Comics is launching a new vertical webtoon digital comic titled "Warriors And A Tween Wonder" from the creative team of Stephanie Williams and Dominic Bustamante. The comic will be available on DC Universe Unlimited's DC GO! platform later this year. It follows the existing series "Warriors And A Wee Wonder" by Stephanie Williams and Jane Pica, which later featured additional artists including Emily Pearson, Tasia M.S., Ariana Taylor, and Dom.
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· 2 pulledWarriors And A Tween Wonder is a new DC Comics vertical webtoon digital comic from their DC Universe Unlimited app and website, DC GO! by Stephanie Williams and Dominic Bustamante, launching later this year.
It will follow the existing Warriors And A Wee Wonder by Stephanie Williams and Jane Pica, which was later joined by artists Emily Pearson, Tasia M.S., Ariana Taylor, and Dom
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