[ad_1]
For many progressive politicians, the representative of the United States Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., Has become a wonderful woman.
But DC Comics, which owns the rights to Wonder Woman's cartoon character, apparently does not understand that a rival publisher has portrayed the Congressman in an outfit similar to that of DC's famous crime fighter creation.
According to sources, DC Comics reportedly filed a cease and desist order against Devil's Due, the company behind a new book titled "Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez & The Force of Freedom: a new party, Who Dis? "
& # 39; TRUE & # 39; AOC WOULD BE THE BEST BETTER AGAINST TRUMP; O & # 39; ROURKE RESET HAS BEEN THE "DUMBEST" MOVE: POLLSTER
Devil's Due has printed a few limited editions of the book, with a cover with the Wonder Woman type illustration, reported ComicBook.com. The standard edition features AOC in a white suit.
MAYOR AOC? NEW YORK JOURNAL FLEETS THE IDEA OF THE SUCCESSFUL CONGRESS OF BLASIO
DC Comics took notice of the illustration after reading about it on the Bleeding Cool website, according to the website.
The site states that the special cover was commissioned by NY Collector Cave and that the artist is Carla Cohen.
Actress Lynda Carter portrayed Wonder Woman on television in the 1970s. (Getty Images)
CLICK HERE TO GET THE NEW FOX APP
But a check made early Sunday on the link where Collector Cave would offer the limited edition book revealed the following message: "This product is not available or out of stock."
But at least one copy was on sale for about $ 25 on eBay on Saturday night, the New York Post reported.
[ad_2]
Source link