Stephanie Williams

@stephwilliams.bsky.social

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Writer. Avid Charles Xavier hater. Written comics for MARVEL COMICS, DC COMICS, IDW, BOOM, ONI PRESS, and more.

A writer named Stephanie Williams who has been nominated for an Eisner for Best Writer for work on Temporal, Street Sharks, and Roots of Madness.
Wonder Woman #29 cover by Jeff Spokes. On the cover is both Diana and Nubia. They're both dressed in their costumes. Diana is standing with a shield. Nubia is behind her with her back turned to us holding her Staff of Understanding. There is an eagle on Diana's side and a lion on Nubia's side. They look real cunty!
Temporal #2 cover by Taurin Clarke. On it a Black woman with locs, evades getting caught by mall security. She's running with several bags and smiling.
WONDER WOMAN #29 Written by STEPHANIE WILLIAMS Art and cover by JEFF SPOKES Variant covers by DAVID NAKAYAMA, DAVID AJA, and ETHAN YOUNG Sweater Weather variant cover by ELIZABETH TORQUE $4.99 US | 32 pages | Variant $5.99 US (card stock) ON SALE 1/21/26 After barely surviving the trials of Mouse Man, Wonder Woman takes a much-deserved night off thanks to her sisters. But are the Amazons ready for their greatest challenge yet? Because in the DC Universe, babysitting always leads to adventure!
A sleepy German Sheppard who wants to be babied while I work.
Alt text: “Dear Stephanie, I saw Princess Tiana for the first time when I was six years old. I remember thinking to myself “huh…i didn’t know Black girls could wear ballgowns.” No character has recreated that feelings for me except for Nubia. I never thought that I would see a kind, gentle, patient, brave, strong, feminine, and regal Black woman with her natural hair in any piece of media. So, I just wanted to say thank you for writing her.”
A picture of a football headed baby named Stewie Griffin. He looks crazed after drinking a Monster Energy drink.
A collage of photos featuring me talking to 4tg graders about comics!
A Black American doggo ( 2 year old German Shepard) looking adorably sweet while getting a bath. He is wearing a hand band with ghosts on them since we're approaching spooky season!
The image features the finnacle in shark excellence! The Street Sharks! The four Bolton Brothers are coming at you! Ripster, a great white shark with abs, ripped jeans, and cowboy boots! Streex, a tiger shark with abs and roller blades. Jab, a hammerhead shark with abs and an attitude. Big Slammu, a whale shark with abs and football pants! Above them are the biggest haters. Dr. Paradigm and his Seaviates!
Street Sharks #2 cover. Four sharks with abs are in a circus ring with a hater named Dr. Paradigm who is wearing a ring leader fit over his suit. Cover A by Philip Murphy
Split panel of Nubia and toddler Diana. Both are crying out with emotion.
A young woman kneeling in a forest/garden among odd looking flowers. She’s holding a rabbit in her hand.
I spent years in laboratories, measuring precise reactions and documenting predictable outcomes—a research scientist following a path that meant security, stability, and survival. When I left that life to pursue creative writing, I became the first in my family to transform their survival lessons into tools for dreaming. My family taught me resilience, strategic thinking, how to stretch resources and navigate systems not built for us—skills they honed for getting by, which I repurposed for reaching beyond. The discipline they used to maintain stability became my foundation for taking creative risks. The careful observation they employed to avoid danger became my method for building new worlds. It felt like stepping into a void while carrying a compass made from their wisdom, reshaping generational knowledge meant for protection into instruments for exploration. Roots of Madness emerged from this alchemy of survival and ambition. Etta Knight embodies this transformation: a brilliant chemist in 1905 who takes the healing knowledge her ancestors preserved through slavery and reconstruction and dares to push it further than they ever imagined. When she discovers an otherworldly flower, she applies her scientific training and inherited wisdom to unlock its secrets, believing she can honor her roots while transcending their boundaries. But in that space where survival knowledge meets cosmic ambition, she learns that some transformations exact a price from every generation that follows. This is a story about the delicate art of honoring where you come from while reaching for the impossible, about what happens when you're the first to alchemize survival into dreams. It's about discovering that sometimes the very wisdom that helps us soar also awakens hungers our ancestors were wise enough to leave sleeping.
Sketch of Cerby by Jane Pica, the Cerbus pup from Warriors and a Wee Wonder. All three heads nice, as Diana says.
It’s me at the IDW booth for my Street Sharks signing. I'm wearing a San Jose Sharks baseball jersey.
Nubia giving magical girl realness in the image
In the image is our German Shepard, Denzel, looking like he is the primary bread winner in the house. There is a baby blue blanket with his name on it.
In the image is the DCGO! home page on the DC Infinite Universe app. There is an adorable image of Phillipus and toddler Diana together in a joyous embrace.
Denzel the German Shepard lap dog with his head on my lap.
Homer Simpson and his MacBook pro wearing bonnets while getting some much needed rest.
Picture is of a Black American dog 🙂‍↕️
The image shows the latest variant cover for the IDW Street Sharks series. Four buff sharks posing jawsomely in an alley full of trash because they're that cool! Also, their buddy Bends is there. Blonde guy who is totally radical!
Everything’s fine doggo meme but everything is on fire and you have a book coming out.
A woman underwater sitting like she's in Poseidon's VIP section.
HeroesCon event flyer. On the flyer: Amanda Conner, Gerry Conway, Scottie Young, Arthur Adams, John Romita Jr, Chris Claremont, Jim Starlin, Brian Stelfreeze, Roy Thomas, and Stephanie Williams.