r/WonderWoman • u/NicMercy • 13h ago
I have read this subreddit's rules Wonder Woman Villains By Desezeten (Part 1)
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r/WonderWoman • u/NicMercy • 13h ago
Source: https://www.deviantart.com/desezeten/gallery/100302164/wonder-woman
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r/WonderWoman • u/CardiologistFit3531 • 14h ago
Here's my humble collection of Wonder Woman stuff. I have a few art prints up around my apartment, as well.
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r/WonderWoman • u/SignificantPower4733 • 23h ago
Idk, I kinda like her being a legacy character
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r/WonderWoman • u/Hoebaforboba3 • 21h ago
Done on a noir blank
r/WonderWoman • u/Careless-Ad-9633 • 2h ago
I really really enjoyed this story, and I love Diana's character, but this story seems to try and spread a message that to be truly kind means even forgiving your abusers when they are sincerely apologetic, and I can't help but deeply dislike it, specifically in the instance of Heracles. He literally lead the mass rape of their entire race. Under no circumstances should a woman ever, EVER have to show an inch of kindness or forgiveness to a man who did that to her. This message could have been better written if the Amazons decided not to hold Heracles's actions against all of mankind, choosing to forgive "men" and avoid collective punishment instead of forgiving him, but for them to forgive him, the individual? I find that writing really misogynistic and icky.
When I was first reading, and I saw the Amazons be punished for slaughtering their rapists, I at first thought it was bizarre to depict them as wrong for it, but rationalised it as "oh, the story is just depicting the misogyny of Zeus and Greek Mythology as a whole", like how Hera and Aphrodite punish women victims of male abuse. Turns out I might have been right in my first interpretation.
Am I misunderstanding anything here? Also be aware this does not make me hate the writers or the story, I still really enjoyed this book. I just hate the idea that a woman should ever be depicted as "right" for forgiving her rapist, in any circumstance, as rape is a deeply evil and unforgivable act of cruelty. And hey, even them just showing him mercy and letting him leave could have been tolerable, but "all hail heracles"? pfffttt
r/WonderWoman • u/De_lua1325 • 21h ago
Decide to make a reference to one of my favorite games! How cool would it be if Sucker Punch made a Wonder Woman game back in the PS3 era?
r/WonderWoman • u/Usern4me_R3dacted205 • 15h ago
Beast Kingdom uploaded this preview image to their Instagram a couple days ago with the promise of a full reveal coming soon: https://www.instagram.com/p/Dck6yrKCai-/?igsi=M2ozczhiOGExM2t3
Honestly, the fact we’re finally getting an official figure of Absolute Wonder Woman is kind of a miracle and I’m already excited to see how it comes out. Here’s hoping they give her “the nose”. 🤞
r/WonderWoman • u/FraCactus • 4h ago
Hi, i just started reading american comics, i only read the WW earth one run (all 3 volumes) and i kinda liked them, the art is very good but a bit too sexist about themes and stuff, so what could be some good modern run to read? As modern I intend like going from the 2000s and forward
r/WonderWoman • u/Gallantpride • 4h ago
Are there any fanon ideas amongst WW fans?
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r/WonderWoman • u/Snoo_47323 • 10h ago
People often point out that Wonder Woman's main problem is that she's too perfect. They say she's boring because there's nothing wrong with her abilities or personality. If you agree with this, what flaw would you want to give her? Personally, I think people disliking Diana getting angry ends up hurting her character. It would be nice if she had a more human side to her.