I've read the George Perez run, the Contest, Spirit of Truth, Paradise Lost, Paradise Found, Hiketeia, Who is Diana Prince, Azzarallo run, Truth & Lies.
Every other run feels tricky to read, because I keep getting confused or uninterested. Anyone want to discuss or suggest anything please?
Also, doesn't have to be Diana, it can be Donna, Cassie, Hippolyta, etc. as long as it's good/interesting..
On October 21, 1941, Wonder Woman made her official debut on the pages of All-Star Comics #8!
Happy anniversary to DC's Warrior Princess! She certainly looks better than most of us would at 83 and may she continue fighting for truth, peace and love!
On October 21, 1941, Wonder Woman made her official debut on the pages of All-Star Comics #8!
Happy birthday to DC's Warrior Princess! She certainly looks better than any of us would at 82 and may she continue fighting for truth, peace and love!
Out of the many different head pieces Diana or other Wonders have worn over the years, what’s everyone’s favorites? It can be design wise, story importance, or whatever, just whichever’s your favorite.
As you could see Im a huge Wonder Woman and Donna Troy fan. Donna Troy is my favorite Doppelgänger of Diana's ever!
Diana is the one wearing the gold armor, and Donna is the one wearing the silver armor.
They say Bruce Wayne is the most prepared man on earth but are you?! You'll have to come up with unique and different ways to kill earths' heroes if they ever stopped being on the side of the angels. today you will have to defeat earths' greatest heroes the justice league.
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Hi all. I’d like to start reading the Wonder Woman comic series that ran from 2006-2011. In order for me to do that, do I need to read the two series that came before it? Also, where can I get them? Should I buy the graphic novels or individual issues?
Whilst reading George Perez’s first handful of Wonder Woman issues, I found the climax to be rather unique.
*I suppose I am obligated to mention there are spoilers ahead, even though the comic is 30+ years old.*
As Ares seeks to instigate World War III, Diana binds him in her Lasso of Truth, revealing to him the fruits of his malicious labors: a desolate world where he is lord of nothing. An appalled Ares recognizes his folly and dismantles his plans before they succeed.
I found that a rather surprising and clever way to the defeat a villain. While the still inexperienced Diana couldn’t match Ares’ divine power as a warrior, she resolved the conflict as an emissary of peace and truth. It completely fits with her character, but also presented a solution that didn’t involve a villain being pummeled into submission or destroyed by the immense power of some cosmic weapon.
Does anyone have a favorite instance where a hero attains victory by some resourceful or intelligent way other than a super-powered slug-out, perhaps in a way that pleasantly surprised you?
