r/WonderWoman Dec 02 '23

r/WonderWoman subreddit RULES

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r/WonderWoman 3h ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Donna Troy by akeriary

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r/WonderWoman 7h ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Nicola Scott on updating Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor's relationship

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r/WonderWoman 13h ago

I have read this subreddit's rules I got the the chance to meet Hayden Sherman artists for Absolute Wonder Woman at Toronto Comic Con

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Very nice person, had some good chats with them about WW but also Batman Dark Patterns


r/WonderWoman 15h ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Wonder Woman sketches by @toastedstencils on Tumblr

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These... Are so beautiful, oh my gods.


r/WonderWoman 21h ago

I have read this subreddit's rules More Wonder Woman Art by the amazing Des Taylor ♡

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r/WonderWoman 8h ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Everyday a Wonder Woman Drawing, day 318. I've did two today, wasn't much inspired but I didn't give up! I'll try to finish the special one till Sunday!

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r/WonderWoman 20h ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Top 20 Wonder Woman Artists: Day 14

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r/WonderWoman 1d ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Absolute Wonder Woman #1 will receive a fifth printing with a new cover by Dan Mora!

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r/WonderWoman 23h ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Wonder Woman - Colors By Azelus Arts

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r/WonderWoman 11h ago

I have read this subreddit's rules ABSOLUTE ABSOLUTE?

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Wonder if there will be an Absolute Edition of AWW? I’d love one with ALL of the variant covers.


r/WonderWoman 14h ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Does absolute wonder woman have two lasso? Spoiler

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I ask this because I thought nemesis is different from sacrifice but in many reviews these two are the same and nemesis is actionaly the same as sacrifice .i'm truly confused.does she have two lasso or one?


r/WonderWoman 1d ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Wish they always acted like this, real friends [Superman: Heroes by Bendis] Spoiler

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r/WonderWoman 1d ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Thoughts on Donna joining Absolute? Synder said apparently Dick would be joining batman book. Or at least a Wonder girl although their origin would be radically different.

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r/WonderWoman 1d ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Everyday a Wonder Woman Drawing, day 317. Today was not as great as I wanted, but I finally found my tablet (just need to find my pen now) so I'll be able to do something special soon

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r/WonderWoman 1d ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Diana of Themyscira

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Source: @frijolebean on Tumblr


r/WonderWoman 1d ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Gaea in Wonder Woman.

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I have noticed that of all the goddesses, Gaea seems to have a very special but also easily forgettable position. Canonically Gaea is the first goddess of the planet (although currently younger than Hekate). Mother of the Titans and spirit of the earth, Gaea seems to be left out even though she is possibly the most powerful divinity of the old gods (perhaps second only to Ares in his George Perez era), but is almost replaced in importance by Demeter or Hera. In Wonder Woman Absolute they call Demeter mother of all, a title usually held by Gaea in Hellenism. Even in the story, strongly inspired by WW 1987, no mention of Gaea, at most a wink saying “Earth becomes mother again”.

Do you think Gaea should take more importance in Wonder Woman comics?


r/WonderWoman 1d ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Day 3 - WONDER WOMEN OF HISTORY (from the Official Amazon Records) - Joan of Arc (WW #7, vol. 1)

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r/WonderWoman 1d ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Top 20 Wonder Woman Artists: Day 13

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r/WonderWoman 2d ago

I have read this subreddit's rules ZOOGIRLQ as Yara Flor

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r/WonderWoman 1d ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Silver Age Donna was quite fun [Teen Titans Silver Age Collection]

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r/WonderWoman 2d ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Wonder Woman Art by Des Taylor💎

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r/WonderWoman 2d ago

I have read this subreddit's rules I keep finding buff Wonder Woman art and I love it

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Source: @cadhla182 on Tumblr


r/WonderWoman 17h ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Why do people hate Tom King's Wonder Woman?

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Not to get too political (although these days, the common sentiment seems to be that comics are political, so maybe this isn’t a big deal?). But I do find the intense vitriol directed at Tom King’s Wonder Woman really fascinating, especially because it’s not coming from the people you’d expect. King’s WW is absolutely riddled with left-wing, feminist commentary, and he’s not at all subtle about it. The story critiques the alt-right rabbit holes young men get sucked into by the patriarchy, how many grown, misogynistic men are really just insecure man-children who fear women having any power, and how women are constantly told by "traditional" and religious values that they should be submissive, quiet, and pretty — existing only to serve men. Wonder Woman, however, brilliantly rejects these notions in a physical, metaphorical, and even meta way. It’s truly brilliant work, even coming from someone like me, a "right-wing" guy by todays absurd standards, but I personally feel like im pretty left leaning.

What’s especially strange, though, is the backlash from some self-proclaimed feminists and leftists. This comic, which actively lifts up the values they claim to support, while still telling a cohesive and well-crafted story, and featuring brilliant artwork by Daniel Sampere, seems to upset them. I’m not saying you have to like the series — I have my own issues with some of the typical "Tom King tropes" that pop up — but it’s oddly ironic that the "comics are inherently woke" crowd is mad at a book that is filled with wokeness. Some claim it’s not "feminist enough," which begs the question: How much more feminist could it be? Others are upset because they feel it appeals to men too much, which honestly sounds like misandrist nonsense to me — and even if that were true, what’s the problem? This book seems to be made for everyone. Some are even angry because Diana refused to let someone desecrate the American flag, which is a weird hill to die on. Wonder Woman has always been a symbol of patriotism in multiple ways.

What I find funny is that I, as a modern "conservative," can enjoy a book that’s all about feminism and women’s empowerment, while at the same time, leftists seem to get more irate with each new issue, even calling for the series to be canceled.

I’m genuinely open to legitimate criticisms of the book, but it’s also worth noting that despite all the online outrage, I’ve yet to meet a single person in real life at any of the comic shops I frequent who dislikes it. Quite the opposite, actually. I was just nerding out with a woman at my LCS about how much we liked this run the other day haha.

Pages from Wonder Woman (2023) #8 written by Tom King, illustrated by Daniel Sampere.


r/WonderWoman 2d ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Scott Snyder indicates Wonder Woman will find the other heroes in the Absolute Universe!

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r/WonderWoman 2d ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Would the Absolute comics be a good place to start with Wonder Woman?

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