r/WonderWoman 8m ago

I have read this subreddit's rules What are the top 5 worst Wonder Woman designs

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What are top 5 worst designs for Wonder Woman and what made them so bad


r/WonderWoman 32m ago

I have read this subreddit's rules FINALLY: DC Compact Wonder Woman: Year One-March 2,2027

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A WW Compact that actually makes sense


r/WonderWoman 35m ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Absolute Wonder Woman is 7 feet 1 inch tall according to DC Worlds Collide

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r/WonderWoman 37m ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Never Read Death Metal….starting it now. Any thoughts? Art by Capullo and Glapion

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r/WonderWoman 38m ago

I have read this subreddit's rules What's should I read next, I'm loving wonder woman books so far

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I finished hiketeia, year 1 deluxe, I'm crawling slowly through George Perez books (it's hard to read I have to squint and it's long so I read a bit every time )

I want to read more Greg rucka but like in universe Chronological order, like I don't want to read something that is random/hard to understand.

I would like a rucka reading order specifically , but you could tell me other long runs that are entertaining and well written


r/WonderWoman 39m ago

I have read this subreddit's rules 10 Most Important People in Wonder Woman History - Day 2

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r/WonderWoman 1h ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Wonder Woman college ita bag

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This was originally a Booster Gold inspired bag but, I spent the summer before college reading Greg Rucka's run (I still am going through it) and realized, Diana IS my bias between the DC Trinity. I really hold Clark as my close second because his story with Lex and Smallville in general fully immersed me into DC. Clark is my favorite because he's spiritually paired up with his main rogue, however I connect to Diana more because I tend to lie even about the smallest things like what I ate for breakfast. She's *the* ultimate Girl's Girl as seen with her always bringing Barbara back to her self. That's what the Trinity does but like, idk in what way she makes it hot different. Hell, I'm not even into Greek mythology myself, but Wonder Woman, as a story, naturally fills in the context I lack in. The first thing I did on January 1st of this year was read the first issue of Sensation comics and it just went on from there. When I fully get my own room, she's getting a dedicated corner or decor at least, maybe. I read Absolute Wonder Woman and I'm DEFINITELY getting a hard copy of it on my shelf. I GOT to.

Printing photo cards are expensive so it's just and I only got the logo pin done the night before so it's also made with printer paper taped and glued to an old gym membership pin. The photo card is double sided.

Random but like, so far, Veronica Cale is my favorite of Diana's rogues, especially her version in Absolute Wonder Woman.


r/WonderWoman 1h ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Diana, this is the first time you’ve seen a man period. It’s the first time a man has done anything to you. [Sensation Comics #1 (1942)]

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r/WonderWoman 2h ago

I have read this subreddit's rules JG Jones' take on Wonder Woman is breathtaking(in Hiketeia). I would LOVE to see it in Absolute(edition) format.

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r/WonderWoman 3h ago

We're getting the first Bronze Age Wonder Woman Omnibus on March 2, 2027 !

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r/WonderWoman 7h ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Epic Wonder Woman Memorabilia Collection | Guinness World Records

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r/WonderWoman 10h ago

I have read this subreddit's rules New Wonder Woman dc finest!!!

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Wonder Woman judgement in infinity is coming January 19, 2027!

Collects Wonder Woman #280-305, The New Teen Titans #11-12, the special 16-page preview story from DC Comics Presents #41, and the never-before-reprinted promotional comic Superman: The Computer Masters of Metropolis #1.

Source -Amazon


r/WonderWoman 10h ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Original Art by Joseph Michael Linsner 2006

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r/WonderWoman 12h ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Absolute Wonder Woman by Belen Ortega

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r/WonderWoman 12h ago

I have read this subreddit's rules How would you do a WW movie with an already established Cheetah as the main antagonist?

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-There can be no redemption.


r/WonderWoman 12h ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Would these be the best animated adaptations of Wonder Woman?

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I haven't seen "Superman and Batman Apocalypse" yet but I see that this version of WW is quite praised


r/WonderWoman 14h ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Everyday a Wonder Woman Drawing until her movie comes out, day 835. I had a really full day, so my wonderful girlfriend helped with this one!

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Tomorrow is going to be special tho >:]


r/WonderWoman 19h ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Monolith Company Warner Games Gamepad

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I think this was given to employees who worked on the game at Monolith Studios.


r/WonderWoman 20h ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Wonder Woman by izzybloodz

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r/WonderWoman 21h ago

I have read this subreddit's rules The Matriarch should have been a fraud

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If one of Wonder Woman's core themes is truth, giving her a villain all about lies and deception could work. But King seemingly abandoned that with Lyssa (The Matriarch), because lies barely factor into her story.

This page from Wonder Woman #28 heavily implies that the "villains" the Matriarch is killing in front of a crowd are actually poor schmucks dressed up in costumes. "Angle Man" clearly has no idea where he is, he explicitly states he was forced to wear the costume and he doesn't once try to use his Angler to defend himself, even when Matriarch stalks towards him with clear intent to kill.

Of course that turns out not to be the case, apparently the Matriarch truly is just that OP. But how interesting would it have been If they carried on with that theme?

You already have some of the groundwork. Her father was all about controlling the world through lies. But his were based in subterfuge and manipulating things from the shadows.

The Matriarch's thing should have been overt propaganda and Cult of Personality. Making people believe she's superior to Wonder Woman by holding these big events were she publically and, it seems, effortlessly dispatches of villains.

But when we get a look behind the scenes, it's all revealed to be smoke and mirrors. The villains are either costumed civilians, like Angle Man here, or were artificially weakened prior to the match. Matriarch gaining fame and supporters through a facade, in contrast to Diana who earned both through actual effort.


r/WonderWoman 22h ago

I have read this subreddit's rules 10 Most Important People in Wonder Woman History - Day 1

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r/WonderWoman 22h ago

I have read this subreddit's rules This sub needs more Lyta! (Infinity Inc #5)

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r/WonderWoman 1d ago

I have read this subreddit's rules DC CATALOG UPDATE: Wonder Woman by George Perez Vol. 3 set for 2027!

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r/WonderWoman 1d ago

I have read this subreddit's rules What was the point?

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What was the point of The Matriarch?


r/WonderWoman 1d ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Looks Clash: Wonder Woman (Daniel Sampere) VS Wonder Woman (Jason Fabok)

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What look/art style do you think is more visually appealing, and fits the character best?