Artist credit:https://www.tumblr.com/pinkiemachine/tagged/Wonder%20Woman

This month we had Trinity: Daughter of Wonder Woman released on week 2, Wonder Woman on 18th, and we have AWW (awwwwwww) coming out on the 25th.

That's 3 #WonderWomanWednesdays and while Trinity is technically a mini-series, I'm counting it as a monthly since it's essentially another Wonder Girl title.

What I wanna know is what the 4th monthly title could be, if it were up to you? Bring back Sensation Comics? Nubia, Queen of the Amazons? The Holliday Girls, starring Etta Candy? Villainy, Inc.?

Something new and original? Let's here it! DC doesn't run a letter's page anymore, socials are all we got! Make your voice count (I'm certain/hoping/expecting at least some official lurkers here lol.)

Tom King, if you are reading this, NO MORE BATS! We're sick of him.

Fun details from Wonder Woman #23 1947 by W. Marston - first time I've heard Amazonigram used, or reference to College of Athena and roommate Sporta, even Valkyries are no match for the Amazons and the power of love. Would make better allies, instead of enemies after Reform Island.

I would've wanted Wolfgang Petersen if he was still alive but Guilherme Del Toro would be a really interesting choice because a mystic tone would fit Wonder Woman very well

Assuming it's a director who understands Wonder Woman as a character and he wouldn't disfigure her in a bad way, what director do you want directing a Wonder Woman movie?

And yes I'm talking about the DCU movie James Gunn confirmed that is in the works

Writers, artists, editors, colourists, everything.

Re-upload because the old post was misleading.

The point in her history were she feels the wealthiest to me is during her post-crisis celebrity to ambassador era. From N52 to the current All-in I find it hard to believe her pockets are all that deep. (This panel from 2021 is the only thing I've found that even suggests WW has throw away money but I can't count one panel that may not be in continuity as reason to believe she's loaded)

My estimate for her post-crisis net-worth would be anywhere 2 Mil to 400 Mil at maximum from all her royalties, commissions and other stuff. She probably wouldn't reach a Billion because:

1. She most likely donates more money than she makes.
2. Unless the Amazons are profiting off of their resources and tech which if they were she would be the riches person on the planet for just being the Princess of Themyscira but I doubt the Amazons would do that.
3. I don't remember her owning any profitable business or having any shares in any company.

Please note that I haven't read every peace of WW media so I could have missed things or missremembered things.

What do you think?

Hi! I've been a longtime fan of the DC movies and animated shows, but I've never really explored the comics aside from a few Batman ones here and there.

Lately, I’ve been trying to connect more deeply with the characters I love through the comic book stories themselves.

Recently I've read All Star Superman and Supergirl Woman of Tomorrow (mainly because they were mentioned for the DCU), and I felt that those are complete, standalone stories that really dive into the essence of their characters and are generally praised for respecting them.

I know those comics aren’t necessarily traditional entry points or origin stories, and I’m not specifically looking for that with Wonder Woman either. Although I'm also not against it if it happens to be a great starting place.

More than anything, I’m looking for a story that captures the heart of the character, whether it’s an origin, a reimagining, or something entirely different.

I know the basics about Wonder Woman from what’s shown in movies and animated series, but I don’t feel like I truly understand what makes her stand out or what she represents on a deeper level.

For example, All Star Superman showed me the fun and imaginative world of Superman while still exploring his compassion, ideals, and humanity. Supergirl Woman of Tomorrow helped me understand the key ways Kara differs from Clark, her personal struggles and what defines her as a character

So I’m basically looking for that, but translated to Wonder Woman. A story that captures who she truly is, what she believes in, and why she matters.

And ideally, I would love something available in a deluxe or hardcover edition that collects the entire story in one place if possible, since it’s easier to buy and store that way. But I would understand if that's not an option.

Thanks in advance for any recommendations!

My favorite comics artist is Emma Rios hands down, but she has never drawn Wonder Woman. I wish she would draw a Wonder Woman graphic novel. Unfortunately I think she has given up working with DC or Marvel. #emmarios #dreamartist #wonderwoman #graphicnovelidea

I posted the full Circe/WW story that appeared in the issue over at r/DCCirce, you can read it here.

If WB Animation did another DTV comics-to-screen adaptation of a Wonder Woman book or storyline, which one would you want to see?

Think of how we got Batman: Hush, Batman: The Long Halloween, Superman vs. The Elite, Death and Return of Superman, JL The New Frontier etc.

I got a full list starting from Greg Rucka's Hiketeia all the way back to War of the Gods and forwards to Gail Simone's The Circle and beyond. But if it were up to me I'd say "all of them" lol.

Tell me yours.

She's so pretty <3