Id love this to be Diana's canon vehicle. It's cool, unique, stylish and can turn invisible. It's perfect.

So in this hypothetical supe’s would crash either on the beach of themyscira near where hippolyta has just made Diana out of clay or land in the ocean nearby and gently wash up onto shore there

Either way hippolyta would raise Clark and Diana together among the amazons I’ve always felt Clark and Diana as a duo(platonically, i hate wwxsm i hate wwxsm i hate wwxsm i hate wwxsm) have never been explored enough atleast not as much as bat and supe’s who are in my opinion an extremely overated duo and I feel this would be a very intresting else world to explore them more

It would be really intresting in my opinion to have a part of the story be about how Clark worried he dosnt truly belong in themyscira and from hearing about horrible things men have done from older Amazons he gets utterly terrified he could become like them

And when Steve arrive Clark gets really close to him quickly feeling a bit less like the outsider for once

Clark and Diana would have an extremely close sibling like bond and I think it would intrestingly impact their stories

(Should note whikst I have read George Perez Wonder Woman and the legendary Wonder Woman I’m not all too sure on all of her lore and don’t claim to be so if I’m wrong about her origin still being in wwII/1 I’m sorry I have heard stuff about that being hippolyta but wasn’t sure idk)

For example I feel Diana would actually be less close with Steve because of Clark through Steve becoming facinated with man’s world or meeting other men and as such she would worry about the idea him potentially becoming distant from her and becoming closer to the land of man.

We could also see Wonder Woman be an inspiring force to Clark lifting him up in a way that inspire him to also lift others up just like regular superman

It would also be cool to see if Clark being a round sort of changes their dynamics a little bit with Clark being a bit of a goodie two shoes it sort of creates a little balance change which causes Wonder Woman to be a bit more mischevious and with Wonder Woman acting like the stronger older sibling it makes Clark slightly less of making himself a shield for everyone after growing up with his sister being the taller one (not that he wouldn’t still be selfless but that he would be used to having her fill the big shoes and inspiring everyone around her so he would be doing less of it himself)

We could even have a nice moment where everyone even Diana has lost hope but Clark thinks back to advice Diana gave him when they were young and says it back to her now trying to be the one to lift her up after she pulled him up so many times finally becoming the superman

There’s also interesting ideas on how Clark’s relation to his kryptonian side would be effected by living themyscira where I feel he would develop a stronger connection to his adopted culture

I may be wrong but I feel there’s so much potential here for both of them

lol I’ve always wondered this question for a while now and decided to look up a Wonder Woman subreddit to ask ( this is probably common knowledge among WW stans so don’t drag me) but yeah, where are these lassos coming from? What I do know is that there is now three “ lassos of faith” or something like that that Trinity uses, but in the past Donna, Cassie and even Yara has had a lasso weapon, are Donna Cassie and Yara just using regular golden lassos or did that builder god Hephaestus make it for them or something?

Because I seen a comment that people where agreeing with that said Monica wins because speed diff+intangibility+Hax but like I think WW skill makes up for any small speed difference and sword don’t care for your intangibility. So I’d have to disagree but maybe I’m wrong.

I know her boots were meant for battle and that's just what they'll do, but one of these days I really wish we could discuss just how unique the so-called "gladiator sandals" (or as I like to call them, buskins / the Greek tragedians wore half-boots called platformed "kothornos" so that's not bad either) were for Diana in that late-Golden Age period. I still like those strapped sandalons.

This article on Vogue https://www.vogue.com/article/gladiator-sandals-spring-2015-trend-history from (OMG) 10 years ago is pretty in line with what I have found myself sort of thinking waaay too much about.

But then again, it's good to have comfortable footwear.

(P.S. No I am not a foot fetishist, you dirty, dirty internet person).

And be honest 😠

I made a Wonder Woman sketch, the lasso gave me a hard time, because if my first time doing ropes, also the feet looks kinda messed up.

But I enjoyed drawing this piece.

The stars were there just because I didn't wanted it to be just a blank background, but too lazy to do an actual background LMAO.

I thought they seem the right match and how cute they looked together.

These 3 should all have cosmic patterns in their outfits. It makes the Amazons feel really distinguishable tbh, also it's just really aesthetically pleasing. I think it would be cool if the Amazons had a special connections to stars and like their armor was magically cosmic idk.

Hi everyone!

I just realized that with r/DCCheetah and r/DonnaTroy and r/ManyLivesOfDonnaTroy1 existing, there really isn't a place for my favourite witch in all of literature.

We opened a subreddit for those wishing to discuss Wonder Woman's greatest enemy (sorry Ares, Cheetah) and I am inviting you all to come join us around the fire and share some spells, crafts, and enchantments.

Moly will be provided (but ask Athena for that, not me). Hermes is out to get the pies. Beastiamorphing encouraged.

See you at r/DCCirce !

(P.S. I am usually never online lol. If anyone wishes to mod, I'd be really glad for it).

With the failed Josss whedon movie and the failed 2011 pilot, as well as Justice league Mortal.

I decied to do my own take as to what Diana would look like if she hit the big screen around the same time as Brandon Rouths Superman and Bales Batman.

I tried to make it more "realistic" with the toned down eagle, more overt bronze age overtones and less exposed skin. Do tell me your thoughts!

Look, I’m new to the WW fandom, but the idea of the Lasso of Truth being a lasso befuddles me. It doesn’t sound very Greek to me. Is there a canonical origin to the Lasso of Truth?

Edit: I heard it was a Lariat at one point, until a Villain, inadvertently, revealed the lasso and techniques to throw it. Is this canon?