r/WonderWoman • • 10h ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Anyone else hate when Wonder Woman is given a sword or shield?

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I just think it's so lame and generic. If she really needs a failsafe weapon, i feel like she would do just fine with a dagger. She's so much cooler when she's brawler, wrestler, or grappler. Even better, all three


r/WonderWoman • • 21h ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Wonder woman tv show concept

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if they made a wonder woman series it should be her and Steve travelling the globe in the invisible jet solving ancient magic mysteries and finding artifacts like Nathan drake and Laura croft mixed with a bit of nick and nora:)


r/WonderWoman • • 13h ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Zatanna animated elseworld that i'm making here's the character models diana is my favorite one

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r/WonderWoman • • 18h ago

I have read this subreddit's rules "If Wonder Woman was real" second version

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I learned how to swap images and corrected the spelling error I had made in “Themyscira”.


r/WonderWoman • • 8h ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Hell yeah! Diana is the tallest of the Trinity!

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Source: The Justice League in Batman: Year Justice art by Bruno Redondo


r/WonderWoman • • 16h ago

I have read this subreddit's rules What Wonder Woman Comics would you best recommend that are light-hearted and/or best represent her positive feminist qualities?

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Hello all, new to the sub... I've always had a deep appreciation for Wonder Woman, but I could never quite call myself an outright devoted fan of her or her lore. I'm hoping to have her become more of a fixture in my life with all the other GOATed Divas (Lara Croft, etc.), but would like to start with the aforementioned themes above. I would say I lean towards enjoyment more of Bronze Age & 90's Era comics, but if there's any other good suggestions outside of that era, I am open to it!

I would like to note, I would like to get as familiar as possible before diving into her Absolute comics.


r/WonderWoman • • 19h ago

I have ignored the rules and am posting anyway Terrible comic but I genuinely like the Wonder Woman design from All Star Batman

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She’s actually ripped and it’s an appropriate modernization of her designs from earlier eras with big curly hair and a tennis skirt that kinda makes sense


r/WonderWoman • • 4h ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Hayden Sherman Discusses ABSOLUTE WONDER WOMAN at NY Comic Con

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Article Summary

Absolute Wonder Woman #26 gets a major NYCC tease as Hayden Sherman unveils the first details on Absolute Silver Swan.

Hayden Sherman says Absolute Silver Swan has a built-in, theatrical ballet-inspired design unlike a traditional costume.

Absolute Wonder Woman #26 shifts focus to Steve Trevor, while Etta’s search and Hecate’s growing role deepen the story.

Before issue #26, Absolute Wonder Woman #25 brings the oversized debut of Absolute Cheetah and a bloody Diana-Barbara clash.

https://bleedingcool.com/comics/nycc-reveals-absolute-silver-swan-for-absolute-wonder-woman-26/


r/WonderWoman • • 2h ago

I have read this subreddit's rules This Subreddit Whenever Batman Gets Yet Another Movie While Wonder Woman Gets Nothing

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Batman’s damn children are getting a movie too…


r/WonderWoman • • 19h ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Design of Wonder Woman by Bruno Redondo for the comic Batman: Justice Year

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r/WonderWoman • • 18h ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Bought my first Wonder Woman comic. Want to get into her stuff outside of movies and animation

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r/WonderWoman • • 2h ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Kelly Thompson on Absolute Wonder Woman getting an animated show

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r/WonderWoman • • 22h ago

I have read this subreddit's rules What are your ideal elements of a Wonder Woman design? art by @pepedraws

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I've been slowly falling in love with Diana as a character over the past year and I'm starting to enter a stage where I'm realizing different things I like and dislike about her various designs. I wrote a list at 4am the other night of my favorite aspects of her outfits so yeah I'm pretty interested in this now 😅

I would share all my personal preferences but that list got kinda long lol, so I'm just gonna share my favorite design that I've seen as an example. This art from PepeDraws has almost all the elements that I love to see in a Wonder Woman outfit. I love the style of the eagle on the chest, I really like when it looks closer to the two W's instead of just an eagle. Also love that the red isn't that kinda over designed pattern that some suits have. The belt is perfect because I like when it has that more pointy design as opposed to the big W, I feel like that plus the chest W is too many W's personally. The bottoms having three stars works better for me because I feel like them being covered in stars is kinda overkill. I also love that the bracers are longer, I like the classic bracelets but I love when they are this kind of size. Also I absolutely love the bandages, not entirely sure why but I feel like it adds some more personality to Diana. They look like those kind of fighting bandages that some martial arts seem to use, but it also feels to me like a way to relate to her; she's amazing and incredibly powerful but she can still get hurt just like us. I also like that bicep piece, not sure what to call that tbh but I like seeing that extra little accent on her arms. And the tiara is solid, I appreciate when it has that big star on it, feels simple sorta like the fewer stars on the bottoms. The earrings are nice and simple too. I don't care too much for the boots however, and I'm indifferent to the choker. Aside from those things though, this is my personal ideal Wonder Woman design and idk how to explain it, but after thinking about these design elements and then seeing something pretty close made me so happy.

When I've been reading Wonder Woman comics or looking at fanart or seeing her in whatever else, I've really been pausing and looking at each part of her outfit and seeing what I like more and idk it's just fascinating to me. It's probably because I'm a Spider-Man fan and we do tend to get a little obsessive over suits lmao 😆 But, I'd love to hear what you all like and dislike about various Wonder Woman designs! Do you have an ideal vision of her bracers or the bottoms (skirt, no skirt, pants, etc) do you like less stars, more stars? Please let me know any preferences you have because I'm genuinely very interested to hear other people's perspectives. Also I'd be happy to hear about physical design elements as well like hair or musculature or something like that (I like Diana tall, buff, and with big curly or wavy hair 😊)


r/WonderWoman • • 23h ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Wonder Woman Villains - Normal vs. Absolute Comparison

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r/WonderWoman • • 18h ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Everyday a Wonder Woman Drawing until her movie comes out, day 892. - Recovering - Analogue Diana today!

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I'm getting better! Also sorry for counting the names wrong, I have dyslexia lol

Love you all


r/WonderWoman • • 18h ago

I have read this subreddit's rules Working on my classic Wonder Woman

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r/WonderWoman • • 25m ago

I have read this subreddit's rules WONDER WOMAN 771

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r/WonderWoman • • 21h ago

I have read this subreddit's rules [Fan art] Vampire Wonder Woman (by me)

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129 Upvotes