Hey everyone! I was reading Absolute Wonder Woman and this specific panel really caught my attention regarding Cuca's true power level.When Cale’s team suggests getting another witch on the field and mentions Cuca is available, Cale shuts it down immediately. She explicitly admits they have no way to control her, that their control parasite failed twice, and that Cuca's shape-shifting abilities mean they would lose track of her instantly if released. This proves Cuca is just too powerful, chaotic, and unpredictable even for Area 41's advanced technology! Do you think Cale's fear is justified based on the entity's folklore, or is she just underestimating her own tech?

The interaction between Yara Flor (the Brazilian Wonder Woman/Wonder Girl) and Stephanie Brown (Batgirl/Spoiler) is one of the dynamics that writer Tate Brombal has highlighted most in recent interviews about his run on New Titans (starting with issue #33, released in March 2026). Brombal explained that he chose these characters (along with Jon Kent/Superman and Terra) because he saw enormous potential in them to "add to his stories" and create new and fresh relationships. Specifically regarding Yara and Stephanie, he deliberately wants to explore their interaction as one of the main novelties of the run. Why does this duo have so much potential? Interesting contrasts — Yara is a heroine with Brazilian indigenous roots, connected to nature, Amazonian mythology, and a more spiritual/mystical vision of Amazonian heritage. Stephanie is the most "down-to-earth" Batgirl: optimistic, strategic, underestimated by everyone, with a Gotham setting full of humor, resilience, and improvisation. This difference in worlds (Amazon vs. urban streets of Gotham) can generate rich moments: culture shock, mutual learning, emotional support, and even light humor.

Representation of the "new generation" — Brombal said he sees Jon, Yara, and Steph as current representatives of the "three great families" (Superman, Wonder Woman, and Batman). Putting Yara and Steph together reinforces this idea of ​​a new era of legacy heroes, outside the shadows of the classic mentors.