#Amazon's of Themyscira

[sinizade]

Wonder Family!

Some remakes of Wonder Woman Family

[lethargicmarigold]

idk if anyones done this yet but i felt incredibly inspired tonight and just let my hands do what they needed to do

[fantastic-nonsense]

finding out that a lot of people just want the badass warrior women with swords and are supremely uninterested in grappling with the many social and political issues the Amazonian struggle actually represents is super depressing btw

[illyanarasputinfan]

Daniel Sampere

[cyanide-sippy-cup]

Dunno if this is legit but I sure hope it is. A God of War-style Wonder Woman game featuring the fucking Nemesis system for the first time since Shadow of Mordor like please don't be fucking with me.

[dailydccomics]

the Wonder family by Jen Bartel

[verydonegoldfish]

the MUSCLE. the FEMININITY. the WONDER.

THEY COULD NEVER MAKE ME HATE YOU DIANA!!!!!

womenwomenwomenwomenwomenwomen happy pride 🤌 from JL (rebirth) book 24

[thenotoriousscuttlecliff]

When they come to do a live action reboot of Wonder Woman they need to remember that Diana has two mothers.

[youcalledsworld]

Danielle the Amazon

While traveling the world Danielle accidentally stumbled upon Themyscira. When she introduced herself to the Amazons, they welcomed her with open arms and showed her around. After a while she decided to stay and live with them.

She frequently got letters from Danny detailing his latest adventures whether in Amity, different cities, space, time, dimension or prince training with Frostbite, Pandora and Clockwork.

She would even send him letters detailing everything she learned and her day to day life. She was a little jealous about his adventures but she loves her sisters and wanted to stay with them.

Then one day she got a letter from Danny asking if they could do something for her birthday. She asked Hippolyta if she could go but Hippolyta would only let her go if she had an escort seeing that she is by far the youngest on the island.

When Danny read about that, he told Danielle that she could bring everyone on Themyscira if she wanted. He was willing to pay for everything, seeing that he just wanted to hang out with his little sister.

Danielle showed the letter to Hippolyta, the Queen started to write to Danny to iron out the details.

Thanks to Danny's status as the Crown Prince of the Infinite Realms he could rent out an Island theme park in a different dimension for a week and invited everyone that Danielle knew and liked to come with.

[xoxshayy]

obsessed with the amazons !

[wonderciaaan]

Trinity Special #1 will release in January 2024!

[wonderwomanart]

Nubia by Jeff Spokes

[gotham-at-nightfall]

Batman, Superman and Robin come to Themyscira to solve a murder!

Batman/Superman: World’s Finest #30

[fantastic-nonsense]

What is your most hated panel/page in comics?

Whether it killed a run or destroyed a characters arc or was just to silly to be the follow-up to a serious matter.

You would think, based on what I usually blog about, that my answer would be something like "the Dick-Tarantula rape sequence" or "Cassandra Cain's first on-page appearance in Beechen's OYL Robin run" or "the entirety of the Dick-Kory-Babs character assassination cheating nonsense in Nightwing Annual #2" or even one of the various panels of Frank Miller's Batman.

It's not. It's these pages from Wonder Woman (2011) #7:

Aka, "the pages that turned the Amazons into man-hating killers, rapists, and slave traders, utterly decimated Amazonian lore for a decade, fucked over Diana's own origin lore in a way that is still being unpacked today, and provided a justification for the introduction of two of the most annoying Wonder Woman-affiliated characters in existence (Grail and Jason)."

I hate them. I detest them. These pages are the antithesis of everything the Amazons are and should be written as. And even if they weren't, they unnecessarily complicated Amazonian lore to the point of hilarity and wiped out decades of stories and worldbuilding...all because the men running DC Comics in 2011 wanted to "rebuild" the Wonder Woman franchise to revolve around men and could not concieve of a way to depict a woman-centered island utopia in a way that did not center around the hatred and destruction of men. Disgusting.

This conceptualization of the Amazons never should have made it out of Brian Azzarello's brain, much less onto the page and out of the editorial greenlight stage. It's horrifying and grotesque on multiple levels that it did happen, and I'm hard-pressed to think of a "retcon" I am happier with than when Greg Rucka took one look at this nonsense, went "absolutely not, what the fuck," and promptly wrote a story that said that origin was a set of false memories and was absolutely not true.

[sinizade]

Wonder Woman

[donnatroyyyy]

What I love about Donna Troy’s character is she turned sexist writing into a solid and complex character core. Like she went from being the caretaker and mom friend of the teen titans because she was a girl to being the caretaker and mom friend to everyone because that’s her. She takes care of everyone around her, she lives and breathes for everyone around her, not because she’s a female character that is written only for the benefit of the male characters around her, but because she has insecurities and she has fears. She lives and breathes for everyone around her because she believes if she didn’t she’ll lose all her worth, because to her, she’s only what she does to others. That’s why her friendship with Kory is so good and so realistic, because they’re both like that. That’s also why she was an easy victim for Terry, because people like him prey on people like her. And there’s something so realistic about that being the core characteristic of a girl, especially one who was not only raised by warriors, but fought beside a team that has always been the root of insecurity in its members (each TT member thinking they are beneath/worse then the other four). And again I want to highlight how incredibly realistic this depiction is, and how it all stemmed from sexism, because most of girls’/women’s insecurities stem from misogyny.

Also this is why her and Kory are the most deserving characters of their own run because the storyline is that easy, the arc is right there.