#Hippolyte

[onlylonelylatino]

The Wonder Woman family by George Pérez

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Château Saint-Hippolyte in Venelles, Provence region of France

French vintage postcard

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Top five parent supporting characters in comics?

okeydokey top 5 parent supporting characters. I will be grouping parents who are mom and dad together :P

Berto and Bianca Reyes - they are the top comic parents of all time IMO. They just work very well with Jaime's story and we get to see them supporting him and I love them.

Jonathan and Martha Kent - I love that we can see superman come to his parents when he's an adult for comfort and advice, I think it's something we don't see a ton in fiction!

Arella - she's so tragic and works very well with raven's character. She makes me so emo! She gave up her happiness for Raven! She jumped into the Netherverse to fight endlessly against the man who tormented her to save her daughter! And then the complete lack of communication after Terror of Trigon which I think works very well for their characters even though it was not nice to Raven :P

Hippolyte - another mom who makes me emo! Started feeling things about her way back in Perez's run when we see her questioning the gods when Zeus turns his eye on Diana (sadly then this is like. not made into anything). And then we definitley have the "i'll do anything for my daughter even if it screws over other people". And I love the idea behind her and Diana's conflict in Jimenez's run (sadly lots of it was built off very mid JSA comics that do not adequately explain why Hippolyte has such a connection to JSA)

Rudy and Mary West - OK look are they good parents? No. Do they fill supporting character roles amazingly in Messner-Loebs Flash? yes :P To quote Rudy "by pretending to be dead, so taht he can talk to me 'psychically i've corrupted my son, made him betray his beliefs and turned him into a cheap pitchman. somehow i thought this would be more fun" (link) anyway very fun to read about!

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Diana meeting a younger Hippolyta

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Queen Hippolyta by Marco Santucci

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Joseph-Désiré Court (1797 - 1865) “La Mort d’Hippolyte’’ (1825)

[nerds-yearbook]

The anthology comic All Star Comics 8#, cover date January, 1942, introduced Wonder Woman with her bracelets, magic girdle, and tiara, Paradise Island, Amazonia, Col Darnell, Steve Trevor, Hippolyte, Mala, Amazonian Doctor, and Aphrodite. They were created by William Moulton Marston (one of the creators of the lie detector) and Harry G Peter. In the issue, Dr Mid-Nite and Starman joined the Justice Society of America. ("Justice Society of America: Two New Members Earn Their Spurs, Introduction", "Chapter 1: Dr Mid-Nite", "Interlude", "Chapter 2: Dr Fate", "Chapter 3: The Atom", "Chapter 4: The Sandman", "Chapter 5: Starman", "Chapter 6: Hawkman", "Chapter 7: The Spectre", "Hop Harrigan: Sky Cutups", "Chapter 8: Johnny Thunder", "Justice Society of America: Two New Members Earn Their Spurs, Conclusion", "Wonder Woman: Introducing Wonder Woman")

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Phèdre

Phèdre est une princesse de Crète et l'épouse du héros grec Thésée dans la mythologie grecque. Elle est l'un des principaux personnages de la tragédie grecque Hippolyte d'Euripide (v. 484-407 av. J.-C.), qui raconte comment son amour pour le fils de Thésée, Hippolyte, connut une fin tragique.

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“After all”

George Perez - Bruce Patterson

[woundedwizard]

hippolyte reciting an incomprehensible story to an awkward audience is fucking hilarious

[allthespiceyoullneed]

Every guy that has ever made a move on me can probably relate

[primal-slayer]

The many origins of Hippolyta/Amazons vs Hercules.

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View of Saint-Hippolyte, Franche-Comté region of France

French vintage postcard

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Alternatively, Hippolyte

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Hercules Obtaining the Girdle of Hippolyte

Artist: Nikolaus Knüpfer (Dutch, 1609 - 1655)

Genre: Mythological Painting

Date: First Half of 17th Century

Medium: Oil on Panel

Collection: Hermitage Museum, Saint Petersburg

In Greek mythology, Hercules obtained the Girdle of Hippolyte as part of his ninth labor, which was to retrieve it for Admete, the daughter of King Eurystheus.