#Nubia

[why-i-love-comics]

DC Pride Uncovered #1 (2024)

by Joshua "Sway" Swaby

[egypt-museum]

Heads of Ramesses II taken from the facade of the Great Temple at Abu Simbel during its relocation, 1966

[theancientwayoflife]

~ Head of a statue of Dionysos.

Culture: Greek

Period: Late Hellenistic

Date: 150–50 B.C.

Place of origin: Nubia (Sudan), Meröe (Begrawiya), Pyramid N 5

Medium: Bronze, silver, shell

[memories-of-ancients]

Gold and crystal amulet depicting Hathor, Nubia, 743-712 BC

from The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

[soranatus]

Wonder Woman (2023) #10 Pride Month variant cover by Phil Jimenez and Arif Prianto

[quieroguero]

artemis grace.

wip of Artemis grace redesign that I thought made it more clear she is egyptian.

[riotsandcomedy]

Nubia: Queen of the Amazons #4 variant cover by Joelle Jones and Jordie Bellaire

[orion-nottson]

i've had this like 3/4ths finished forever, and finally just slapped on a lazy kente cloth inspired background to FINALLY get it done!! 😭😭

i love nubia, and i love dc having multiple wonder women from different ethnic/cultural backgrounds!! yara flor is next!!

(also ignore the potential improbabilities of nubia's hair here, i feel like there is no way she'd have locs and curls at the same time, lest i stand corrected 💀 i couldn't pick one style!! 😭)

[dailydccomics]

Queen Nubia by David Mack

[sarahreadstoomanycomics]

Happy Pride Month!

[thenotoriousscuttlecliff]

I wish the Wonder Family got as much attention and development as Dc's other super families. It just never feels like any writer on the main title is ever all that interested in using them and they rarely ever get titles of their own. We also don't see Diana interact with them much. Even in the current run, where the Wonder Girls have been featured heavily, they are rarely with Diana herself. She tends to be isolated from her sisters or only interacts with characters the current writer has created, who then usually disappear whenever a new writer takes over.

[why-i-love-comics]

Wonder Woman: Uncovered #1 (2024)

cover by Nicola Scott & Annette Kwak

[yuriinadress]

The DC Book of Pride PREVIEW

[jetslay]

Rest in peace, Ramona Fradon!

[wwprice1]

Awesome art abounds in Absolute Power #3!

[shamlesspandanerd]