#wonders wednesday

[oifaaa]

I will say despite all my issues with the new boy wonder issue this panel is so funny as Jason basically went

[why-i-love-comics]

DC Pride #1 - "Spaces" (2024)

written by Phil Jimenez art by Giulio Macaione

[mothman-etd]

I think my favorite culture shook conversation between myself and Joy happened when the first time she (British) was visited me (USA) for longer then a month.

Joy calling me at work in a panic: "WHY ARE THE BOMB SIRENS GOING OFF."

Me: "Oh yeah it's Wednesday."

Joy: "..."

Me: "..."

Joy: "THAT EXPLAINS NOTHING!"

[allthegothihopgirls]

they saved the world and now it's time for their bimonthly polycule double date.

[gffa]

LMAO I AM IN ABSOLUTE TEARS THAT JASON IS THE SHORTEST OF DAMIAN'S BROTHERS, HE IS EVEN SHORTER THAN TIM, THIS IS THE PERFECT DAMIAN STORY OF COURSE JASON IS THE SHORT SKRUNKLY ONE, THE MORE HE LIKES AND RESPECTS THEM, THE TALLER THEY ARE IN HIS STORY, PERFECT DAMIAN ART, 100/10 ZERO NOTES.

[gotham-snark]

;n;

[xanthezhou]

YOU WILL NOT HAVE THIS WORLD WHILE I STILL DRAW BREATH.

ABSOLUTE WONDER WOMAN #1

[dailydccomics]

Wonder Woman by Mark Waid and Dan Mora Absolute Power (2024) #2

[kryptonbabe]

This first issue had many high points, but baby Diana bonding with demons in hell... I was not ready for Absolute Cuteness

From Absolute Wonder Woman #1 (2024) by Kelly Thompson & Hayden Sherman

[thatpersonwhosaidtheywouldnt]

I think this sequence is the best one in the whole book. It was this that proved concept to me. No matter where she is, who she is being raised by, Diana inherently is compassionate. Inherently cares for life and does what she can to preserve it.

[why-i-love-comics]

Wonder Woman #12 - "The Stick and the Carrot" (2024)

written by Tom King art by Tony S. Daniel & Leonardo Paciarotti

[aliteralchicken]

every time I’m like “there’s no way Tom king can make this about a man” and every time I’m proven wrong

[hamable]

I knew we couldn’t escape without teasing some batshit starting point to a potential senior year

[pwippy]

anyways insert analysis on how vivinos typically portrays livelihood or humanity through the brightness of a characters eyes and how tills eyes were dull but the accessories and environment around him were artificially bright like they were trying to pull him into the system of performance

and how during the kiss a bright light was between ivan and till like how ivan was giving up his life for till and transferring his humanity to him

and how ivans eyes temporarily lost light but it returned after the last of his own life slipped away from him and how they shined knowing he succeeded at bringing back till from the "dead" at the expense of his own life (orpheus eurydice save me)

and how you *know* he succeeded because tills eyes shined looking at the person who broke him out of his trance. who didn't let him fall.

[cer-rata]

After what felt like a solid year of cartoonish disappointment...thank god for women, on the page and behind it.

Pleaaaaase give this one some love. This is the kind of thing I was hoping for from the absolute line. Fresh, dark, but completely true to the point of the original character. And funny!

[gotham-snark]