2. jcstephan:

    “jesus christ, she’s so cool.” - says me and everyone else on earth.

    Finally the whole animation.

  3. thegoddamazon: Fuck yeah Wonder Woman.

    thegoddamazon:

    Fuck yeah Wonder Woman.

  4. twentypercentcooler:

    the-hero-dies:

    Wonder Woman and sassy Batman. This image is based off of a series of tweets by Chris Sims that I included above. I thought it was funny, so I drew it.

    Fan. Tastic.

  5. thehappysorceress: avikanish: A commission of Wonder Woman and Ms. Marvel.  Definitely a powerhouse team up! Mine! Mine! Mine! Thanks again, Avi. See also: my future cosplay with sconesforjustice, COMING SOON TO A CON NEAR YOU. 

    thehappysorceress:

    avikanish:

    A commission of Wonder Woman and Ms. Marvel.  Definitely a powerhouse team up!

    Mine! Mine! Mine!

    Thanks again, Avi.

    See also: my future cosplay with sconesforjustice, COMING SOON TO A CON NEAR YOU. 

  6. "

    Good story, an embracing of the Greek mythology and history, and a Diana that is clearly her own agent. Amazons who are worthy of the name, not in the sense that they’ve amputated a breast, but in the sense that they are not-to-be-fucked-with. Little-to-no romance. A costume that makes more sense. An epic sword fight. A thematic core that addresses the questions of xenophobia v. inclusion, and nature v. nurture, and that takes the core feminism of the concept and instead of apologizing for it or avoiding it, embraces it as a given, so it is simply there, rather than being what it’s about.

    Mostly, one that embraces the character rather than apologizes for her.

    "

    Greg Rucka, on what he wants to see in a Wonder Woman movie

    (via thehappysorceress)

    And this quote is one of the many reasons why Greg Rucka is on my short list for favorite authors.

    (via nanashijones)
  7. nanashijones: theresthedoorspaceman: actuallyitkindamatters: Diana of Themyscira by ~Rahzzah Well…I don’t even think I need to add the usual “AWESOME” This is extremely well-considered. Bravo! ALL MY YES.

    nanashijones:

    theresthedoorspaceman:

    actuallyitkindamatters:

    Diana of Themyscira by ~Rahzzah

    Well…I don’t even think I need to add the usual “AWESOME”

    This is extremely well-considered. Bravo!

    ALL MY YES.

  8. devildoll: lulubonanza: Drawn By Des Taylor Blog YES.

    devildoll:

    lulubonanza:

    Drawn By
    Des Taylor

    Blog

    YES.

  10. The Final Word on Why Marvel Movies > DC Movies

    • DC: Joss Whedon, we cannot make your Wonder Woman movie because there’s too much ancient mythology, you set it in World War II, and you are just some TV guy. Also, you know, she's a chick.
    • ~~~
    • Marvel: HEY EVERYBODY, WE’RE GOING TO MAKE A THOR MOVIE! AND THERE’S GOING TO BE FROST GIANTS AND SWORDS AND MAGIC AND A RAINBOW BRIDGE AND EVERYTHING!
    • Marvel: AND WE’RE GOING TO MAKE A CAPTAIN AMERICA MOVIE! AND THERE’S GOING TO BE NAZIS AND NEWSREELS AND A WORLD’S FAIR AND OLD TIMEY CARS AND EVERYTHING!
    • Marvel: AND WE’RE GOING TO MAKE AN AVENGERS MOVIE! HEY DO YOU WANT TO DIRECT THE AVENGERS, JOSS WHEDON??
    • Joss Whedon: Can I make Black Widow the most badass of the team and also add Maria Hill played by the actress I wanted to play Wonder Woman?
    • Marvel: TOTES!
    • The Avengers: *makes $1.5 billion*
    • ~~~
    • DC: … So we’ll make Superman gritty like Batman. The kids like Batman, right?

  11. geekmythology:

    Wonder Woman art

    artforadults:

    by david despau for dc comics & warner bros

    via

  12. tytempleton:

    geekeryandhockey:

    Because things THIS BADASS must be shared with as many people as possible!

    Cosplay credits:

    Nubia - Jay Justice

    Artemis - Ann McManus

    Kingdom Come Diana - Natalie Dawn

    Wonder Woman - Lihyen Faye

    Donna Troy - Cookie Layne

    Cheetah - Shemika Berry

    Pictures by Wes Barthlow, Bree Smith, Cookie Layne and Vincent Tyson (from FB)

    I have a theory that EVERYONE looks good dressed as Wonder Woman—and these pictures help prove that! LOVE THESE.

  13. sadieblodgett: “She was once the servant of the Gods, sent to teach mankind to worship them… but she learned to be human, instead. She’s the defender of Truth and Life in the struggle between Heaven and Humanity — between the Mortal and the Mythological… and she’s me. I’m Wonder Woman.” [Wonder Woman Vol. 3 #01]

    sadieblodgett:

    “She was once the servant of the Gods, sent to teach mankind to worship them… but she learned to be human, instead. She’s the defender of Truth and Life in the struggle between Heaven and Humanity — between the Mortal and the Mythological… and she’s me. I’m Wonder Woman.”

    [Wonder Woman Vol. 3 #01]

  14. gailsimone: thefingerfuckingfemalefury: kat8cha: ^ Indeed :D I wouldn’t mind experiencing some of that ‘Amazon mating play’ Especially from Diana ;D Whenever anyone asks what the best part of writing Wonder Woman was, I get a little stumped. I knew it was a big deal to write THE female superhero, the archetypal badass female adventurer. I knew it would be tricky, I knew it would require a ton of planning and care. But I didn’t know it would be so goddamn fun. Hippolyta. Phillipus. Etta. The white apes. Theymiscira. Artemis. Alkyone. The Circle. Achilles. The Amazons. Dr. Psycho. Cheetah. Wonder Girl. Donna Troy. It was a difficult, often frustrating assignment, and the readership is SO intense and hardcore that even minor perceived missteps were treated like the work of the devil. But lord god, it was also so much FUN. I loved working with those wonderful, amazing characters, playing with that mythology. And I think it is more female than almost any mainstream comic of the last couple decades. A lot of great male writers write wonderful female characters, and bless them all, but THIS Wonder Woman was going to deal with the real thing, the real female experience. And what that means, in terms of society. It was about sisterhood, motherhood, jealousy, empathy, birth, death, blood, pain, opression, loyalty, transformation, identity and joy. Maybe the most fun I have ever had writing comics. And the most fun, if I had to narrow it down, to write was the early days of Tom’s and Diana’s (sadly doomed) courtship. Tom was being inexplicably written as kind of a dick, and I didn’t understand why, so I tried to bridge that interpretation with his original one, and explain his recent dickery  a little. But it was lovely to see what it would really mean for a fairly normal guy to try to date a princess/goddess/warrior/superhero. And Diana’s askew sense of humor and Tom’s plain speaking quality made that an absolute pleasure. When Diana comes to the hospital to announce that she is courting him, and later, when Hippolyta gives him her approval to date Diana, those are two of my favorite scenes I have ever written anywhere. I miss a lot of characters I don’t write any longer, but to this day, it’s tough to see a great Wonder Woman drawing and not want to go back and write her again.

    gailsimone:

    thefingerfuckingfemalefury:

    kat8cha:

    ^ Indeed :D

    I wouldn’t mind experiencing some of that ‘Amazon mating play’

    Especially from Diana ;D

    Whenever anyone asks what the best part of writing Wonder Woman was, I get a little stumped. I knew it was a big deal to write THE female superhero, the archetypal badass female adventurer. I knew it would be tricky, I knew it would require a ton of planning and care.

    But I didn’t know it would be so goddamn fun.

    Hippolyta. Phillipus. Etta. The white apes. Theymiscira. Artemis. Alkyone. The Circle. Achilles. The Amazons. Dr. Psycho. Cheetah. Wonder Girl. Donna Troy.

    It was a difficult, often frustrating assignment, and the readership is SO intense and hardcore that even minor perceived missteps were treated like the work of the devil.

    But lord god, it was also so much FUN.

    I loved working with those wonderful, amazing characters, playing with that mythology. And I think it is more female than almost any mainstream comic of the last couple decades. A lot of great male writers write wonderful female characters, and bless them all, but THIS Wonder Woman was going to deal with the real thing, the real female experience. And what that means, in terms of society. It was about sisterhood, motherhood, jealousy, empathy, birth, death, blood, pain, opression, loyalty, transformation, identity and joy.

    Maybe the most fun I have ever had writing comics.

    And the most fun, if I had to narrow it down, to write was the early days of Tom’s and Diana’s (sadly doomed) courtship. Tom was being inexplicably written as kind of a dick, and I didn’t understand why, so I tried to bridge that interpretation with his original one, and explain his recent dickery  a little. But it was lovely to see what it would really mean for a fairly normal guy to try to date a princess/goddess/warrior/superhero. And Diana’s askew sense of humor and Tom’s plain speaking quality made that an absolute pleasure. When Diana comes to the hospital to announce that she is courting him, and later, when Hippolyta gives him her approval to date Diana, those are two of my favorite scenes I have ever written anywhere.


    I miss a lot of characters I don’t write any longer, but to this day, it’s tough to see a great Wonder Woman drawing and not want to go back and write her again.

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    dresdencodak:

    Seeing as how I’ve done both the top ten for best and worst superhero costume redesigns, I feel obligated to put my money where my artistic mouth is and take a stab at fixing or updating some of these costumes. I’ll be taking a similar approach to my earlier take on Batman…

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