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Yup, would be awesome

Holliday Girls as a biker gang kind of misses the point of the Holliday Girls. They were used in action stories yes,

But the most important thing about them was that they were being trained by...

I have seen other redesigns I liked that had the same energy
https://64.media.tumblr.com/9d4a749c837e58ae9beb379c566747d8/8acfe1a64109510b-21/s1280x1920/103d994bf19b2b4279914b013654136e7714586c.jpg

I think Carol Strickland was right when she described Wonder Woman's Golden Age look as "athletic and regal"

I think that's the coolest one she's had in comics.
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I didn't say her suit should be more modest. I just said that neither the Perez suit nor the current suit is modest.

So both the current suit and the 70s suit are equally revealing regardless of...

I don't particularly care for the George Perez suit, nor do I particualrly care for the current suit, but her current suit isn't modest by any means.

The most significant development is that for...

Seems like all the american comics subreddits are full of excerpts from this issue. This run is definitely dragging Wonder Woman closer to the center of attention in the DC universe. I promise I'll...

Yeah Al ewing would be insanely good, but I doubt it will happen

Silver Swan is absolutely not known as a Wonder Woman villain. Her biggest appearance was WW bloodlines. She has never been in any other movie or tv show

I find that most Wonder Woman villains need to be revamped, and in that sense I don't find it very useful to group them up, since what we would want is to focus on their unique drama. So I won't be...

So we pick the worst option?

Plus look at this fan design, it looks great, and totally true to Cassie

https://i.imgur.com/i7x7814.jpeg

That's a very complicated example, since the hair made her look exactly like other blonde dc superheroes, what you are discussing is the secret identity, and I don't if the fact that her secret...

And Cassie specifically avoided that problem when she was introduced. Now she doesn't. Now she is another example of it

That is so true.

What does that have to do with how they made Cassie look exactly like Supergirl with different clothes?

I do hope she had a mostly happy life, and that she passed away in serenity. There is still much to enjoy from her

That's not what people are arguing about

Yup, that's a pretty good look. Not the suit I really want, but way better than what we have

Apparently all of that came from Snyder's passion for the 80s movie Excalibur. He wanted to recreate the origin of Arthur, which has nothing to do with Superman or Batman

Cassie used to look distinct in the 90s.

Whereas in the 2000s you couldn't distinguish between Supergirl and Wonder Woman outside their costumes, Look at the way both of them are drawn in that...

And then you have some people here defending him.

(I do like the fact that Diana moves from place to place, exploring the world, but not to decapitate people, and the various people she would fall...

Yeah Priscilla Rich for sure

That's a very silly joke. Marston specifically said women shouldn't submit themselves to Men's domination. So if Diana breaks out of Sovereign's control, Marston really would approve

Oh I disagree with you there. Cassie became less of herself with every writer that picked her up.

I still think the Invisible armor from the new 52 was cool, just needed a different outfit

He recognized that in Cassie's origin she didn't wanna be "feminine" and yet she idolized Wonder Woman, a very feminine princess, but in a non conforming way. And Cassie is so stringly motivated by...