Wonder Woman #34 - Discussion & Spoilers

[Agent 86]

Yeah. Half-siblings can't be twins.

Actually google indicates otherwise: http://www.rebelcircus.com/blog/meet...half-siblings/

But, *how* that happens wouldn't necessarily reflect well on Hippolyta's character (unless she was in an open / poly relationship with Zeus and another male character).

[raidensix]

So Jason has more powers than Diana? They both have super strength and flight but what can Diana do that Jason can't?

[CRaymond]

So Jason has more powers than Diana? They both have super strength and flight but what can Diana do that Jason can't?

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA

Headline a movie, save an entire movie universe, inspire generations, etc.

[Astroman]

Actually google indicates otherwise: http://www.rebelcircus.com/blog/meet...half-siblings/

But, *how* that happens wouldn't necessarily reflect well on Hippolyta's character (unless she was in an open / poly relationship with Zeus and another male character).

Fascinating! But how would that happen with different mothers (the argument in this thread)?

Also, the DC narrative (Darkseid War, Rebirth special, etc.) has had no indication that there were different mothers and that both children came from Hippolyta's womb.

[NYCER]

Only if you take those pages as absolutes... and it's pretty clear by now that DC is not doing that.

Then what exactly should a reader do with Rucka's script and Sharp and Scott's artwork? Ignore them or cherrypick what elements jive with each reader's idealized version of someone's WONDER WOMAN?

They're the creative force behind the damn book. We have no choice but to go by the text and art we get from them and then issue spot and point out the inconsistencies between their work product compared to that of earlier creative regimes'.

[PyroTwilight]

I'm just going to quote one of my favorite bits of comics from when I first started reading. let's roll with that.

"Time Is Broken" (from 52 the weekly series)