Jason diana's brother.

[warzon]

I was thinking if Jason sticks around what would be a code name for him .I was at the Comic book store yesterday and came across an book titled.Guy Gardner WARRIOR.so it got me to thinking that it would be a great code name for him if DC decide to do anything with him.i personally like Jason and would love to see him hang around for awhile.maybe as an OUTSIDER or a member of the new JSA book.theirs so many stories to be told with this character and maybe just maybe have connections to other characters such as Cassie and Artemis or even help fix the MESS.DC has made with Donna Troy.i would make him Donna's Father.JASON TROY.just something to think about.

[Phoenixx9]

Another tough naming....maybe Warrior, Troy, Wonder Man?

[RepHope]

Another tough naming....maybe Warrior, Troy, Wonder Man?

I’m sure DC would love to give him the last one, but Marvel owns that name.

[Restingvoice]

...The Argonaut. Lazy, I know.

[WonderScott]

Wonder Wind...lol.

I kind of hope Jason retires, but I guess I could deal with Wonder Warrior. (Although I don't really see him as living up to walking the path of a warrior.)

I kind of hope Doctor Psycho reanimates an adversarial Captain Wonder sometime too.

[MarvelMaster616]

...The Argonaut. Lazy, I know.

I could get behind this name.

Jason has really grown on me with recent issues. He hasn't quite made a name for himself just yet. It's still early in his history, though. The full impact of his presence hasn't really been fleshed out yet. I think with time, though, he could carve a place for himself in Wonder Woman's world.

[Mel Dyer]

Just had this HORRIBLE thought...

After earning his bloody Wonder-eagle insignia, Jason, already being the captain of a Greek fishing ship, ..somehow, winds up 'Captain Wonder'. My God...that'd be awful! With his Greek myth-inspired backstory and lightning powers, he's practically 'Captain Marvel Junior', already! Yes, yes...technically, he's already a 'captain', but can't we do a little better? Maybe, having 'captain' in the name makes him seem like Shazam Lite. Maybe, he needs a name that distinguishes him, among the Wonders, also, ..like FURY does.

I have a feeling that, with the Golden Fleece and Global Guardians references (the original Olympian, the Wild Huntsman, the GG Headquarters in Europe) in James Robinson's story, that he's already got 'Olympian' in mind for Jason. In WW #35, Jason saves the current Olympian from a beating, at the hands of a Greek super-villain, ..Minotaurus. That gives me the idea that the Olympian (Aristos-somebody) may be retiring the fleece to Jason, in the near future. If Jason will be replacing Aristos, as Greece's champion on the Global Guardians, ..I could live with it! He could do a lot worse. As a codie, I think 'the Olympian' is boring as hell, but guess I could live with that, too. [Please look up 'Global Guardians', if you're new to DC Comics.]

With his decidedly Greek ethnicity - not ancient Greek, but, modern Greek - could some DC exec or celeb writer have Jason, son of Argonauts and Amazons, in mind for a NEW Justice League Europe? Again...he could do worse.

I like 'Argonaut'.

Had a storm-riding Argonaut, who happened to be Wonder Woman's brother, come along, when I was a boy, he might have been my favorite superhero. Imagine the copy! "As his mythical forebears once sailed the ancient, savage seas, so Jason, brother of the Amazing Amazon, sails and commands the fierce winds, ..as the ARGONAUT!" That's how DC Comics used to open a comic book story, and I can imagine that might have been how his stories might have opened, way back in the Silver Age! 'Argonaut' sounds scrappy and masculine, ..and I like it better, than 'Wonderstorm', which seems frighteningly easy, with all those 'Stormy' powers.

I actually like him not having 'Wonder' in his codename. There's always 'Mister Wonder', if we're made to suffer him, a Wonder-anything.

[jbmasta]

Another tough naming....maybe Warrior, Troy, Wonder Man?

Warrior was Guy Gardner's alter ego back in the 90's when he discovered he had alien shapeshifting abilities.

[Jackalope89]

Argonaut works well for Jason. Doesn't sound like a cheesy Silver Age name, yet still leaves Diana as the Wonder of the family. Not to mention, it does come from his namesake.

[The Dying Detective]

Argonaut works well for Jason. Doesn't sound like a cheesy Silver Age name, yet still leaves Diana as the Wonder of the family. Not to mention, it does come from his namesake.

And Wonder Girl doesn't count?

[Mel Dyer]

Could DC Comics be that pressed to keep a superhero, named 'Olympian', in circulation? Somehow, I doubt it.

I'm beginning to think that, even if he replaces the current Olympian (last seen in WW #35) on the Global Guardians, there's really no reason that it couldn't be under another superhero codename. All he has to do is replace him, as the Guardian's superhero representative of Greece. The name doesn't matter, so long, as DC keeps it in publication, somewhere in their comics. Considering all of that, 'Argonaut' sounds cool, but, 'Captain Wonder'...is better, than 'Wonderstorm'? LOL

Any-thi-iinng is better, than 'Wonderstorm'.

Jason actually looks pretty superheroic, in a golden belt with a 'W' on it. Take my word on that.

[warzon]

Well even the (CHAMPION) would work even though HERCULES used that in the JOHN BYRNE era.

[Phoenixx9]

I really like Champion!

I really don't like Argonaut at all.

I believe we have a hit name with Champion!

[Mel Dyer]

I really like Champion!

I really don't like Argonaut at all.

I believe we have a hit name with Champion!

I'm going to take a wild guess that he's already been named 'Wonder Man'.

Consider the stylized 'W' topping the 'M' on his pteryges AND how James has gone out of his way to highlight his Storm-like powers. Consider also that James already told us he didn't want to give us a 'male Wonder Woman'. It looks like DC Comics is making it very easy for us to distinguish their prospective 'Wonder man' from Marvel's Wonder Man, ..who's basically a super-brawler.

[brettc1]

Getdahellouttahere Boy.