G Willow Wilson's Tenure on Wonder Woman

[Miles To Go]

Nice touch that Steve has no beard in her dream...she really does disapprove of his unshaven face

[Carabas]

WHats not to compute? Circe's a sorceress not a goddess. At least that's how it is in DC.

She's Greek mythology, and half the time she is an actual god or demi-god in DC.

[responsarbre]

Nice touch that Steve has no beard in her dream...she really does disapprove of his unshaven face

Liam Sharp's bearded Steve Trevor looked kind of skeevy, to be honest. I don't blame her.

[Agent Z]

She's Greek mythology, and half the time she is an actual god or demi-god in DC.

She's referred to as a sorceress not a goddess or demigoddess.

[Carabas]

She's referred to as a sorceress not a goddess or demigoddess.

She's both. Or at least she has been at various points.
Those terms are not mutually exclusive.

[Vordan]

She's both. Or at least she has been at various points.
Those terms are not mutually exclusive.

Didn’t know that. Interesting, I only knew her as a human sorceress. She’s referred to as a “witch” in Rebirth. We don’t know what her origin is at the moment, whether she’s THE Circe of legend or just someone using the name. Besides you knew what I was talking about, I meant the Olympian drama. Fighting over Zeus throne, that stuff.

[Stanlos]

She's both. Or at least she has been at various points.
Those terms are not mutually exclusive.

After War of the God, did she ever get Hecate Goddess Level powers back or is she more fun of the mill magic user now?

[OBrianTallent]

Interview with G. Willow Wilson and Cary Nord: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/he...-comic-1135351

Those pages are just gorgeous!

[AmiMizuno]

After War of the God, did she ever get Hecate Goddess Level powers back or is she more fun of the mill magic user now?

Yes, she still kept her powers. One thing I wonder if Hecate should be Circe’s power source. I mean Circe in some myths is Hecate mother. Or should she just find some old dark magic or Amazonian magic

[richalex]

Soooo....Is anyone else a little disappointed in the art? Doesn't really seem dynamic enough to me. I prefer The Dodson's cover (I wish they could come back .)

[Koriand'r]

Soooo....Is anyone else a little disappointed in the art? Doesn't really seem dynamic enough to me. I prefer The Dodson's cover (I wish they could come back .)

Yeah, me too. The art is a little spare for my liking and so is Wonder Woman. She should look about 20 pounds heavier.

[Joao]

Lol I'm here for Diana slapping Steve's butt

[My Two Cents]

Wonder Woman has had art that was not realistic the last twenty years
when Gail Simone was on the book and Brian Azzarello
I remember easily getting into the story and enjoying it as
the book moved on; appreciated even more when a fill-in artist did a book or more.

[Dr. Poison]

Soooo....Is anyone else a little disappointed in the art? Doesn't really seem dynamic enough to me. I prefer The Dodson's cover (I wish they could come back .)

I would also love to see the Dodson's come back!

[Silvanus]

Circe is one of those mythological characters who straddle the line between the mortal and the divine.

Yes--this really comes across in Madeline Miller's recent novel Circe, where despite being a daughter of Helios, Circe has the voice of a mortal and is more vulnerable than other gods. Her vulnerability, combined with her talent for forbidden witchcraft, becomes a big part of her motivations, and she becomes a sympathetic character; I think this could be a good angle for a Wonder Woman run or "elseworlds," and this version of Circe could even become Diana's ally. It might even work in Wilson's run; if she's going to play around with the idea of a relatively friendly Ares, maybe she could do the same with Circe.