So is Year One no longer her offiical origin?

[superduperman]

Now that we know that WW is the first superhero in the new timeline, does this mean that Year One is no longer canon?

[AmiMizuno]

I have to say yes. I mean Diana was 18 years old at the time.

[Robanker]

Depends, but I imagine it will be again if the new status quo fails to connect with readers. All the status quo reputation boost of being the first hero won't help if her new origin is a mess, but knowing DC, they will argue it is and tell us not to think about what's going on with Steve.

This really is the worst editorial regime to be making a timeline, but alas, it's the hand we're dealt.

[Vordan]

Once 5G hits yes. I assume Snyder will be retelling her origin down the road.

[Robanker]

Once 5G hits yes. I assume Snyder will be retelling her origin down the road.

How many issues before Diana and her friends hold hands and hope for a better tomorrow to vanquish the big bad? :P

[astro@work]

Once 5G hits yes. I assume Snyder will be retelling her origin down the road.

We may get her new origin next week in issue #750. It's going to take place in the "new" extended 5G timeline.

[Tzigone]

We may get her new origin next week in issue #750. It's going to take place in the "new" extended 5G timeline.

Three new origin stories in less than 10 years. I mean, at least hers keeps the same basic idea, mostly (poor Donna), but it's still ridiculous. I might be happier with it if I thought I was going to like the new origin or 5G, but honestly, right now I mostly just have a morbid sense of curiosity, rather than any anticipation or enthusiasm.