I think there are some clear differences between how these writers use those tropes. Wilson doesn't frame the intervention as moral, and has Diana act as an agent for diplomacy in her story. She also doesn't have Diana run around beating up foreigners all of the story—her actions are focused on defending civilians. (It also has that deeply ironic conversation between Etta and Diana about interventions…) Rucka again has Steve doing the intervention, and then let Diana rescue him.
Orlando, on the other hand, has Diana run around beating up people just because they are foreign, and then adds a little meaningless coda that "Grodd's rule is legitimate", meaningless because it gives rise to no discussion or soul searching for the characters, and because it is disconnected from the entire preceding story.
Possible, but I haven't seen such nuance from Orlando earlier.
It's still parroting one of the favourite memes of neo-Nazi and far-right groups, and showing it on-camera.
And of course Leviathan's lying, but likely not about everything.