Most Iconic / Bad Ass Wonder Woman Moments?

[John Venus]

For me it's her defeating Ares in Gods & Mortals:

[John Venus]

Blinding herself to fight Medusa in Rucka's run:

[John Venus]

Fighting the JL while blind:



Escaping from the Adjudicator's prison and driving him away with the lasso:

[Gaius]

Well, you got my fav in the first post.

[John Venus]

Sacrificing her lasso to knock Donna out of her mind control:




Outsmarting the groundskeeper in WW #775:

[Alpha]

Wonder Woman vol 5 Annual 4 (2020) by Steve Orlando
Wonder Woman saves the day with her lasso and the strength of an entire city standing with her.
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[The Frog Bros]

Throwing down with Darkseid in Immortal Wonder Woman (love me some Jen Bartel).

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[I'm a Fish]

Taking her lasso back from Genocide:



Summoning a megalodon to defeat a bunch of robots:

[Agent Z]

In the crossover event Our Worlds at War, Darkseid proved instrumental to the heroes’ victory. But his powers had been stripped from him, and in order to restore his full strength, Wonder Woman had to give up a piece of her soul, placing it inside Darkseid. Naturally, when the day is won, Darkseid goes on to gloat about how his victory is complete, while Wonder Woman lost hundreds of Amazons in battle and had to give up a piece of her own soul. Looks like things suck for Diana…until Darkseid gets home.



On Darkseid’s home world of Apokolips, it goes back to business as usual, with him ruling the world with an iron fist. Fifteen issues down the line, inexplicably, he shows mercy to someone he would normally execute with his Omega Beams. It turns out that because Wonder Woman now has a piece of her soul in Darkseid, he now has a sliver of compassion in his otherwise black heart. This causes Darkseid to scream in agony. He’s taken hits from Superman and seen and inflicted terrors beyond human imagining, but the real way to hurt him is to make him a somewhat nice guy.

[Sebastianne]

In the crossover event Our Worlds at War, Darkseid proved instrumental to the heroes’ victory. But his powers had been stripped from him, and in order to restore his full strength, Wonder Woman had to give up a piece of her soul, placing it inside Darkseid. Naturally, when the day is won, Darkseid goes on to gloat about how his victory is complete, while Wonder Woman lost hundreds of Amazons in battle and had to give up a piece of her own soul. Looks like things suck for Diana…until Darkseid gets home.



On Darkseid’s home world of Apokolips, it goes back to business as usual, with him ruling the world with an iron fist. Fifteen issues down the line, inexplicably, he shows mercy to someone he would normally execute with his Omega Beams. It turns out that because Wonder Woman now has a piece of her soul in Darkseid, he now has a sliver of compassion in his otherwise black heart. This causes Darkseid to scream in agony. He’s taken hits from Superman and seen and inflicted terrors beyond human imagining, but the real way to hurt him is to make him a somewhat nice guy.

I would have to read it again, but it always seemed like a stupid resolution and one of Phil Jimenez's biggest problems as a writer.

[Sebastianne]

Diana having a good time and banging the hottest guy in Asgard without guilt or remorse is perhaps the most revolutionary thing she did in the 21st century lol.

[Sebastianne]

We may like it or not, we may agree or not, it is controversial yes, and in Diana's graphic history it is iconic.

[Alpha]

Diana having a good time and banging the hottest guy in Asgard without guilt or remorse is perhaps the most revolutionary thing she did in the 21st century lol.

Yeah that's actually true.

[BiteTheBullet]

Diana having a good time and banging the hottest guy in Asgard without guilt or remorse is perhaps the most revolutionary thing she did in the 21st century lol.

Didn't she already bang a hot guy in Steve Trevor without guilt or remorse in the 21st century?

[phonogram12]

Diana having a good time and banging the hottest guy in Asgard without guilt or remorse is perhaps the most revolutionary thing she did in the 21st century lol.

And it's something we get to see so rarely.

The movie not withstanding, it's practically unheard of in the comics (which is an incredibly refreshing change of pace, quite frankly).