Lol, posted the same in another thread before reading this one. King has weird hate/love interest in Orion and keeps inserting him in his various storylines where any other character could be used instead. Azz played around with the idea of WW/Orion relationship so there would be already some background for the pairing.
I don't think that this is likely to be honest, but there is like 10% chance I'd say.
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If King were to follow Azzarello's lead and make Orion Trinity's father, I think that would make me drop the run.
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I got it, the father will turn out to be....... Paul from the current Spider-Man run
It all makes sense now
This is wrong. Donna was created by accident, the first Teen Titans writer mistook Wonder Girl, who already existed, for a sidekick. However she and Wonder Tot were just time displaced younger versions of Diana, which I think was later explained as Tot being an imp like Bat-Mite and Mr Mxy and WG being a creation of hers. WG was more like Superboy than Robin. Had they realised their mistake, the female Teen Titan would've probably been Supergirl, the only other teen girl hero DC owned at the time (they didn't own Mary Marvel yet, the golden age JSA/All-Star Squadron sidekicks were AU at the time and would've been too old anyway, and others were only created later).
I think it's pretty ironic, considering that Queen Elizabeth II's ex-daughter-in-law was called Diana, the same as Wonder Woman. Bleeding Cool thought Lizzie was named after the late Queen.
True, she could've just been called Wonder Girl, especially since she's from 20 years in the future, when both Cassie and Yara would probably no longer be using that name.
Yeah, makes sense to name someone after a character's creator. It's like Batwoman being called Kate Kane, which I assume comes from Batman's original artist Bob Kane.
Daft thing is, thanks to the New 52 origin, Cassie Sandsmark was already retconned as being Diana's niece. Diana's basically a second mother to her. She didn't need an actual daughter.
It's to do with the old style four colour printing - cyan, magenta, yellow and black. So it was easier to have everyone have yellow (blonde), orange (ginger), or white (grey) or black hair. Brown would've needed a mix of magenta, yellow and black, and would probably not appear consistent. So it was rarely done back in the golden and silver ages.
The Flash already showed that a roster with more kids on (including Jai and Irey West, and Maxine Baker, the daughter of Animal Man), would be called the Super Kids. Though I guess that name doesn't work when they're adults.
Diana could end up becoming pregnant in the present day. Or they could have her appear via time travel. She'd be from a future where Irey West and Judy Garrick, Wally and Jay's daughters, are The Flash, and one of them could be the one who sends Trinity back.
Donna HAD a son. He was killed off along with his father and half-sister.
Wait, so Superman ripped stuff off from Captain Marvel, yet won a court case claiming the Big Red Cheese was a rip-off of the Man of Steel?
Wouldn't that be ripping off Captain America?
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I'm not the biggest Steve fan (don't dislike him, just not used enough honestly), but a child of Diana's in the main universe (who has a father) should 100% be a child of Steve Trevor.
With so many people hating her codename what should it be w/out using WW or Fury?
Olympia is the easiest one
Brown hair and brown eyes are beautiful in real life. In my opinion, brown hair and brown eyes in a comic book is certainly a choice. Something about it dies on the page color-wise. I hope they can figure out something to liven it up a bit. Also, that sort of messy ponytail look needs to be cleaned up. Artemis rocks her ponytail much better.
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I dont think Marvel is threatend by a supporting character named Steve gaining super strength. He has no title to his name. He likely wouldn't be called Captain _____ and in no way competes with Captain America.
I don't particularly like the idea.
Twenty years means Lizzie will go the route of Andy Curry. Though these two would be a cool duo. It just seems unnecessary and it definitely doesn't make me excited for the new title.