Titans Appreciation 2024

[Digifiend]

This weeks issue of Wonder Woman by Tom King and Daniel Sampere, issue 5.

Yeah. All three Wonder Girls are in it.

[KoriandrJean]

This weeks issue of Wonder Woman by Tom King and Daniel Sampere, issue 5.

To Mantis-Ray and Primal Slayer, thanks!

[KoriandrJean]

Yeah. All three Wonder Girls are in it.

Cool! Will be getting this, and the previous issues, as soon as possible!

[Godlike13]

Uh. That shirt.

We need more of this with the Titans. Use their age compared to the JL.

[Primal Slayer]

We need more of this with the Titans. Use their age compared to the JL.

More in TItans, more in all their books in general. We rarely get out of costume moments nowadays

[wonder39]

Apparently he appears to be just the royal bodyguard.

Then that's just lazy....

[Rac7d*]

We need more of this with the Titans. Use their age compared to the JL.

They’ve been busy working

and it that issue has to be the first time in long time Wonder Woman has interacted with all her protégés. She is rather aloof and independent whereas we get family moments from Batman weekly and Superman family has grown larger and tighter

[Sutekh]

They’ve been busy working

and it that issue has to be the first time in long time Wonder Woman has interacted with all her protégés. She is rather aloof and independent whereas we get family moments from Batman weekly and Superman family has grown larger and tighter

It's amusing that this sort of works the opposite of how you'd think at first. Bruce, the moody loner, surrounds himself with found family. Diana, the 'ambassador of peace' generally doesn't keep up with what Donna or Cassie or Nubia, etc. are up to.

And yet, Diana grew up surrounded by a giant loving family, the only child on an island with *hundreds* of 'moms.' While Bruce had his parents ripped away too soon. Of course he's always trying to recreate the family he lost, while Diana might find *not* being smothered by a crushing mob of immortal aunties to be refreshing and not realize right off that she's being a bit distant to her legacies.

[Mantis-Ray]

Then that's just lazy....

Yeah makes the whole Brother Eternity plot into kind of an anti-climax.

All that build-up and mystery in the first several issues, and he just winds up an afterthought in the middle of an event.

It's amusing that this sort of works the opposite of how you'd think at first. Bruce, the moody loner, surrounds himself with found family. Diana, the 'ambassador of peace' generally doesn't keep up with what Donna or Cassie or Nubia, etc. are up to.

And yet, Diana grew up surrounded by a giant loving family, the only child on an island with *hundreds* of 'moms.' While Bruce had his parents ripped away too soon. Of course he's always trying to recreate the family he lost, while Diana might find *not* being smothered by a crushing mob of immortal aunties to be refreshing and not realize right off that she's being a bit distant to her legacies.

Oh yeah that is an interesting observation.

Diana was lucky to have actually enjoyed growing out of her childhood, Bruce meanwhile never had that unfortunately. Which makes their current adventures a reversal of each other, Diana is enjoying independence after growing up in a very secure guided home while Bruce is rebuilding the very family he lost as a kid.

[Godlike13]

They’ve been busy working

and it that issue has to be the first time in long time Wonder Woman has interacted with all her protégés. She is rather aloof and independent whereas we get family moments from Batman weekly and Superman family has grown larger and tighter

It should be in how they work, how they live, ect. They are of a different generation, readers should see that more prominently.

[Digifiend]

Yeah. At this point, the Justice League old guard would've grown up playing NES, if they played video games at all. The Titans though, would've grown up on PlayStation 2.

[Frontier]

Batman is a gamer.

[Primal Slayer]

[9th.]

Uh. That shirt.

This is beautiful

[Drako]

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