Wonder Woman #85 aka #750

[AmiMizuno]

We got some stories previews of Cheetah

https://ew.com/books/2020/01/21/wond...m_term=6602969

[DragonPiece]

The full story Scott Snyder did was already posted by THR [url]https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/heat-vision/wonder-woman-no-750-launches-new-era-dc-preview-1271697?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app



EDIT: Oh, I’m late. Whoops!

[Vordan]

That Hitch art looks phenomenal, did he switch up colorists? Looks way better than his previous work.

[Largo161]

I’m not checking out the previews because I don’t want any spoilers, but I’m impressed that the Hollywood Reporter is giving the WW comic this kind of publicity.

[DragonPiece]

So are we thinking Scott Snyder's book is going to be called wonder woman and the justice society of america or is that too long of a title?

[KangMiRae]

So are we thinking Scott Snyder's book is going to be called wonder woman and the justice society of america or is that too long of a title?

Would be cool if they named it that, but fairly certain it’d be just JSA.

[PopQuezy]

It's pretty cool that EW and Hollywood Reporter are giving Wonder Woman such amazing and potentially widespread press. I'm excited to see what Rucka and Scott do with Circe and Cheetah. I didn't realize that Scott had not gotten a chance to draw Cheetah and from the preview, she's done an amazing job. Between Orlando, Rucka and Snyder, I'm quite hyped to read the issue tomorrow. DC has done a great job with the press for this issue.

[Vordan]

Rucka says this might be his last WW story and that he feels that as a 50 year old white guy he might be better off stepping back and letting fresh voices do Diana. I understand his point of view, but it’s still a little disappointing. I really wanted to get a WW vs. Circe story out of him since I loved the way he wrote her in his Rebirth run, and I also was hoping he’d still write that Black Label WW book he wanted to do sometime in the future.

[Frontier]

Snyder’s complete preview with dialogue:

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/he...tm_name=iossmf

The art is actually surprisingly on-point for Hitch.

Story-wise, this is pretty solid, but I'm not sure I care enough for it to be Diana's new origin or how obviously it's trying to tie her to the JSA. As it's own thing I might have liked it more.

So are we thinking Scott Snyder's book is going to be called wonder woman and the justice society of america or is that too long of a title?

DC has a knack for those kinds of titles.

Rucka says this might be his last WW story and that he feels that as a 50 year old white guy he might be better off stepping back and letting fresh voices do Diana. I understand his point of view, but it’s still a little disappointing. I really wanted to get a WW vs. Circe story out of him since I loved the way he wrote her in his Rebirth run, and I also was hoping he’d still write that Black Label WW book he wanted to do sometime in the future.

Which is ironic when Scott Snyder is only, like, 6 years younger .

[Digifiend]

What the hell? The Bombshells? Canon?
https://www.bleedingcool.com/2020/01...ells-spoilers/

[vasir12]

What the hell? The Bombshells? Canon?
https://www.bleedingcool.com/2020/01...ells-spoilers/

It's not. I read it and that story showed many things and characters that can't possibly be there at that time.

[Digifiend]

Of course, I was referring to this line in the article:

DC Bombshells are also part of the new DC Timeline as well?

I did think maybe same name ancestors would explain it (like why the two Wally Wests share their name, they're both named after the same person). But that would definitely be a problem for any Superman related characters, at least.

[vasir12]

That can work once maybe twice. But not for all those characters. And definitely not for a society born supergirl.

For the issue itself though. It was great. Glad the cheetah story is done and Orlando had Diana do it with her own skills.

[Gaelforce]

Just a reminder that a new 'SPOILER' thread should be started for the full issue when it's being discussed

[phonogram12]

Rucka says this might be his last WW story and that he feels that as a 50 year old white guy he might be better off stepping back and letting fresh voices do Diana.

While I can understand where you are coming from, I love how self-aware this guy is.