Wonder Woman 613 or What happened to Diana...

[shadowpsykie]

I was really conflicted about posting this, not because it was not good, but because i am dangerously close to exceeding the limit... Do i want to post What happened to Diana... or do I want to post the moment where Diana became Diana again... So i decided to post on WHAT exactly happened to Diana and HOW she ended up being possessed by the Morrigan... if some one wants to post the other three pages... or if they want me to post them in a separate post... let me know...












If you want me to post How Wonder Woman Rose.... let me know because honestly as much as this explains how she got taken over... How she over comes is sooo much better.... i am really torn here...

Comments

[marco]

For some reason, Diana's dialogue here feels weird to me. Maybe... Just not very Diana-ish? And I hadn't realize she was friends with Sherlock Holmes. :|

I don't know what to think about this stuff anymore. After this, I would have been looking forward to a Wondy reboot a teensy bit (not really a reboot I guess, but just something to get her back on track), but considering the reboot... Well. I don't know yet.

Why am I so torn about everything? ;u;

[shadowpsykie]

Her dialogue with , umm herself, was good. she sounded like Wonder Woman

[shadowpsykie]

Oh, also, the art at least coming out of Wonder Woman relaunch look fierce! Did I just say fierce...?

[marco]

Ahh, so she got a chance to speak with herself this issue?

And yeah, that art is mighty interesting. ^u^
I think I like the coloring (way more?) than I do the actual art, but the art itself isn't that bad either.

[espanolbot]

Despite Sherlock Holmes and Batman having met numerous times in various continuities, he does not in fact exist in the DCU, making Batman History's Greatest Detective.

There was another dude over in Starman, an Englishman from Victorian days who moved to Opal City, who played the flute and solved paranormal mysteries with his American Watson, he was pretty cool. He ended up getting displaced in time and became friends with a modern day detective he inspired... Ralph Dibny.

Sue said the fact that the detective introducing himself as having heard of Ralph and having been impress with his work was one fo the happiest moments in Ralph's entire life.

Hopefully he'll reappear in the Shade's mini series, as they're both Brits from the 1800s who live in Opal, but we'll have to see.

[marco]

Lol, yeah, I figured he didn't actually "live" in the DCU (sadly).