espanolbot: (pic#364881)espanolbot ([personal profile] espanolbot) wrote in [community profile] scans_daily,
@ 2012-01-16 01:54 pm UTC
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Entry tags:char: wonder woman/diana of themyscira, medium: video, title: justice league, title: wonder woman


Notes: Wonder Woman saying "tits" and "ass" is just wrong, though she's also a psychopath that ignores the law at every turn and openly threatens to murder people as well so... Also Abu Ghraib is used as a positive descriptive phrase for Wonder Woman.

I know that I've already covered my dislike of the Wonder Woman pilot in my review of 2011, but... honestly? I had no idea that the thing was going to be THIS bad? Yeesh.

For legality, what Wonder Woman should actually be portrayed, from Justice League.



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[personal profile] janegray
2012-01-16 05:51 pm UTC (link)
What issue of Justice League exactly?

I normally avoid Team books, I prefer to focus on solo heroes (Young Avengers is pretty much the only exception to this rule), but I quite liked the scene with the little girl and would like to check the rest.

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[personal profile] espanolbot
2012-01-16 05:55 pm UTC (link)
Issue... 3? I think? It's set fives years ago (at the start of the current Age of Superheroes) and introduces Diana and Aquaman to the team, with Diana apparently being debriefed by the US Airforce after arriving in the US with Steve Trevor, so she's not as naturalised as she becomes later in her own series.

Hence why she acts like a character from a fantasy novel arriving in the "real" world. :)

She is actually pretty good in the series, which bemuses me as Geoff Johns normally has trouble writing for her. She comes off as being oddly funny, badass and heroic all at once.

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