Wondy 33

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Four pages from today's Wondy.

So, the sea monsters from the preview attack the island. The amazons fight back. Ares shows up.



WHUT. She won't kill Genocide, but she will kill Ares? She can kill Ares? Since when? He's the god of war. The whole point of him is that he outclasses her as much as Clark outclasses Jim Gordon.

They're on Thalarion at this point, and Zeus shows up and is all "be a wife and mother, and oh I killed Kane."





When WML does a better Polly than Gail, something is badly wrong with the universe.



... yeah.

On the plus side, I've had to cut back on luxuries recently and I've been waffling over what titles to cut, and this makes that decision easier at least..

Comments

[bluefall.insanejournal.com]

Also, it is apparently just possible that I feel very strongly about this particular comic. >.> Please tell me if I'm being uncivil; I think perhaps I might be from the tone of your first sentence there, and I certainly don't mean to.

[parsimonia.insanejournal.com]

No, no, I didn't find you to be uncivil. I know and respect that Wonder Woman is something you take seriously and care about deeply. I said "Strangely, I'm not really that invested in whether or not it was wrong not to kill Genocide" because it is strange that I'm not especially concerned about it. Just acknowledging that, is all.

(If I seem irritated, it's probably because of some of the periphery discussion about atheism. Due to past arguments and discussions, both online and offline, I get easily hurt and frustrated so I have to think twice as hard about my words.)

[bluefall.insanejournal.com]

Heheh. I wouldn't ordinarily think it was a big deal myself but the fact that it was a story point gives it a significance I can't gloss over like I usually would.

(If I seem irritated, it's probably because of some of the periphery discussion about atheism. Due to past arguments and discussions, both online and offline, I get easily hurt and frustrated so I have to think twice as hard about my words.)

I feel you on that. I actually had a bit of trouble coming into the atheism argument without being defensive and I'm on the culturally dominant side of that debate. For what it's worth you seem pretty chill thus far to me. :)