An image from Blackest Night: Wonder Woman #3

[sherkahn]

There is this one image that is causing all kinds of commotion over at the CBR boards, and since I have yet to make it to my comic shop, I thought I'd share what I found online. CBR Forums has the most dailed down and honest discussion so far, but I thought this group here could do better at translating the art before us.





Or another form of Vulcan mind meld.

Just like in the other instance where the Star Sapphire showed Kyle and Soranik their hearts desire, Diana breaks through the rage and into the realm of passion within Red Lantern Mera, and a feed back occurs.

Lots to talk about, but I would focus on one of the images.

Would we call it canon that Diana does not see Trevor or another of the other romantic men in her life, but Bruce Wayne? And I see Silver Swan III, as signs of her anger and rage.
And is that Devastation or young Diana getting crowned princess?

Comments

[bluefall]

It varies wildly by artist and which SF&O you take as canon. A lot of Wondy fans :cough cough: are pretty strong proponents of none of the guys being taller than her - it's an important psychological statement - and Scott herself said that the only reason he looked taller in #2 was because of Diana's posture, so she would seem to have been among said fans, prior to this.

[jlbarnett]

well, she's definately shorter than Barda who's not that much taller than the guys so there's a limit on how tall she could be, unless they all stand within an inch of each other.

[bluefall]

Barda's got, like, between six inches and a foot on anyone human. If Diana, Clark and Bruce are all 6'2" (or Bruce is 6'2" and Diana and Clark are 6'4", which is about how they appeared to be drawn in the Kelly run that all this bullshit Batshipping came from), there's still plenty of room there for Barda to tower at 7' even.

[jlbarnett]

all this quiblling over heights sudeenly had me wondering if they include Diana's hair, which can by rather big and Bruce's ears.