Wonder Woman #128 - "Origin of the Amazing Robot Plane!"

[lordultimus]

Comments

[alicemacher]

...The eyes on Wonder Girl and Wonder Tot in the first panel, and on Wonder Woman in the second-last panel... Those chins you could cut yourself on... I think I'm having an art attack. *passes out*

[bradygirl_12]

Ah, the days when the Amazons asked Athena for help, not Zeus!

[beyondthefringe]

Magical winged horse ---> invisible robot airplane.
Yup, checks out.

Also, time travel shenanigans to allow for Wonders Woman, Girl, and Tot all at the same time. The drugs were good back then.

[alschroeder3]

You think the drugs are good on THIS story? Wait till you read the stories with Wonder Tot and Mister Genie. (My favorites.)

[crinos]

Fun fact this is how Donna Troy came to be. The writers for Teen Titans were thumbing through comics looking for heroes for their teen tesm, and they found Wonder Girl with no context, and put her in not realizing she was a time traveling Diana.

[mazway_75]

Which began YEARS of retcon headaches that just got worse when John Byrne came along.

[crinos]

Probably my favorite piece of Donna Troy fanart is her at a book signing for her autobiography. Which is titled "Your guess is as good as mine" and just has a picture of a confused Donna shrugging on the cover.

[kjn]

It's by Stjepan Šejić.

[mastermahan]

Wait, so Wonder Woman didn't know she was going to have a robot plane? She'd already heard the story of how she got it twice.

Man, no one dropped more acid than the Wonder Woman creative team.

[lonewolf23k]

Gonna be honest, Pegasus turning into a living robot plane for Wonder Woman makes as much sense as any of the more modern attempts to justify her having the invisible jet.

[crinos]

Also IIRC sometimes it wasn't time travel, sometimes Diana used a machine to turn into Wonder Girl or Wonder Tot.

Because apparently sometimes you need to turn into a toddler to fight crime. Because shut up.

[gtrout]

This is... a lot.