Art of the Day: Wonder Woman

Artwork: Diana … Defender of Themyscira by Des Taylor

Art of the Day: Wonder Woman

Artwork: Wonder Woman by Bruce Timm

Art of the Day: Wonder Woman

Artwork: Wonder Woman #1 cover by Terry Dodson with ink by Rachel Dodson and color by Alex Sinclair

Art of the Day: Wonder Woman

Artwork: Wonder Woman by Renae De Liz

Art of the Day: Wonder Woman

Artwork: Batman/Superman #15 variant cover by Jenny Frison

Most Memorable Scene: Batman, Wonder Woman and Superman vs Doomsday

I may have my issues with Batman v Superman but I have to say I did find the fight between the DC Trinity (Batman, Wonder Woman and Superman) vs Doomsday to be very interesting. It was very exciting and action-packed. Despite having issues with each other, the trio did work pretty well together.

It's been a while since I've seen this movie but I do believe this was the first time in the movie we saw Wonder Woman. Because earlier in the movie that was just Diana who had long given up on humanity and had no desire to fight any more. But thankfully she returned because otherwise Batman would have been killed by Doomsday before Superman could get there. It goes without saying that Superman made the ultimate sacrifice to stop Doomsday. But as with comic book stories, that wasn't the end of Clark or Superman's story.

Side note, I love how this fight centers Wonder Woman and not to mention her theme song by Hans Zimmer and Junkie XL is mostly played throughout the scene.

Art of the Day: Wonder Woman

Artwork: Wonder Woman #2 cover by Daniel Sampere and color by Tomeu Morey

Fashion Meets Comics: Diana Prince (DC Super Hero Girls)

It's been a while since I've watched DC Super Hero Girls animated series but I always liked the really cute outfit Diana Prince wore when she's wasn't her superhero alter ego Wonder Woman. I always thought it would be a cute look for fall. I would describe her outfit as nerdy preppy casual. Her outfit was a cozy red sweater over a white button down shirt paired with a blue or denim skirt. It's a very cute and comfy look that was perfect for school or anywhere else.

Art of the Day: Wonder Woman

Artwork: Wonder Woman by Kristy Morrows (artbykristy_) with color by Linda (SkyHighRollins)

Most Memorable Scene: Wonder Woman stopping crooks at the Mall (Wonder Woman 1984)

Although Wonder Woman 1984 is not considered a fan favorite but I really love watching this movie. I love this scene of Wonder Woman stopping thieves at the mall. It was fun and colorful and action packed but what I also love that this scene had a lot of humor in it as well as several scenes throughout the movie. Even though she destroyed the surveillance cameras, I do wonder if maybe there was a camera or two that didn't get destroyed and there was some footage of her that was still captured on film.

Art of the Day: Wonder Woman

Artwork: Wonder Woman by Stanley 'Artgerm' Lau

Art of the Day: Artemis and Wonder Woman

Artwork: Artemis and Wonder Woman by Steve Orlando

Most Memorable Scene: Wonder Woman Movie: No Man's Land

I couldn't think of a better day than Comic Book Wednesday and Wonder Woman Wednesday to post this Most Memorable Scene from the first Wonder Woman movie. War is horrible and this movie didn't make a joke about it either. And to see Diana leave the trenches and walk across the battlefield is a defining moment for her character. Because this is the reason why she left Themyscira, she wanted to make a different in Man's World.

Art of the Day: Wonder Woman

Artwork: Wonder Woman #782 cover by Terry Dodson and Rachel Dodson

Art of the Day: Supergirl and Wonder Woman

Artwork: Supergirl and Wonder Woman by Mike Maihack

Art of the Day: Wonder Woman

Artwork: Wonder Woman #43 cover by Nicola Scott

Art of the Day: Wonder Woman

Artwork: Wonder Woman #752 variant cover by Jenny Frison

Art of the Day: Wonder Woman

Artwork: Wonder Woman #81 variant cover by Jenny Frison

I need to get Wonder Woman 1984, it was released on DVD/Blu ray on Tuesday. I loved it, it's one of my new favorite movies.

Art of the Day: Wonder Woman

Artwork: Wonder Woman by David Benzal

Wonder Woman Wednesday: My thoughts on why some fans thought Wonder Woman seemed "out of character" in WW84

Although, I wrote a review for Wonder Woman 1984, I had a few more thoughts. Prior to watching the movie, I made a point of avoiding spoilers or anyone's reaction about Wonder Woman 1984 until after I watched it. I didn't realize until now that the movie didn't connect with a lot of fans.

I was surprised that so many didn't like the movie and many thought Diana was out of character. In a way they were right in that regards because she was out of character but that was from her wish that was granted by the stone. It was causing Diana to seem a little selfish and not want to give up the one thing she has been longing for, for so long. Any wish the stone (and Maxwell Lord) granted seemed to make the recipient change on some level. While Diana was losing a little bit of herself and her powers, Dr. Barbara Minerva was losing her humanity in exchange of power. Meanwhile, Maxwell Lord was so focused on proving doubters wrong about him that the stone had fully corrupted him causing him to lose focus on the most important thing in his life. So it wasn't just Diana who "was out of character", it was that she and so many others were being corrupted by the stone.

Even though, I loved the movie, I know others didn't because not everyone will like the same thing. I just wanted to post my thoughts on why some fans thought Diana was out of character.