r/WonderWoman • u/De_lua1325 • 21h ago
r/WonderWoman • u/glib-eleven • 4h ago
I have read this subreddit's rules WONDER WOMAN 127
r/WonderWoman • u/Jerswar • 22h ago
I have read this subreddit's rules Wonder Woman genuinely helped me out of an emotional slump
I don't normally read Wonder Woman. I don't read comics much at all these days. My last encounter with WW was some years ago, when I picked up some trade paperbacks at the library. It started with Diana meeting Cheetah, and helping her break free from an evil god and regaining her humanity. It was a good story, and quite in keeping with what I feel Wonder Woman should be all about. So it was a pretty big bummer when Barbara later turned BACK into Cheetah, and just fully embraced it this time.
I've been worrying about stuff lately; the likely loss of my apartment, the health of my cats, general dissatisfaction with where my life is going... stuff like that.
Anyway, something made me look up stuff on Cheetah and Wonder Woman, and I saw pages from a more recent story: Where they actually make peace. After a vicious fight, Cheetah has WW in a stranglehold, and with basically her last breath Diana tells Cheetah that she still holds out hope for her, and loves her. And Cheetah relents.
Afterwards, they have a heart to heart.
I don't know, I've just been in a place where I've really needed that. It's odd how fiction can help us sometimes.
r/WonderWoman • u/Tetratron2005 • 23h ago
I have read this subreddit's rules Thoughts that come when you read too much classical mythology sources
r/WonderWoman • u/Tetratron2005 • 15h ago