Comments on: Okay, One Last Comment On This Wonder Woman/Superman Thing OR Wonder Woman In A Secondary, Passive Role

By: Dewayne

Dewayne — Sun, 02 Sep 2012 20:39:14 +0000

I agree. Kenny, youre not wanted here.
Take your offensive remarks back to South Park, Mr. Hankeys waiting for you, he might teach you some manners. m’kay.

By: Nicola Vigaretti

Nicola Vigaretti — Sat, 01 Sep 2012 20:36:50 +0000

Kenny…
Do get a life sweetie, preferably one that dosent involve insults to people that know better. Ive read the comments of the top two posters before, on here and on other sites and whilst I disagree with some views they have always seemed in the main fairly knowledgable. Karl in particular has amassed quite the minor following amongst WW fandom and is often entertaining. At least these two understand what theyr talking about [most of the time...]…can you say the same?
we are all entitled to our opinions, and just for the record some of us have been reading these characters for a LONG time now, and are perfectly well placed to voice our displeasure. If youre ever in need of a racist or homophobic rant involving WW may I suggest you get ones overly-offended ass over post-haste to CBRs forum where your kinds of insults would be welcomed with greasy arms.
Btw I am not stating you made any offensive racist or homophobic remarks, simply stating that to come on here and post insults is in poor taste and belongs on another forum, like the notorious one mentioned above.
I cant believe this is only the second blog Ive posted on, but I felt compelled to post something, annoyed as I am by this ‘individual’.
It might be best if you do not post here again.

By: Kenny

Kenny — Fri, 31 Aug 2012 11:25:49 +0000

To Karl. Stop spewing out foolish statements that show your biases.
Wonder woman and batman gettting together is even more ridiculous. Who becomes secondary? WW? Batman. Using the foolish logic stated above, both characters are lessened by being together. As for the argument that these powerful heros need someone human t ground them……to that I think you are again making absurd statements. They do not need someone human to ground them okay…. They ground themselves by seeing the suffering of the world around them. Comics evolve. If they continued to use the same storylines without change, the end result would be cancellation of the superman comics due to low sales. But you would rather have the character end its publication so long as DC does not publish something that offends your delicate sensitivities… Grow up. Read the comic. Do not read the comic. But stop making foolish remarks

By: Te

Te — Tue, 28 Aug 2012 20:15:54 +0000

Yeah, these are many of the reasons why I’ve been having a problem with this canon, and I’ve always *liked* the idea of Clark and Diana having a thing going. You know, the way they *would* do it. *sighs*

Clark has always gone for *dominant* women. Making Diana… *this* and *then* hooking them up is just bizarre and wrong.

By: Karl

Karl — Tue, 28 Aug 2012 19:43:39 +0000

Dont even get me started on what my feelings are about this storyline.
The below comments are actually moderated by me, and thats saying something, so offended am I by this.
No self-respecting Superman or Wonder Woman fan would support any of this in any way whatsoever.
To me the two characters have always had that best friends/ work colleague vibe, nothing romantic. A friend of mine always assumed they had more of a brother/sister vibe but she hasnt had a boyfriend since the Lynda Carter series ended so what the fuck would she know, lol.
The desperate way DC are trying to spin this absurd plot to woo readers over is indicative of how writers and editors treat their consumers, no, fans…no doubt on sites like Comicology or Comic Book Resources the pathetic lickspitles will be creaming their collective pants [short pants] at the prospect of this ‘love story of the century’.
Old-style readers wont fall for this tosh…we’ve been around for far too long to accept this. Not even an Elseworlds has attempted this before, and even Kingdom Come had the decency to put it at the tail-end of the story so it wouldnt put people off.