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June 19th, 2009
11:20 am
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Golden Age Wonder Woman Crack
These are from Wonder Woman #4, 1943.

This issue was so whacked out that it was really difficult to choose just three pages' worth.

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June 14th, 2009
04:19 pm
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Heh. You guys thought GA/BC couldn't get any worse.
I'll prove you wrong!

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June 4th, 2009
08:49 pm
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Donna Troy and Terry Long: The breakup

You watched them fall in love. Now watch them fall apart.

I never dreamed that we'd be distanced by a hate, that all the trust we had would go... )

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May 28th, 2009
08:27 pm
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Golden Age Wonder Woman
This one was published in 1946. I gather that the issue had multiple stories about Lana, whose mental turmoil about her relationship with her no-good boyfriend Carl Ambishun AKA Silas Sneek had the side effect of taking her and the Holliday girls to other time periods, where they would temporarily forget that they hadn't been born in ancient Greece or wherever and behave as if they belonged there. Since Lana said "Oh, my formula", I'm assuming she made some kind of chemical thingie that she drank that gave her this ability. I really, really want to see how this concept was introduced. But all my collection includes is the last of the stories about Lana.

Wonder Woman in the Wild West. )

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01:24 pm
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Mythapalooza

Four scans apiece from Incredible Hercules #129 and Wonder Woman #32.

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May 27th, 2009
12:55 pm
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Golden Age Wonder Woman
This story was published in 1948.

Wonder Woman vs. the Green Shirts! )

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09:23 pm
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Cleopatra had milk baths...


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May 25th, 2009
12:05 pm
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Golden Age Wonder Woman
This issue was published in 1946.

Read more... )

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May 24th, 2009
11:36 am
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Golden Age Wonder Woman Crack
This was first published in 1945.
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May 23rd, 2009
05:45 pm
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Golden Age Wonder Woman
There is no bondage in this story. Seriously, none. It was published in 1949. Marston was dead. He didn't write this story. That's why there's no bondage.
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May 22nd, 2009
12:16 pm
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Golden Age Wonder Woman
Thank you, everyone who said they wanted to see more WW! So I will work my way backwards through my own LJ, posting one a day (when possible) until I've reposted it all. And I'll repost the few non-WW posts I made too, though not till after I'm done with Wondy.

The first few posts will be from this 70's collection, as was yesterday's.

This issue was published in 1945. It was one of my favorites from this old collection, mainly because there was a lot of bondage.

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May 21st, 2009
11:00 pm
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Golden Age Wonder Woman
I only got one comment expressing interest, but I'll try reposting a couple of my old WW posts here and see what kind of response I get. If people are interested, I'll repost one a day until they're all here. I'll be posting them backwards, since I'm harvesting them from my own LJ.

Oh, also: can someone please repost that manga drawing of a guy with kittens strapped to his chest? I know I saved it to my hard drive, but I can't find it. Classics like that should be kept in circulation.

This issue of Wonder Woman was published in 1946.

I find that I don't have as many snarky remarks to make about most of the issues from this collection. They carefully chose the least whacked out stories. They also chose the ones with the least bondage. Not that there still wasn't plenty, but when I later heard people making jokes about all the bondage, I thought they were being silly. Then the Archive Editions started being published, and I realized they were right all along.
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May 20th, 2009
04:04 pm
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Wonder Woman explains an ancient Greek curse
Rise of the Olympian draws to a close, and we have previews from the
DCU blog.


Current Mood: amused
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May 18th, 2009
05:10 pm
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DC Solicits are up...
At Newsarama. Not going to link because they're pretty easy to find.

And these are the few that interested me.

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10:50 am
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Adoptive Amazon, part 1 (Introducing Cassie)
* Credit to JRhode and arrlaari for the series title.

With the Bat-boys gone, the traditional position of Titan Leadership has been left open in both current teams of Titans, and on both teams, the resident Wonder has stepped up to the plate.

Now, this certainly makes sense for Donna, who's well-respected by her teammates, has a history of command with the amazons and the Darkstars, and is generally a competent, charismatic person with a high emotional IQ, all good traits for the job. But what about Cassie? If you've been reading TEEN TITANS since she joined the title, you could be excused for thinking that a pet rock would do a better job. Up until very recently, she's been a flat, lifeless superpowered Mean Girl with no real purpose or interest in life outside of chasing boys with status and cutting down everyone else. Even since McKeever had her reject Ares' influence and reinvent herself, she's been becoming tolerant and competent only slowly, and is still mostly a non-entity on the team.

But it was not always so! There was a time when she genuinely deserved to wear the double-double, when she was a Wonder Girl in truth and quite a likable character. Let us wander back, then, to those Halcyon days, and meet the girl who earned her symbol as few heroes do.






Next time: Our new Wonder learns more about her powers, acquires a rogue, and survives a relatively literal trial-by-fire.

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April 29th, 2009
02:34 pm
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More Wondy #31
Interesting revelations here, this week. Not least of which is what's up with that damn eagle already.

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April 20th, 2009
04:24 pm
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Can I get a "F#%@ YEAH" ?
Two parts awesome, one part anti-awesome, and add a dash of potential to get these solicits. )

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March 25th, 2009
11:12 pm
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One panel from Wonder Woman 30.
No context, because it's a spoiler, and unneeded. Trying the 'div class' thing, so forgive me if this doesn't cut properly.

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March 20th, 2009
03:52 pm
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A controversial scene from Perez's Wonder Woman
We've talked a lot about the classic Perez run, it's beautiful storytelling, the dense plotting, the complexity, the rich characterization, and the many subjects it covered; including gender issues, war and peace, addiction, Battered Person Syndrome, sexual orientation, and teen suicide. All of these issues were handled with great care and sensitivity.

It's sometimes been said that Wonder Woman is actually more of an alien to our world than Superman. Clark was from another planet, and Diana is from Earth, but Clark was raised in modern America, in it's culture and with it's values. Diana was raised in a 3000 year old Pagan culture isolated from the rest of the world. And, well, 3000 year old Pagan cultures weren't what, in modern terms, is considered "Politically Correct." We've seen this, more recently, in how Diana doesn't have Clark's and Bruce's "no killing" rule.

Which brings us to a flashback sequence from Perez's run, drawn by Tom Grummett, that got them some angry letters. Anyone who was familiar with Sir James Frazer's or Joseph Campbell's studies of ancient cultures, their myths, and their rituals, understood, completely, as would anyone familiar with mid-90s Disney animated films.

What event marked the young Diana's coming of age? It wasn't a Bat Mitzvah.

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March 19th, 2009
05:15 pm
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When Wondy was Awesome, part 10 (Battle for the Godwave)
After Byrne, Wondy passed into the hands of Eric Luke. For the most part Luke's run was mediocre and unremarkable, a result of him overusing his big new villain and seeming a bit more interested in the trappings of the character than Diana herself - this is the Wonderdome era, where her invisible plane becomes her floating sky castle and ends up as significant to many of her victories as her own abilities are. But one thing he did do right was the truly awesome GodWar arc, in which (intermittently) spectacular art, fascinating mythology, and the only canon romance for Diana that has actually *worked* combined into one of my favorite Wondy stories ever.



High page count on this one, guys. You have been warned. )

Next time: Diana takes on the Justice League, does battle with a dragon, and looks really, really pretty.

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