Who is that? Somebody called me that last week.
Who is that? Somebody called me that last week.
I think that Wonder Woman works with Dr. Psycho they way they are now(?). I think upsetting their current balance would probably ruin the kind of (anti)chemistry they have now.
Sure.. he could change if Wonder Woman professed to have feelings for him one day, but the minute she did that he would try to control her and consume her. She, of course, would never have that... and then he would revert and possibly pull the "If I can't have you ALL to myself, no one can!!" and would probably try to kill her.
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LOL.. Well, I don't know if you're him or not... but I think Eliseu thinks you're TROUBLEMAN2000 from the old DCMB. Troubleman was very confrontational and unapologetic for his outbursts sometimes. Although he always let u know how he felt, which I appreciated. He was (is) very fond of Odyssey as well.
If you're him, well.. welcome back! If not, then carry on!
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I don't think he'd try to consume her; that aspect of his character is a function of his hurt; as far as the controlling part, well, that would make the dynamics interesting; Wonder Woman just put her foot down, see where it goes, than the pair could use some outside intervention. The part with trying to refrain from those impulses to having a controlling attitude towards a woman he loves is very complicated, but, somehow, would need to be contained and fixed.
I can't understand why Zola can't be her closest friend by now.
Julia and Vanessa Kapatelis were Diana's best friends by the end of first arc or so...
Besides that, Zola can be her best friend AT THIS MOMENT, it doesn't mean that Diana doesn't have any other good friends
but right now, she is the closest
Having anyone even look like they were talking to her in the club would have been a good start. Having anyone they come across anywhere in London treat Diana as if they know her or even recognize her would help. But the story has her detached from everything and everyone around her. I don't get any sense of 'community' from any of the scenes in London at all. She's out in the crowd brooding, but never communicating with anyone or having anyone try to communicate with her.
I mean at this point, eight issues in, does she have a secret identity? Or does everyone know Diana is Wonder Woman? What does she do to pay for the flat? Does she have a job? Does she have friends on the job?
Meanwhile, have you read the JL? The Diana over there, now running concurrent with this title, is absolutely nothing like the Diana we're seeing in her own book.
Like I said, I'm trying to be patient til the end of this arc, but it's dragging out a bit long for my tastes :/
Well... although I heard speculation that the DCMB had moderators, I surely never saw one. Wether entertaining or not, those types of outbursts when confronted would not go over well here. Not so much Troubleman as much as LipstickHeroine with the WONDER WOMAN IS DEAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! rants and raves.
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Because Julia and Vanessa were the first people she met. It made sense because she hadn't established herself in man's world first.
Supposedly she's been living off of Themyscira for five years or more now. I personally just don't like the idea of a detached, friendless Diana.
I think that she doesn't have friends is a very subtle, yet blatant aspect of what people aren't talking about. Not necessarily that she "doesn't have friends", but on-camera friends anyway. It has been approximately 2 weeks in comic-book time since issue #1 (I'm guessing) but it's been 9 months for us in real-time, so I'm sure it's not as severe as we think.
But I completely concur. Azzarello's story is way too dense and concentrated. We need a millisecond of no-gods and gloom and doom.
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"... Act, that each tomorrow find us farther than today."
- Longfellow
Well... I think your on-screen presence is a little similar to Tman sometimes now that I think about it. As I said before, it's not a bad thing at all. I respect those who really take no crap from anyone and give back what they get, in the same fashion that they get it. But you already said you're not him, so... what're u gonna do. Actually I miss Tman.
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