I am so glad.
It’s an odd thing to say, but I think Wonder Woman is generally not really written from a female perspective, so much as a guy’s idea of what a female perspective SHOULD be. She is often not written so much as how guys view females, but how they feel she should behave as a paragon of woman-hood.
Which makes her message somewhat gobbedygook.
Not everyone loves my Diana and that’s fine, but I wanted her to be female, I wanted her to be about sisters and daughters and mothers and kindness and compassion and rage and jealousy and nurturing and all the things that we experience over the course of our lives.
I honestly think there are some who still find that part of my run very off-putting. Which is fine, I am not judging anyone.
But I wanted a Wonder Woman who was equal parts of her name.
Published on April 16, 2014 02:27