Oh my fucking life and soul, of course.

She is post-Rebirth, but that's very recent. Steve Trevor has always been her Lois Lane, so to speak.

I see what you're saying so forgive the pedantry, but Etta Candy is also a comic-book ingredient. I'd say she predates Area as a part of Diana's orbit.

That stuff with Charisma Carpenter really made me reassess Whedon's feminism. Like, dude can talk the talk reasonably well (although there was that thing where he tried to explain why people shouldn't even use the term anymore which… yikes) but apparently he doesn't walk the walk for shit.

I dunno, that Whedon screenplay sounds pretty terrible in its own right to me, but I had misgivings about his take from the moment he compared his version of Diana to Angelina Jolie.

First of all, I really enjoyed Wonder Woman and I can't wait for my daughter to be old enough to see it and the inevitable sequels.

I wouldn't, like, tell someone who was bothered by this that their concerns are unimportant, but Christ am I glad I'm off Twitter and no longer feel motivated to give a fuck about these daily micro-shitstorms.

Yeah, it boggles the mind that anyone would think paying him was a good idea, and that the entitled fucking shitbag would have the stones to cash in on being a convicted rapist. What a world.

He fired through a closed door into an office.

I can't imagine he'd be able to be paid for it if it was community service.

WHAT THE HOLY LIVING FUCK

I wondered the same thing.

Yeah, his face looks borderline gaunt while the rest of him is comically swole.

He is very large now, but his head and neck are the same. It looks like he's wearing a muscle suit tbh.

Shhh, if they hear you and figure it out we're all even more fucked.

Filmmakers keep doing the exact same thing with Superman; Moses is the appropriate comparison, but the audience is assumed (probably correctly) to be more likely to identify the religious parallel if you continually have Superman stick both arms straight out and hang his head.

Certainly the only top tier DC superhero.

I remembered Spider-Man knocking Hulk out by punching him in the nerve cluster under one of his arms in an issue of Amazing in the mid 90s, but I dug that issue out a few years ago and apparently I remembered wrong.

After seeing Wonder Woman I heard an older bloke explaining to the people he was with that it was setting up a team up between her and Captain America in World War 2.

Yeah, Snyder's crimes against Ozymandias are among his worst.