Furthermore, there was nothing stopping Azzarello from exploring this himself in the three years he had on the book.

Other writers showed a flawed side to the Amazons without making them utterly deplorable. And it's not like globalisation has stopped us from having all kinds of issues either, so I fail to see how isolation in particular would make the Amazons less well adjusted.

Whoops, sorry about that repeat. I thought my first reply didn't go through. Sorry.

Did you miss the ruckus that erupted over the monster line in AoU?

As I mentioned, Themyscira is not perfect or tat least hasn't been for decades. Nor has Diana. That's my point here. Contrary to what people say she has changed and she has evolved. Often times, it feels like people ignore this to make blanket statements of her history.

Paradise Island (or should I say Themyscira) has not been a utopia for decades.

The stuff like her being a character that people react to negatively when things are changed is what I meant. I don't even think she stands out that much given that almost every writer feels the need to "fix" her. You should see the reaction to Superman, Green Lanterns, X-Men changes.She's also not the only superhero…

Change a few things and you could easily be describing any superhero with this post.

That was more due to editorial meddling.

Well, I started reading WW in the 2000s with Jiminez's run and I liked his portrayal of Circe and Silver Swan. I also enjoyed Veronica Cale in Rucka's run and Cheetah and Circe in Perez's run. Iconography means nothing to adaptations which is what is being discussed.

What was Snyder's origin for Duke?

Her Rogues Gallery is no more weak in concept than any other. All they need is good writers and they've had those. TV adaptations do good stuff with characters that weren't done well in the comics all the time. Mr. Freeze wouldn't have a fanbase if not for the DCAU.

Namor is different from Aquaman but it doesn't make him more interesting. It's telling Aquaman actually can maintain a solo series while Namor's been at best a supporting character lately and has just been playing the same schtick for decades.

It's either work together or fight eachother.

"Say what you want about Civil War, but at least Tony and Cap are equals in terms of power."

1) Cat isn't perfect but she's not the worst boss. Jameson easily has her beat in that department.

By your insane logic, neither could Bruce Wayne whose i.d was still a secret from the public even at the end of the Nolan Trilogy.

It's already been renewed for a second season.

She killed people Pre-Crisis as well.

Are we supposed to be afraid of him because he has a British Accent?