#wonderfam
So I want to write some practice essays as preparation for uni next year. I want to be serious about this but I also want to have fun with it. So I thought it’d be fun to write some essays on DC comics!
I’m asking for topic suggestions. They can either be serious (e.g. an in-depth analysis of Bruce Wayne’s character) or not (e.g. an essay on which Justice League member would make the best roomate). Have fun with it!
I’ll do topics on any character, family or anything related to DC comics, really. And I’ll do persuasive, compare and contrast, and close analysis. Either give me the easiest topics or give me a challenge, it’s up to you! Additiionally, it’d be really helpful if you would also suggest what comics, show or movie to watch in order to research into the topic before writing the essay. You don’t have to! But it’d be helpful
I’ve imagined this moment so many times. About what I’d tell you… but now that it’s here. Now that you’re here… I reckon I don’t know what to say.
Wonder Woman #783: Through a Glass Darkly
written by Michael W. Conrad & Becky Cloonan, art by Marcio Takara
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I just walked into the Justice League meeting to give dad an invitation to my wedding and Wonder Woman face when she didn’t get one was all I wanted to see
Not that I want people to know me but someone told me to introduce myself
My name is Hunter Prince I am 21 I am Clark Kent and Lois Lane adopted son I really hate Diana Prince ,I am gay man he/him and I am engaged to Taj al Ghul I don’t like history, but I love chemistry and math
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Donna Troy (Wonder Girl) icons from Titans iss. #1-6 (Abnett, Booth, 2016)
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Wonder Woman v3#27
As much as I love this scene, there’s an error. Donna was adopted by Queen Hipployta and declared the second princess of Themyscira.
This is one of the reasons why the wonderfam isn’t as emphasized in canon as much as other families. There’s so much pressure for Diana to be the perfect ambassador/princess/warrior that there’s hardly room for personal relationships. Donna and Cassie are granted much more freedom but as you can see in this scene, it stops at Diana and they can’t even grieve properly when seeing her on her deathbed.
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