Ultimate Houde said:Get over your fascination
Dr.Strangefate said:She would be fantastic.
Honestly, she looks perfect for the part.
Shouldn't Wilsin Fisk look white?E.Vi.L. said:I don't know much about Wonder Woman, but if she's supposed to be an Amazon princess, shouldn't she look Greek?
Random said:Shouldn't Wilsin Fisk look white?
Random said:Shouldn't Wilsin Fisk look white?
Really, there's a bunch of actresses hot enough for the role and I'm betting a quarter of them can actually act, so I'm not concern with who it is. What I am concern about is the script, its going to be very hard to make it good. Anyone actaully know any good WW stories?
JLA: League of One by Christopher Moeller. The trouble is, what's needed is great Wonder Woman solo stories. Preferably with a great villain.Random said:Shouldn't Wilsin Fisk look white?
Really, there's a bunch of actresses hot enough for the role and I'm betting a quarter of them can actually act, so I'm not concern with who it is. What I am concern about is the script, its going to be very hard to make it good. Anyone actaully know any good WW stories?
Id like to see her get laid than think "Why are men so bad" and then see the toliet seat left up and freak out... I bet that would happen if they made it tens years agoDr.Strangefate said:Honestly I think it would be hillarious to play on the obvious misconceptions she would have against men when she leaves Paradise Island... Like very crazy femminazi sexist, but in a very innocent way. Like if crazy lesbian uberfeminists raised a daughter secluded from the world. She doesnt hate men... she just doesnt understand that everything she's been told isn't always the case.
Dr.Strangefate said:She was sculpted from clay by Hippolyta to be the perfect woman... Made from Mother Earth and the Queen of the Amazon, her upbringing nor her conception spoiled by no man. She is a product of all the world and a demi-goddess who is in the comics a Blonde Haired, Blue Eyed beauty who never resembled a greek. She is designed after statues of perfect humans... Whose race is unclear.
Yes.E.Vi.L. said::shock:
Is there such a thing as a DC hero with a relatable background?
In her first appearance in September 1942, Wonder Woman was brunette (black haired), white, athletic as all get out (no stick figure limbs for her), and slightly flat-chested.E.Vi.L. said:PPS : The only time I saw her, she was dark haired (and could pass for a woman from Greek myths, hence my confusion). So where does that blonde stuff comes frond? She dyes her hair?!
Dr.Strangefate said:My poor sentence structure has led you astray.
Hippolyta, queen of the Amazons, is typically a Blonde haired, blue eyed beauty.