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The New 52 era of Wonder Woman remains one of the most controversial periods in the character’s history, but does it deserve the criticism it receives? In this video, we take a closer look at Brian Azzarello and Cliff Chiang’s acclaimed run and explore why it may be one of the strongest modern interpretations of Diana. We examine how the series fully embraced Greek mythology and expanded Wonder Woman’s world beyond what readers had seen before, how Diana’s journey to becoming the God of War added new layers to her character, and how the book used the theme of family—both blood relatives and chosen bonds—as a central part of its storytelling. We also look at how other New 52 titles supported and reinforced this version of Wonder Woman, creating a more connected and cohesive place for her within the wider DC Universe. Whether you love it or hate it, this is a deep dive into why New 52 Wonder Woman deserves a second look.
Discussed in this episode:
1. What New 52 Wonder Woman Gets Right
2. The Themes Of New 52 Wonder Woman
3. How New 52 Wonder Woman Included Themes Consistent With Wonder Woman
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