Current Events > What's this about Wonder Woman getting ***** in the movie? (SPOILERS)

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I'm hearing from some people at work that apparently wonder woman was raped or sexually assaulted by some Steve character?

I don't follow comics books but wtf is this?

Isn't she spose to be some strong ass bitch?

Raped? lol no, she clearly wanted it more than he wanted it tbh
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I bet it was fart rape.
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Damn, what a mark.
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Eh. She wanted him.
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I thought she was a lesbian
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Wasn't aware clay had a sexual orientation
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SSJGrimReaper posted...

I thought she was a lesbian

What the hell made you think that? Banging Bruce and Supes?
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Terra-enforcer posted...

SSJGrimReaper posted...

I thought she was a lesbian

What the hell made you think that? Banging Bruce and Supes?

I meant the live action version, not the comic/cartoon version.

I remember seeing some stupid article declaring WW being bi or lesbian and everyone was making a big deal out of it
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@SSJGrimReaper posted...

Terra-enforcer posted...

SSJGrimReaper posted...

I thought she was a lesbian

What the hell made you think that? Banging Bruce and Supes?

I meant the live action version, not the comic/cartoon version.

I remember seeing some stupid article declaring WW being bi or lesbian and everyone was making a big deal out of it

She bangs a man and has no affinity whatsoever for any women. So again, what the hell makes you think that? It wasn't even remotely implied? And no websites I see report on anything about her being lesbian or bisexual in the movie. Heck, the ones that do mention her sexuality say the exact opposite.
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SSJGrimReaper posted...

Terra-enforcer posted...

SSJGrimReaper posted...

I thought she was a lesbian

What the hell made you think that? Banging Bruce and Supes?

I meant the live action version, not the comic/cartoon version.

I remember seeing some stupid article declaring WW being bi or lesbian and everyone was making a big deal out of it

Greg Rucka (the current writer for the comics) asserted that she was queer. Which makes perfect sense if one thinks about her origin even a little.

She might very well be bi in the movies, but the only person she has a romantic relationship with is Steve.

And assuming the OP isnt trolling, i dont know how anyone gets "rape" out of that scene.
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No she does not get remotely raped
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Didn't Alan Moore (or was it Frank Miller) want to make an entire comic about Wonder Woman being brutally raped and have to be talked out of it?

I swear that was a thing.

Imagine if that was made today, the outcry would be insane.
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This was neither clever nor was it amusing in the slightest.
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She specifically says men aren't needed for pleasure. She either self stimulates or is into women.
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Yep she does. Twice

Wonder Woman is canonically not straight. She's bi, demi, or pansexual, whatever, but not straight. She's had relationships with other women on her home island and she's also attracted to certain men which she seems to have a stronger preference for.

Then again, she's immortal, so her flings with guys might just be placeholders until her next thing with a woman. It's all up to the writers. The point is she's definitely not just heterosexual anymore in canon. Which kind of makes sense considering her origins.
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@Maze_

Mark Miller

"The Rape of Wonder Woman" is an unreleased comic book story written by famed Scottish writer Mark Millar

"I pitched this to DC for a laugh years back. The idea was that, like Death of Superman, we had Rape of Wonder Woman; a twenty-two page rape scene that opened up into a gatefold at the end just like Superman did."

The comic's idea surfaced around 1993, the year of the mentioned Death of Superman arc and as well as the Batman arc "Knightfall" where the Caped Crusader got his spine broken by Bane and is forced to give the cape and cowl to Jean-Paul Valley, who would later become the violent Azrael. Despite Millar saying that the story was just a joke he had made, he mentioned the fact that DC Comics was actually considering publishing the story and already had an artist draw a sketch for the comic's first page.

This was meant to be DC's way of exploring a state of weakness to Wonder Woman in a similar vein to the Superman and Batman arcs; this comic would have served as a way to show a more aggressive Wonder Woman after suffering such acts in a similar way to the other arcs.

However, the increase of rape allegations in the media and a lot of complaints in both DC's writing and art departments lead to the comic's quick cancellation.
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Maybe some people are like "OH BE GAVE HER BEER SHE WAS DRINKING" yadda yadda completely ignoring the fact she took like one sip of it at most, but I'm pretty sure she didn't even take one.
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Kelystic posted...

@Maze_

Mark Miller

"The Rape of Wonder Woman" is an unreleased comic book story written by famed Scottish writer Mark Millar

"I pitched this to DC for a laugh years back. The idea was that, like Death of Superman, we had Rape of Wonder Woman; a twenty-two page rape scene that opened up into a gatefold at the end just like Superman did."

The comic's idea surfaced around 1993, the year of the mentioned Death of Superman arc and as well as the Batman arc "Knightfall" where the Caped Crusader got his spine broken by Bane and is forced to give the cape and cowl to Jean-Paul Valley, who would later become the violent Azrael. Despite Millar saying that the story was just a joke he had made, he mentioned the fact that DC Comics was actually considering publishing the story and already had an artist draw a sketch for the comic's first page.

This was meant to be DC's way of exploring a state of weakness to Wonder Woman in a similar vein to the Superman and Batman arcs; this comic would have served as a way to show a more aggressive Wonder Woman after suffering such acts in a similar way to the other arcs.

However, the increase of rape allegations in the media and a lot of complaints in both DC's writing and art departments lead to the comic's quick cancellation.

Never heard of Mark Miller

Guess I know why now
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I remember Hades being pretty rapey in one of the toons. Made it doubly weird considering who he was to her

kick-ass*
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lilORANG posted...

She specifically says men aren't needed for pleasure. She either self stimulates or is into women.

No, she said that's what she learned from a book. She never expressed that to be her thoughts on the subject.
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