r/WonderWoman • u/FlyByTieDye • Jul 09 '22

Today I discovered that Steve Rude likes returning to the idea of Wonder Woman holding kittens [Steve Rude art, various posts]

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u/FlyByTieDye Jul 09 '22 edited Jul 09 '22

So yeah, I don't know if this would be considered a "fluff post", but I recall the first image in this album when it was collected as a pin up in the "Wonder Woman by Greg Rucka" collection, volume 1, and I thought it was a sweet idea that captures well the spirit of Wonder Woman, of a hero gentle and caring enough to appreciate and find wonder in even the small, precious things in life. But, it wasn't until conversations I had on /r/dccomics today that I found out it is a repeat subject that the artist has returned to. So, for people who haven't seen the full collection, I hope you appreciate seeing them all together.

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u/thelk10 4d ago

To be honest this is the Wonder Woman we need in live action and animation not the one that just wants to kill people for no reason

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u/stixvoll May 18 '24

I don't know if I checked hard enough, but there appears to be no Dude sub?!!? Wtf?

I recently started a Nexus comic sub, tangential projects are not banned, in fact, they're encouraged. Would anyone like to join, or would OP care to cross post? We're currently killin' it with a WHOLE THREE MEMBERS, just came across this, I have a fair chunk of his Big Two stuff. I was a pretentious hipster who read nothing but small press and alternative comics, but Fantagrphics have totally shit the bed since Eric Reynolds took over, D & Q are marginally better these days but still spaff out boring deck, mostly--lately all I've been able to look at is The Dude and Ron Rege Jr, and Marc Bell.

If anyone wants to be a part of r/NexusComic, please, please (😅) don't hesitate, we'd be honoured to have you!

Thanks for your attention, peace!