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Who’s Afraid of Wonder Woman?

Robert Jones, Jr. · 21 Oct 2026

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  1. Our reading

    Under Tom King’s pen, Wonder Woman reads as neither wonder nor woman.

    Their wordsRegrettably, I find that under King’s pen, this legendary literary character reads as neither wonder nor woman.

  2. Our reading

    Capitalism pushes creators to aim at the largest paying audience whatever cowardice that takes.

    Their wordsCapitalism compels us to direct all of our efforts toward the largest paying audience, no matter what cowardice is involved in doing so; no matter the artistic, ethical, legal, or spiritual catastrophe associated with it.

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