Wonder Woman #8 Diana and the Sovereign
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT WARNING: Potential Spoilers for Wonder Woman #8! With a brutal new quote, Wonder Woman has reminded the DC Universe that, despite being a patron of kindness and good, she is also the Justice League’s darkest hero. The quote is as bloodthirsty as it is badass and would undoubtedly have Batman clutching his pearls for its implications of crossing his “No Kill” Rule.
Tom King and Daniel Sampere’s Wonder Woman #8 shocks with the revelation that Diana has been captured and incapacitated by the Sovereign, who is using the Lasso of Lies to try to manipulate her into believing her place is beneath men. Wonder Woman Reminds Fans That She Doesn’t Have Batman’s “No-Kill” Rule The quote alone is exceptionally badass; however, paired with the context, it becomes even more formidable. As it is an immense show of strength on Diana's part to not only resist the effects of the lasso but also openly defy it with a truth.
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