First Look: Morrison's WONDER WOMAN: EARTH ONE and MULTIVERSITY

So looking foward to Multiversity, probably the last time we'll ever see the real Captain Marvel, Question and Ted Kord from a DC published book.

I really enjoyed Johns' Batman Earth One. However, Stracynski's Superman: Earth One was sorely lacking

Looking forward to both of these projects!

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We're talking about Grant Morrison, so yeah, I'm pretty excited . the art on both projects seem astonishing

Wait so does Multiversity take place in the New 52 then?

This is going to be fun. I want to see what Grant does with Wonder Woman. It should be interesting

hope its better than the other earth one books, they were awful

New 52 has maybe an infinite number of universes and multiversity seems to be visiting just a handful of them.

So looking forward to both these, but especially Wonder Woman Earth One

Hmm I'm not so sure. Granted there was a time it could happen but if Wonder Woman would have a father, I'd rather it be the king of the gods. Then again I'm partial to demigods so maybe that's why I liked it. Wonder Woman 3 remains one of my favourite. issues of Wonder Woman and the New 52. I liked the explanation for it

I've been on edge of Multiversity for the last five years when it was first talked of by Morrison so obviously I'm excited, but the real glee is coming forth for Wonder Woman: Earth One. I cannot tell you enough how excited I am that he's going to be taking this on. Can't wait!

I'm looking forward to Wonder Woman. The only comic books I've ever read are the Earth One graphic novels and I've liked them all

Super excited for this :) I hadn't read any of the Earth 1 stuff until today, but I love Wonder Woman, and I knew I would get this, so I figured I might as well read the other books, so I picked up volume 1 of Superman today. I'm about halfway through and I think it is absolutely fantastic! As an added bonus, one of my favorite writers is taking on one of my favorite characters, and I know Grant Morrison is going to do her justice :D makes me wish he could write her in the regular DCU, but her current series is A+ in my book, so no complaints here

@miss_garrick said:

It would also have made Diana around 3000 years old.

I won't pick up Wonder Woman Earth One. Multiversity looks interesting though.

@outside_85:

Yeah so? In the original 40's W.W. and the George Perez remake in the 80's, did they say what year she was born in? She's an immortal Amazon! The Lynda Carter show had her go from the 40's to the 70's between seasons with no problem. I get the feeling that on Themyscira, time hardly registers.

Hopefully this one is good. Morrison Knows what makes these characters great in the first place, but also introduce a lot of new elements to make it feel fresh and interesting, unlike Superman: Earth One and Batman: Earth One which just changed the characters just for the hell of it

@miss_garrick: I am not saying it is a visual problem (which it isnt), but it becomes harder and harder to explain why Diana chose the modern age to leave the island and not at any other point. Flashpoint and the New 52 incarnation is so young it's easier to accept she would leave just to get away, if she's thousands of years old she will be of the same mindset as all the other Amazons. Granted you could say she was dispatched instead.

But you are correct that they didn't bother with tagging her age or date of birth in the past, but I have the idea that most people believe she is about as old as she's appeared and not something like 200 or more.

As for time, I think you are correct in the sense that the Amazons simply stop caring. Like they are far older than Ra's Al Ghul, and he cant even remember how old he is. Same with Vandal Savage that we only know was a caveman, but nothing exact.

I can't wait for Grant Morrison's Wonder Woman: Earth One!

I haven't read any of the Earth One books but I'm really interested in seeing Morrison's interpretation of the Amazon.

I also wonder if it will be similar to the Pre-52 Wonder Woman (which I will welcome w/ open arms).

I can't wait!!