@regiebravo: That's like saying Sarah Palin should marry Richard Dawkin. They have little in common personality wise, and morally. Superman and Wonder Woman have more in common, and both are strong characters, not just physically, but also strong in heart. Batman is more brooding and relies on fear to handle opponents. He is also, somewhat, mentally unstable, which has shown a lot through out the year. It makes his character interesting, but that just because he's fun as a character, it doesn't automatically qualify him for the lady. Relationships aren't based on whether they are fun or not. They are based on how much the two care for one another, how honest they are with one another, and if they are compatible. Batman would keep too many secrets from Wonder Woman, it's how he is. She'd have to use her lasso to get the truth, and that would kill her feelings for him quickly. Despite being a warrior who was raised to think she is exceptional, she values truth, a good heart, and love. Batman is, somewhat, single minded. He only wants to bring justice, but he won't kill, anything else goes, though. If you've actually read the new 52 comics, you'd know that Superman and Wonder Woman have actually made an amazing couple. I'd dare to say, even better than Superman and Lois, because they have more in common, and neither is made to be a victim, they're both still strong characters. They also provide an amazing element of teamwork, a unique understanding of one another, and a deep, believable romance. Neither is the "bitch" in the relationship, they're both bad asses, and have one another's back. Where one may be weak the other is strong. Superman isn't very confident in his superhero capabilities, but Wonder Woman is, and she helps Superman with his lack of confidence. Superman has raw power, whereas Wonder Woman has strategic know how. This is brought up when they fight Faora and Zod, who are also a couple. Superman is able to trade and take blows, but his lack of training leaves him needing help. Wonder Woman is able to match the fighting prowess of the couple, but she isn't as strong. You see where I'm going with it. Yeah, there are also matters of Diana being able to carry his child, whereas lois isn't genetically compatible and would have her abdomen kicked out by the child during pregnancy, if she even made it past sex, but that is obvious, and would make it seem like Wonder Woman is just a carrier, which she isn't. They are a beautiful couple, because of their all around perfect compatibility, even having some differences that bring even more interest to the relationship. Clark is a farm boy who hides who he is from regular people, whereas Diana is a proud amazon who doesn't hide who she is. Clark was bullied growing up, while Diana was raised in royalty. This is all, also, without mentioning their better understanding of one another, when it comes to being super heroes and being part of the last of their kind. They have always shown interest with one another, even before the new 52, so this isn't a sudden thing. Lois is still in Superman's life, but as a co-worker, and that is, honestly, better, because she has always come off as the side kick and damsel in distress. Their relationship was the weak woman and the strong man, which made it dull, cliche, and slightly sexist. Wonder Woman's relationship with Trevor... she didn't seem to want him, because she held her interest in Superman (only not pursuing him because he was taken), and she has had a romantic past with Aquaman (mera must have been pissed) and Batman, likely because of the fact that Superman was taken, and, being a strong woman, she wanted a strong companion, one who she could relate to, but neither romance lasted, because they had differences, even Batman himself said that it was better that they just remained friends. So, when you think about it, it has always been Wonder Woman and Superman. Lois Lane was more like a teenage dream for Superman, sweet, but completely unrealistic. They don't need steve or lois to keep them grounded, either. Clark has a humble upbringing by humble human beings, he has friends who are human, a best friend who is a human crime fighter (a bad ass one), and lives a humble, human lifestyle. Diana is down to Earth, fun loving, and loving, while also having human friends, and an active social life with humans and heroes alike. So, they can ground themselves, when they aren't being grounded by their friends, already. I encourage you to read into their comics, and realize that it doesn't have to be all ass kicking and tough attitudes, especially when it comes to matters of the heart.
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