She'd probably be an Avenger or have Red She Hulks spot in the Defenders. It would've been awesome if she came over in the 80s and they could have tied her into the Hercules limited series with Bob Laytin doing the pencils.
Wonder Woman has been put in the Marvel universe through strange circumstances. Who does she meet? Who does she forge relationships with? Who are her enemies? Here is a potential list of allies and a rouges gallery for the Marvelous Wonder Woman.
The king of Atlantis himself, and probably the bane of of Diana's existence on Earth 616. He's not as much an enemy as he is an annoyance. His constant attempts to win Diana's affection through dominating her is often enough times to send Diana over the edge.
When Diana first meets Wolverine her feelings for him are pretty much indifferent, and she sees him as a good ally and friend. Over time she develops some feeling for him, and over time Logan does as well, but events would occur that would keep the two from ever carrying their relationship further.
Diana and Steve see eye to eye on a lot of things, but the don't always get along. They are good friends and can easily put aside their differences for the good of mankind, but truth be told he reminds her a little too much of a certain "big blue boy scout" back home.
Diana really likes Peter, but as one really likes a friend that can always make them laugh even in their darkest of moments. There are many times that Peter has cheered her up, and the two have a very close friendship. The will go to great lengths to help one another such as from helping to take down Doctor Octopus latest contraption to showing up as Peter's date for a special party.
Diana and Tony have probably the strangest relationship of all the other Avengers. They are good friends, but there is a sense of distance between them. His rich playboy attitude reminds her a lot of the "Caped Crusader", minus all the brooding and extra Wayne. Strangely enough though, he has never hit on her once during their entire time working together. Much to Diana's disappointment.
Diana rarely interacts with Banner, but when she does she sees a man given a gift that he doesn't want, but at the same time she believes that Banner is the best person to be in possession of such a raw force of power. The Hulk itself is indeed a monster to her, and Diana thinks that it is unfortunate for a man like Banner to have to bear that curse.
Kletus Cassidy is one of Diana's arch-enemies on Earth 616. To Diana the man is pure evil and the symbiote attached to him only makes him that much more nefarious. At one point Carnage managed to take over Diana and used her to attack the people of Earth 616. A lot of damage was done and it scarred Diana so much that she still has nightmares of the symbiote till this day.
Diana really can't stand him because of the fact that of the woe his Multiverse counterpart brought down upon the Amazons. She admits that he is somewhat different, but she cannot entirely shake her contempt. Luckily though she is often able to put aside differences when the need to work together outweighs what would happen if they did not. Hercules often remarks on how much of her mother she sees in her, despite the fact that Earth 616's Hippolyta is not Diana's mother
Diana's counterpart and Arch-Nemesis on Earth 616. Artume is disgusted by Diana's claim to be a daughter of the Amazon's and Hippolyta, and seeks to destroy her and expose her as a farce. Diana is in turn angered by Artume's disposition often scolding the girl about how her anger is wasted and how she is living her life in vanity when she could be so much greater.
Another one of Diana's close friends on Earth 616. The two women are often see together chit chatting about life or working together on an Avengers Mission. Diana likes her friend, but often comments about how "eccentric" she is.
*sigh* The man usually doesn't stay conscious for very long when he's around Diana, which has in turn only made the "Merc with a Mouth" run his mouth even more. It's quite a sad story really.
Diana didn't know what to think of Matt Murdock when she first met him other than his choice of cologne was rather strong. He was unique in a sense that he had a way with words and charm unlike any other man she had met. At one point he manages to gain her affection, but there was something about him that was off setting. She couldn't quite place what it was, but it was enough to make her want to keep her distance from him emotionally. They rarely have the opportunity to work together seeing as they are called to work different mission types. Truth be told they really don't want to work together too much, because the longer they are around one another the more awkward things seem to get.
Delphyne is the Queen of the Amazons on Earth 616, and though at first she is not quite what Diana expects she comes to respect her rule of the Amazons.
@Raiiyn: No, duh, like, Wonder Boop natch! Though I know why you like Wonder Woman more than Sif, Sif's outfit doesn't match well with Superman awwwh, which reminds me I need to get back to my romantic raunchy Hulk and Rogue slash fiction..... =)
I love your post, and proves the point that any one of DC's characters could be modified to fit inside the Marvel U (and vice versa) while keeping the character true to itself.
The biggest issue would be one of power level. Diana is very powerful by the standards of Marvel, and she isn't likely to meekly go along with the Marvel Heroes lax idea of heroism.
A bunch of faces would get punched in the Civil War, and it would be really short.
Secret Invasion would involve a Lasso and 'Tell me who else is a Skrull', and then would be much shorter.
The Infinity Gauntlet would probably have been about the same as it was.
World War Hulk would have consisted of one fight. Then Hulk could come back down from orbit a few years later when he calmed down.
Wonder Woman has been put in the Marvel universe through strange circumstances. Who does she meet? Who does she forge relationships with? Who are her enemies? Here is a potential list of allies and a rouges gallery for the Marvelous Wonder Woman.
The king of Atlantis himself, and probably the bane of of Diana's existence on Earth 616. He's not as much an enemy as he is an annoyance. His constant attempts to win Diana's affection through dominating her is often enough times to send Diana over the edge.
When Diana first meets Wolverine her feelings for him are pretty much indifferent, and she sees him as a good ally and friend. Over time she develops some feeling for him, and over time Logan does as well, but events would occur that would keep the two from ever carrying their relationship further.
Diana and Steve see eye to eye on a lot of things, but the don't always get along. They are good friends and can easily put aside their differences for the good of mankind, but truth be told he reminds her a little too much of a certain "big blue boy scout" back home.
Diana really likes Peter, but as one really likes a friend that can always make them laugh even in their darkest of moments. There are many times that Peter has cheered her up, and the two have a very close friendship. The will go to great lengths to help one another such as from helping to take down Doctor Octopus latest contraption to showing up as Peter's date for a special party.
Diana and Tony have probably the strangest relationship of all the other Avengers. They are good friends, but there is a sense of distance between them. His rich playboy attitude reminds her a lot of the "Caped Crusader", minus all the brooding and extra Wayne. Strangely enough though, he has never hit on her once during their entire time working together. Much to Diana's disappointment.
Diana rarely interacts with Banner, but when she does she sees a man given a gift that he doesn't want, but at the same time she believes that Banner is the best person to be in possession of such a raw force of power. The Hulk itself is indeed a monster to her, and Diana thinks that it is unfortunate for a man like Banner to have to bear that curse.
Kletus Cassidy is one of Diana's arch-enemies on Earth 616. To Diana the man is pure evil and the symbiote attached to him only makes him that much more nefarious. At one point Carnage managed to take over Diana and used her to attack the people of Earth 616. A lot of damage was done and it scarred Diana so much that she still has nightmares of the symbiote till this day.
Diana really can't stand him because of the fact that of the woe his Multiverse counterpart brought down upon the Amazons. She admits that he is somewhat different, but she cannot entirely shake her contempt. Luckily though she is often able to put aside differences when the need to work together outweighs what would happen if they did not. Hercules often remarks on how much of her mother she sees in her, despite the fact that Earth 616's Hippolyta is not Diana's mother
Diana's counterpart and Arch-Nemesis on Earth 616. Artume is disgusted by Diana's claim to be a daughter of the Amazon's and Hippolyta, and seeks to destroy her and expose her as a farce. Diana is in turn angered by Artume's disposition often scolding the girl about how her anger is wasted and how she is living her life in vanity when she could be so much greater.
Another one of Diana's close friends on Earth 616. The two women are often see together chit chatting about life or working together on an Avengers Mission. Diana likes her friend, but often comments about how "eccentric" she is.
*sigh* The man usually doesn't stay conscious for very long when he's around Diana, which has in turn only made the "Merc with a Mouth" run his mouth even more. It's quite a sad story really.
Diana didn't know what to think of Matt Murdock when she first met him other than his choice of cologne was rather strong. He was unique in a sense that he had a way with words and charm unlike any other man she had met. At one point he manages to gain her affection, but there was something about him that was off setting. She couldn't quite place what it was, but it was enough to make her want to keep her distance from him emotionally. They rarely have the opportunity to work together seeing as they are called to work different mission types. Truth be told they really don't want to work together too much, because the longer they are around one another the more awkward things seem to get.
Delphyne is the Queen of the Amazons on Earth 616, and though at first she is not quite what Diana expects she comes to respect her rule of the Amazons.
Great, great post, but i find your lack of Thor and Wondie in a romantic relationship disturbing.....
Wonder Woman has been put in the Marvel universe through strange circumstances. Who does she meet? Who does she forge relationships with? Who are her enemies? Here is a potential list of allies and a rouges gallery for the Marvelous Wonder Woman.
The king of Atlantis himself, and probably the bane of of Diana's existence on Earth 616. He's not as much an enemy as he is an annoyance. His constant attempts to win Diana's affection through dominating her is often enough times to send Diana over the edge.
When Diana first meets Wolverine her feelings for him are pretty much indifferent, and she sees him as a good ally and friend. Over time she develops some feeling for him, and over time Logan does as well, but events would occur that would keep the two from ever carrying their relationship further.
Diana and Steve see eye to eye on a lot of things, but the don't always get along. They are good friends and can easily put aside their differences for the good of mankind, but truth be told he reminds her a little too much of a certain "big blue boy scout" back home.
Diana really likes Peter, but as one really likes a friend that can always make them laugh even in their darkest of moments. There are many times that Peter has cheered her up, and the two have a very close friendship. The will go to great lengths to help one another such as from helping to take down Doctor Octopus latest contraption to showing up as Peter's date for a special party.
Diana and Tony have probably the strangest relationship of all the other Avengers. They are good friends, but there is a sense of distance between them. His rich playboy attitude reminds her a lot of the "Caped Crusader", minus all the brooding and extra Wayne. Strangely enough though, he has never hit on her once during their entire time working together. Much to Diana's disappointment.
Diana rarely interacts with Banner, but when she does she sees a man given a gift that he doesn't want, but at the same time she believes that Banner is the best person to be in possession of such a raw force of power. The Hulk itself is indeed a monster to her, and Diana thinks that it is unfortunate for a man like Banner to have to bear that curse.
Kletus Cassidy is one of Diana's arch-enemies on Earth 616. To Diana the man is pure evil and the symbiote attached to him only makes him that much more nefarious. At one point Carnage managed to take over Diana and used her to attack the people of Earth 616. A lot of damage was done and it scarred Diana so much that she still has nightmares of the symbiote till this day.
Diana really can't stand him because of the fact that of the woe his Multiverse counterpart brought down upon the Amazons. She admits that he is somewhat different, but she cannot entirely shake her contempt. Luckily though she is often able to put aside differences when the need to work together outweighs what would happen if they did not. Hercules often remarks on how much of her mother she sees in her, despite the fact that Earth 616's Hippolyta is not Diana's mother
Diana's counterpart and Arch-Nemesis on Earth 616. Artume is disgusted by Diana's claim to be a daughter of the Amazon's and Hippolyta, and seeks to destroy her and expose her as a farce. Diana is in turn angered by Artume's disposition often scolding the girl about how her anger is wasted and how she is living her life in vanity when she could be so much greater.
Another one of Diana's close friends on Earth 616. The two women are often see together chit chatting about life or working together on an Avengers Mission. Diana likes her friend, but often comments about how "eccentric" she is.
*sigh* The man usually doesn't stay conscious for very long when he's around Diana, which has in turn only made the "Merc with a Mouth" run his mouth even more. It's quite a sad story really.
Diana didn't know what to think of Matt Murdock when she first met him other than his choice of cologne was rather strong. He was unique in a sense that he had a way with words and charm unlike any other man she had met. At one point he manages to gain her affection, but there was something about him that was off setting. She couldn't quite place what it was, but it was enough to make her want to keep her distance from him emotionally. They rarely have the opportunity to work together seeing as they are called to work different mission types. Truth be told they really don't want to work together too much, because the longer they are around one another the more awkward things seem to get.
Delphyne is the Queen of the Amazons on Earth 616, and though at first she is not quite what Diana expects she comes to respect her rule of the Amazons.
Great, great post, but i find your lack of Thor and Wondie in a romantic relationship disturbing.....
You're not the first person who's asked me to add Thor to the list, but currently I can't see Diana and Thor in a relationship. I can see Diana and Sif competing for kills in a battle against frost giants though.
I would have loved to see the amazon island get invaded by either WWH or one of the fear itself hammer wielders. or have a whole amazon island of skrulls :) oh ya
I updated my list for those asking about Thor and Storm. There is still more to come though.
The Adventures of the Marvelous Wonder Woman
Wonder Woman has been put in the Marvel universe through strange circumstances. Who does she meet? Who does she forge relationships with? Who are her enemies? Here is a potential list of allies and a rouges gallery for the Marvelous Wonder Woman.
The king of Atlantis himself, and probably the bane of of Diana's existence on Earth 616. He's not as much an enemy as he is an annoyance. His constant attempts to win Diana's affection through dominating her is often enough times to send Diana over the edge.
When Diana first meets Wolverine her feelings for him are pretty much indifferent, and she sees him as a good ally and friend. Over time she develops some feeling for him, and over time Logan does as well, but events would occur that would keep the two from ever carrying their relationship further.
Diana and Steve see eye to eye on a lot of things, but the don't always get along. They are good friends and can easily put aside their differences for the good of mankind, but truth be told he reminds her a little too much of a certain "big blue boy scout" back home.
Diana really likes Peter, but as one really likes a friend that can always make them laugh even in their darkest of moments. There are many times that Peter has cheered her up, and the two have a very close friendship. The will go to great lengths to help one another such as from helping to take down Doctor Octopus latest contraption to showing up as Peter's date for a special party.
Diana and Tony have probably the strangest relationship of all the other Avengers. They are good friends, but there is a sense of distance between them. His rich playboy attitude reminds her a lot of the "Caped Crusader", minus all the brooding and extra Wayne. Strangely enough though, he has never hit on her once during their entire time working together. Much to Diana's disappointment.
Diana rarely interacts with Banner, but when she does she sees a man given a gift that he doesn't want, but at the same time she believes that Banner is the best person to be in possession of such a raw force of power. The Hulk itself is indeed a monster to her, and Diana thinks that it is unfortunate for a man like Banner to have to bear that curse.
Kletus Cassidy is one of Diana's arch-enemies on Earth 616. To Diana the man is pure evil and the symbiote attached to him only makes him that much more nefarious. At one point Carnage managed to take over Diana and used her to attack the people of Earth 616. A lot of damage was done and it scarred Diana so much that she still has nightmares of the symbiote till this day.
Diana really can't stand him because of the fact that of the woe his Multiverse counterpart brought down upon the Amazons. She admits that he is somewhat different, but she cannot entirely shake her contempt. Luckily though she is often able to put aside differences when the need to work together outweighs what would happen if they did not. Hercules often remarks on how much of her mother she sees in her, despite the fact that Earth 616's Hippolyta is not Diana's mother
Diana's counterpart and Arch-Nemesis on Earth 616. Artume is disgusted by Diana's claim to be a daughter of the Amazon's and Hippolyta, and seeks to destroy her and expose her as a farce. Diana is in turn angered by Artume's disposition often scolding the girl about how her anger is wasted and how she is living her life in vanity when she could be so much greater.
Another one of Diana's close friends on Earth 616. The two women are often see together chit chatting about life or working together on an Avengers Mission. Diana likes her friend, but often comments about how "eccentric" she is.
*sigh* The man usually doesn't stay conscious for very long when he's around Diana, which has in turn only made the "Merc with a Mouth" run his mouth even more. It's quite a sad story really.
Diana didn't know what to think of Matt Murdock when she first met him other than his choice of cologne was rather strong. He was unique in a sense that he had a way with words and charm unlike any other man she had met. At one point he manages to gain her affection, but there was something about him that was off setting. She couldn't quite place what it was, but it was enough to make her want to keep her distance from him emotionally. They rarely have the opportunity to work together seeing as they are called to work different mission types. Truth be told they really don't want to work together too much, because the longer they are around one another the more awkward things seem to get.
Delphyne is the Queen of the Amazons on Earth 616, and though at first she is not quite what Diana expects she comes to respect her rule of the Amazons.
Diana met the Lady Sif through Thor, and actually discovered that the two of them had a lot in common. A little too much in common to tell the truth. They are both extremely competitive with one another. A battle against frost giants turns quickly into a game for them, where they begin making bets on who will have the higher kill count. Outside of battle they get along like best friends, and the competition is all in good fun for them, but not so much for others when the two of them get into a drinking contest.
Diana and Thor have a warriors respect for one another, and they are good friends. Thor finds Diana's compitition with his fiance, Sif, amusing just as Diana finds her ability to drink Thor under the table the same. Unlike his friend Hercules, Diana can tolerate Thor a lot easier due to him being more honorable much less oafish that Hercules.
Another member of the X-Men that Diana has had the pleasure of working with is Ororo a.k.a. Storm. Diana finds Storm to be a woman of great honor and impeccable wisdom. Though Diana rarely works with Ororo the time she does spend with her is enjoyable.
She would probs date thor since shes thors exact type shes also hulks type so either one would hit if she let them why did you list storm and invisible woman under relationships though both are happily married and would probably laugh in her face if she asked them out maybe mystique would hit it she is the most famous bi/gay character in marvel but wonder woman would murder mystique in he bedroom
If Wonder Woman came into the Marvel Universe it would change her origin.
Diana would become Hercules’s daughter due to the romantic affair Hercules had with Hippolyta during Hercules’s 9th labor in Marvel’s version.
Hercules is a main stay in the Marvel Universe and there is no way Marvel would accept Hercules as a murdering rapist. The negative connotation would unintentionally carry over to the Marvel universe making Hercules a despicable person in the Marvel Universe.
And there is no way Marvel could accept Zeus as Diana’s father considering they have stated plainly on several occasions that Ares the god of war is Hippolyta’s father.
A story they could come up with is that 3,000 years ago after Hercules left Themyscira Hippolyta bore a female child from Hercules and named her Diana and the goddess Hera went into a fit and turned the female child into a clay statue when she found out that the child was Hercules’s. 3,000 years later Hippolyta went to the temple of Aphrodite on Paradise Island where she kept the clay statue of Diana and was praying for her daughter and the goddess Aphrodite appears to her and tells her no child can live without her mother’s blood. So Hippolyta slit her hand and poured her blood over the clay statue of Diana and Diana miraculously came back to life.
They could even write that Hippolyta had twins to account for Donna Troy.
Hercules is a main stay in the Marvel Universe and there is no way Marvel would accept Hercules as a murdering rapist. The negative connotation would unintentionally carry over to the Marvel universe making Hercules a despicable person in the Marvel Universe.
Well that's not entirely true, I saw a scan earlier today of Ares and Herc fighting each other and Ares was demanding to know how people could still think of Hercules as a good guy despite being a known murderer and a thief. (Remember that even in Marvel, many of the old labors are still things that happened, including Herc killing his wife and children under the influence of Hera.)
Hercules is a main stay in the Marvel Universe and there is no way Marvel would accept Hercules as a murdering rapist. The negative connotation would unintentionally carry over to the Marvel universe making Hercules a despicable person in the Marvel Universe.
Well that's not entirely true, I saw a scan earlier today of Ares and Herc fighting each other and Ares was demanding to know how people could still think of Hercules as a good guy despite being a known murderer and a thief. (Remember that even in Marvel, many of the old labors are still things that happened, including Herc killing his wife and children under the influence of Hera.)
For Ares to say that in Marvel comics is understandable.
Hercules did murder his first wife and children while under the influence of Hera and delusional thinking that they were enemies trying to kill him. Which is what sent him on his 12 labors to try to make penance for the murders?
It is true that Hercules was sent to steal the belt of Hippolyta on his 9th labor. So that too is understandable that Ares would accuse Hercules of stealing the belt of Hippolyta considering that in Marvel and Greek myth it was Ares who gave the belt to his daughter Hippolyta even if in Greek myth Hippolyta gave her belt to Hercules of her own free will.
It is true he killed many people in Greek myth because he could not control his super human strength. But in all the circumstances he was provoked from what I read.
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