as Pre-52 Wonder Woman. Don't know why, she's too pale and her costume makes her look less hot.

Personally, I've never found any version of Wonder Woman hot. I mean, she isn't ugly or anything, she just has never struck me as particularly attractive either.

That being said, I do like the look of the New 52 Wonder Woman better than the previous one. Then again, I like EVERYTHING about the New 52 Wonder Woman better than pre-Flashpoint (speaking in regards to her solo title, her portrayal in Justice League has been up and down). I know a lot of long-time fans disagree with me on that, but as someone who never really cared about Wonder Woman before the reboot, that's how I feel.

She's more graceful than hot. More of an all rounder as looks go IMO.

The current version is by far my favorite since I discovered Wonder Woman in the mid 1970s. I think she is quite hot!

I've always preferred Wondy with curves...

I think you mean that you just haven't liked the way artists have depicted her since the reboot... because she essentially looks the same as she did before, only with a few very minor changes to her costume... I know Cliff Chiang depicts women to be more angular, but that's just his art style, not a change in her body type. Also, the paleness of her skin is just something that going to vary with colorists.

Physically I haven't noticed much difference that can't be attributed to the artist

I dont know in the new 52 i prefer girls who atleast looks decent and can keep their chest in side their outfit.Thats why i like supergirl

to me the hot superheroes look is sooo overated

I like how she looks now. She has a more streamlined appearance in terms of her costume that goes well with the reboot and the fact that she's younger now. Plus, I really like the new somewhat darker color scheme. I actually love the way Cliff Chiang draws her. She doesn't look fat to me, but muscular: something I felt was lacking from many artists' representations of her. I've said it before and I'll say it again, if you can juggle tanks, you need to look like that's plausible. I'm all for making her beautiful (something which Chiang still accomplishes), but she's strong so she should look so as well.

@Wboy said:

Really? I actually think she looks better. The Justice League she looks really really good. Her own comic is less though she's a bit..i dunno bloated i guess. So far there aren't any of those manly drawings of her LOL.......some artists take the whole "defined face" thing and go WAAAAY too far.

@Wboy said:

Really? I actually think she looks better. The Justice League she looks really really good. Her own comic is less though she's a bit..i dunno bloated i guess. So far there aren't any of those manly drawings of her LOL.......some artists take the whole "defined face" thing and go WAAAAY too far.

This.

@divingfalcon713 said:

I like how she looks now. She has a more streamlined appearance in terms of her costume that goes well with the reboot and the fact that she's younger now. Plus, I really like the new somewhat darker color scheme. I actually love the way Cliff Chiang draws her. She doesn't look fat to me, but muscular: something I felt was lacking from many artists' representations of her. I've said it before and I'll say it again, if you can juggle tanks, you need to look like that's plausible. I'm all for making her beautiful (something which Chiang still accomplishes), but she's strong so she should look so as well.

Bingo.

@BlackArmor said:

Physically I haven't noticed much difference that can't be attributed to the artist

This.

I've never thought of WW as "hot". I don't know why. It'd be like thinking Superman or Batman was "hot", by which I don't mean she's "one of the guys" but rather, an icon of strength who should be beautiful, but not the type of beauty you gawk at. Of course, the guys who grew up watching the old television show would come into my shop and basically nostalgically reminisce out loud to me how many boners they used to get watching Lynda Carter prance about in a WW costume. So some different perspectives on that.

Come to think of it, maybe that's why I never found her hot. Because frequently old sweaty guys would talk about their baby boners to me when the topic of Wonder Women would come up.

As for the new 52, I don't like how she's drawn in Justice League but I like her in her solo title.

Almost every female in comics is attractive physically. What makes them hot is the personality. The way they react to situations that define them with a unique attractive quality. This is what makes comicbook females truely attractive. Example: Cassandra Cain (Batgirl) is attractive to me because she is a ****ing awesome fighter and very loyal to those she works with. She also doesn't talk first and then kick butt, in fact be barely talks, but instead gets the job done. As for Cassie Sandsmark (Wonder Girl), I find her annoying and too sunny. Both women are attractive but their personality makes them either more or less attractive in one's opinion. Wonder Woman is no exception. If one follows her story and enjoys her as a character then they will find her more attractive. Although if you are just talking about a physical form of attraction then wait for a new artist.

Wonder Woman doesn't care if you find her hot or not.

Its stupid how fans can only care about the looks of certain characters, and care less about their other attributes. Do you read Batman because you want to tap that ass?

@Shotgun:

That comment goes to nightwing, and bruce is no fat slouch either

@Rumble Man: At least people know that there is more to Nightwing than his tight buns.

@Shotgun: riight

I never really found her hot. I mean, yes, she has always had a great body and a skimpy costume, showing even more skin than Power Girl depending on who draws her... but she always seems completely devoid of any sexuality. In her original story she was a statue brought to life... and that's always how I've seen her.

So?

@mr.obvious said:

I've always preferred Wondy with curves...

Dang right! (high fives mr.obvious)

@BumpyBoo said:

@mr.obvious said:

I've always preferred Wondy with curves...

Dang right! (high fives mr.obvious)

(high fives BumbyBoo back) ;)

I don't really likes Cliff Chiang's art. I think it makes her unattractive.

I dont know about hotness, havent thought about it.. But I do prefer the new 52 look over the old one!

@comicdude23 said:

as Pre-52 Wonder Woman. Don't know why, she's too pale and her costume makes her look less hot.

Wonder Woman doesn't exist to look "hot", dude.

If hotness is your concern, then her book isn't for you.

lee cant draw ww worth of spit

I like her new look more, though I would have preferred that they kept her with the pants. 

It's just the art style.

That's because of the art style.

I don't think "Hotness" is the point. Wonder Woman has always been about embodying all the best traits of the female gender- yes that includes beauty. If hot is what you want over inspiring you can always pick up Lady Death or Playboy, not that I have anything against either. @Shotgun said it best, the hipster snark just takes away some of the impact of his brilliance for me.

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

Stupidity is universal.

So long as she's written well and the arts good, I'll read her.

@LeonardDreiberg: Hotness is the point. She was created to be a feminist icon but also drop dead gorgeous. "As beautiful as Aphrodite" is part of her origin statement and a fundamental part of her character. She was made to combine goodness, strength and intelligence with beauty and femininity.

Let's be real here, in the New 52 most of the women that were hot previously have been downgraded from 10's to 7's in order to make female readers more comfortable with the medium. Power Girl, Supergirl, Phantom Lady and Poison Ivy are the most prominent examples of this, but most of the female characters have been affected.

As for Wonder Woman, under Chiang's pencils she's not as voluptuous as she was when someone like the Dodsons were drawing her. She's not as feminine as when Aaron Lopresti drew her, and like Chiang he too drew her with as few curves as possible. She's a lot more plain, but part of the problem is the sharp and pointy nature of the new costume, combined with the coldness of the silver. It's off-putting. She's less of a fantasy and just not as warm and welcoming as she was before.