For starters, I am not an avid reader of Wonder Woman, this is something I intend to fix at some point by starting to read her books at one point or another, I find her to be a VERY fascinating character, even if I once thought her to be pretty flat, I decided to make this topic in reference to Wonder Woman's position today as a character which "aparently" is not selling well and who is not connecting with as many audiences as DC Comics would want, take notice, I am not insulting anyone here.
 
That said, there is plenty of doubts about wether Frank Miller still has a career in comic books, after "Dark Knight: Boy Wonder" nobody is really looking forward to his next project (sp).
 
Yet, I've always wondered, for a writer who has a VERY set and clear view of women, how would he write Wonder Woman ?
 
A lot of people accuse him of being misoginystic prick, which is quite reasonable, but (kill me if you must) I believe him to be one of the very few writers capable of grasping the themes surrounding the Wonder Woman mythos, which is something that I haven't exactly seen in the spotlight when dealing with Wonder Woman, one doesn't exactly feel one is reading something akin' to the material that influenced the character. 
 
This is another reason why I loved Wonder Woman's most recent animated film, I think it took plenty of advantage of the literary background of the character.
 
In that same respect, I feel that a good, shapen up, with a couple of slaps to the face Frank Miller can very well do something with the character.
 
Agree ? Disagree ? What do ya'll think ?

She would get raped (literally)

Frank Miller isn't that bad a writer. I have enjoyed alot of his work. Know doubt some of his more recent stuff is a bit sh*t but everyone goes through some bad patches.

He would have her break up a prostitution ring, and there would be HEAVY bondage themes in the comic. 
 
I'm being serious.

He would have her break up a prostitution ring, and there would be HEAVY bondage themes in the comic.

He would have her break up a prostitution ring, and there would be HEAVY bondage themes in the comic.   I'm being serious.

@FadeToBlackBolt said:

He would have her break up a prostitution ring, and there would be HEAVY bondage themes in the comic.

 
C'maaaaaan ! There wasn't any bondage in Sin City or in All-Star Batman (I think), and certainly not much more than in Golden Age Wonder Woman.
 
The idea would be that if Miller somehow got the inspiration from Wonder Woman's background as a greek warrior, then perhaps he could pull off a less racist, less macho, less spartan-ego-stroking version of 300.
 
MrUnknown: And as much as I love Grant Morrison, he is a writer for long term fans, for people who can understand his themes and where he comes from, he is not exactly the best when it comes to re-introducing a character into the medium, I know that there is Animal Man, but I haven't read that, I speak from my experience with All-Star Superman and his Batman run, and none of those two are for new readers.

There was heavy hints to S&M prostitution in Sin City.

Morrison reintroduced the X-Men to new readers, in what is still Marvel's best achievement.

@FadeToBlackBolt said:
 

There was heavy hints to S&M prostitution in Sin City.

    
There were no hints to S&M prostitution in Sin City.

THERE WERE characters who did S&M Prostitution ! Because the focus of several stories was on the prostitutes, so naturally one can expect that in a Sin City story one should see such things, but I really don't think the first think Frank Miller envisions when sitting down and writting a comic is "HOOKERS & ROPE !", I could name dozens of his work that are absolutely without it.
 
 

Morrison reintroduced the X-Men to new readers, in what is still Marvel's best achievement.

 I don't read much X-Men, nothing really, but I've heard that his run is not exactly well received, I remember a friend of mine told me "that sh*t is unreadable", and he loves his Claremont with a passion !

I think he could do something epic with WW.  Something with a dash of 300 maybe.  A hard, gripping Miller street-level WW seems more likely.
 
As long as Pat Mills doesn't get involved with WW.

Old Miller didn't think like that, but then he went insane.

This may sound harsh, but your friend is wrong. The run won an Eisner and to this day is the standard for many people when it comes to X-Men stories.

I think he could do something epic with WW.  Something with a dash of 300 maybe.  A hard, gripping Miller street-level WW seems more likely.

@cosmo111687: Y U PEOPLE HATE MILLER ?!!
 
@FadeToBlackBolt: Writer fanwank ?! I feel so ignorant right now.

he already did write her, in All Star Batman & Robin, she was a cold hearted, psychopathic bitch who was bangin' Superman 

He'd probably imply that everyone on Thymiscara is a lesbian, Wonder Woman would probably get raped by the goddamn Batman on a pier somewhere, and the whole thing would just be a terrible sex joke. I love Miller, but some characters are just not for him. 

@Timandm: I wouldn't be surprised if that's actually what they did things with. All in one book, Batman calls Robin a retard, gets into a rant about how he's the goddamn Batman and how he can call his goddamn car whatever he goddamn wants, and beats the hell out of Green Lantern in a yellow room while Robin sat there drinking lemonade.   Btw I'm not exaggerating at all either, lmao. This stuff was actually written down and published.

Frank Miller is great at writing bad ass male characters but with women he's much more hit and miss so she would either be an Elektra clone or a damsel in distress cause those are the only kinds of women he ever writes 

@Timandm: Yes by Miller, and Jim Lee drew it (and he did a beautiful job considering). Miller's wrote some of my favorite books (Born Again and Man Without Fear), but All-Star Batman and Robin was so... I don't even know how to describe it. Like if you want to laugh at something ridiculous, go ahead and give it a read. This book's right on par with Punisher vs. The Marvel Universe if you've ever read that

@Timandm: He even forgot to mention how Batman laughs like a maniac while punching criminals, like literally screaming "HAHAHAHAHAHAHA" while breaking some guy's leg.  It's a little.......................................insane.