Are Wonder Woman´s Villains Naff

Yeah they suck and Gina Carano was born to play Wonder Woman.

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naff
adj. Chiefly British Slang
Unstylish, clichéd, or outmoded.

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I don't think Poison works thematically with WW, and some of these rogues sound similar in their motives. but good video anyway.

they dont suck, she has 2 good villains worth using, hades and/or ares, i'd also consider big barda a wonder owman villain, that cheetah chick, who I can never remember the name of

Batfleck is much worse than Carano. While Affleck is a mediocre actor, he is completely unconvincing as an action star. I admit Carano is not a stellar actress but in her movies thus far they have worked around it hilighting her action scenes.

Wonder Woman has secondary adversaries that just need a good story. The rogue Amazons from "the Cirlce" Veronica Cale and Osira could all be developed into interesting villains.

and since I see her as being like this knight of truth, always trying to see thru the world to it's real essence...I immediately think she wouldn't be comfortable with Batman at all.

she would see what drove him, and she would respect him and she would recognize the pain and hardship he had to go thru and that his choices in life were the best he thought he could make to maintain control over himself and the world.

but ultimately, she would know that nothing good would come from the sources that he was tapping into. that at the core, Batman was self destructive and obsessed with order over peace and nature.

so I would imagine she would be able to work with him, but would kind of always have a distaste for doing so. or be apprehensive about the consequences that he was invoking upon the world."

@Fangz - I never thought of it like that, but that interpretation of their relationship really interests me. I think you get the character really well. That sense of wise warrior is exactly who I think she is.

I guess with Batman and Superman I´ve always seen a mutual respect with her and they should play of the differences between the 3 more. I actually figured she wouldn´t like either of their methods and they wouldn´t necessarily like hers, but they come to repsect it and see its value. She would never torture, never beat someone up to get information, she would always try and settle things with Peace first, and she is much more trusting and willing to give her villains an opportunity to change than Superman or Batman. But then if forced she is willing to kill. So there is tthe key difference. But it really is if forced, not the bullshit Geoff Johns is doing these days. I want this to remain paRT OF HER MYTHOLOGY because it makes sense, but at the same time its so misused by writers who can´t see how that subtely differentiates her from Supes and Bats. It´s a last last resort, but only when she sees the life of innocents on the line or a major threat to the world, would she result to such methods.

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Superman - The heavens (battles the gods who wish to squash us ants Darksied, Braniac, Lex Luthor)
Wonder Woman - Purgatory (Battles the violence and intolerance and the inherent corruption that is a potential within us all, The Nazis, God Of War, Genocide, Cheetah)
Batman - The Underworld (battles the demons that crawl out of the underworld The shadows, The Joker, The Riddler, Killer Croc, Ras Al Ghul The league of shadows)

I would like to see Ares as the villain in a WW film. I had this idea about Ares as a way to link to another member of the Justice League before the Justice League is formed: What if Ares was a white Martian? Ares is aggressive, militaristic and warlike. The white Martians are aggressive, militaristic and warlike. Ares is the Roman god of Mars. So, perhaps he is a white Martian who came to Earth during ancient times to find war because of a period of peace on Mars. I definitely want a WW film to be faithful to the resource material, but I thought making Ares a white Martian might be an interesting way to link to the Martian Manhunter.

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@mac - My screen gets cut off and the only way I can change it is posting a comment or I can´t read what others are saying.

@MA - cool idea for cheetah. I´m going with the fur but I havent thought it through yet.
@jcow - thats what i was thinking about Lilith and further, the connection with being to independent for men and being punished for it could be fascinating as a wonder woman villain. adam wouldn´t accept her so she´s punished by god. the only problem is the judeo- christian element to her story, but I think there are earlier versions of the myth that can be drawn on.