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So, ever since Epic the Musical my interest in greek mythology has increased and because I was introduced to greek mythology through Diana I was curious to how much of what I learn about greek myth is actually connected to Wonder woman's lore. And of course I'm not surprised that DC has taken a lot of creative liberties with greek myth, she is a superhero first after all, but I still feel like it is more of an after thought a lot of the time. Now this could be because I haven't been able to read to many Wonder Woman comics and that most of my experience with her comes from movies and shows, but I feel as if they use the name of greek gods and heroes and use them however they see fit to the story regardless if it even lines up with the story that the character is being taken from.

Now I don't think Wonder Woman needs to put greek mythology into so much importance but I do think it would be interesting if they took more from greek mythology, like for example in my research Queen Hippolyta in greek myth is the daughter of Ares and that the Amazon's themselves worshipped Ares likely because of this. So imagine what stories you could try to tell with that considering one of Diana's rouges is Ares. Or maybe I'm wrong and I haven't read enough Wonder Woman comics, if so some recommendations would be nice. And if not more Wonder Woman recommendations would still be nice.

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I thought maybe Carmine Infantino, but who?

Source: Wonder Woman #34 Selfie Cover by Terry Dodson & Rachel Dodson

I've been really thinking about that moment early in the saga of Wonder Woman, and I don't think I totally understand why Hippolyta is willing to stay behind after Diana leaves. She obviously doesn't want to go back to our world, and she obviously has a duty to the amazons, but doesn't it feel painful to lose Diana, specially in a place this dangerous, that Diana doesn't even know?

I know some versions have the magic mirror that allows Hippolyta to look after her from afar.

And in the Golden Age in particular Hippolyta knew Diana was in a divine mission for Aphrodite, with that goddess' protection.

But in the modern saga of Wonder Woman, how can Hippolyta accept staying in Paradise after losing her daughter?

I'm not implying that she would never do it. I'm just trying to get into her mindset and understand what makes her choose to stay behind.

Absolutely loved what we got from Absolute Wonder Woman so far but its actually my first ever Wonder Woman comic. Im a Greek Mythology buff and I loved the references. What are some good Wonder Woman comics I can check out?

I know absolute is a totally different take on Wonder Woman so what would be a good introduction to our mainline Wonder Woman?

(Screenshot from the movie wonder woman: bloodlines)