[ SECRET POST #3315 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3315 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

Is there actually a Wonder Woman fandom?

[feotakahari]

I'm serious. There's an endless fandom for the idea of Wonder Woman, but is there actually a fandom for the character's history, stories, allies, enemies, etc?

Re: Is there actually a Wonder Woman fandom?

[(Anonymous)]

But the idea is so much more interesting that the BOOORING reality, so deal and get it.

Re: Is there actually a Wonder Woman fandom?

[(Anonymous)]

There is for the DCAU version, I know that much.

Re: Is there actually a Wonder Woman fandom?

[(Anonymous)]

There is a fandom. It's DC fandom. And Wondy is far from the only awesome woman involved.

Re: Is there actually a Wonder Woman fandom?

[philippos42]

Yes, of course.

It largely folds into DC fandom, which has been in a bad way since "Flashpoint" and the company that owns the trademarks basically spitting on the fandom and running away.

Batman fandom is a bigger component of DC fandom, but Wondy definitely has her own fandom.

That said, Wondy's canon has been mangled so many times that Wondy fandom does tend to be a little weird. It's less about a particular continuity than most fandoms, I think, as weird as that sounds.