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The opening scene is a familiar situation for any female clubgoers- while dancing, a man approaches Diana and after being shut down, attempts to grab her without her permission. She of course, puts him in his place. Following that, and prior to Diana's hit, the womencome across a homeless man and offer to take care of him. Once again, in very few pages, Meredith & David Finch are able to conveyDiana not just as a goddess, but as an everyday hero who stands up for herself and helps others. Wonder Woman doesn't have a hero complex; she's relatable and kind, but has a strong sense of justice. It's easy to admire her and look up to her because she seems perfect — a point brought up in the end in the conversation between Donna and a strange woman. Is it a hint to the underlying themes for this new arc?
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