Spoilers for Wonder Woman #14!Wonder Woman With her trusted friend, confidant, and lover, she's a one-woman army armed with super-powered abilities that match her brute strength on the battlefield. Steve Trevorrecently bit a big one in DC Comics continuity. A tragic, heartbreaking and almost unbelievable twist, Steve Trevor's final words to Wonder Woman become a hopeful and poignant promise of the future Diana and her fans can look forward to.
Battling a mysterious group working for an increasingly hostile and militarized US government, Wonder Woman and her fellow Amazons are now hunted and condemned for a number of issues, with the ever-loyal Steve becoming a target of interest as well as Diana.
He was shot in the chest and left for dead by one of these evil agents Wonder Woman #14Steve's spirit is then sent to the River Styx, leading a determined Wonder Woman to follow him. Steve's final words tell Diana and his fans that their story simply “…cannot end in death.”
Steve Trevor Tells His and Wonder Woman's Story 'Can't End With Death'
Wonder Woman #14 – 2024 (Tom King and Daniel Sampere)
Diving into the waves surrounding Themyscira, Wonder Woman travels across dimensions to meet Steve as he crosses the threshold from one world to another. Alone on a small boat, Steve tells Diana that he beat up the ship's ferryman, Haron, and the pair begin to talk about how much he loves her as they try to prolong their last emotional moment. In memory of his late grandmother, Steve tells Diana, “I think… her story is like ours. It can't end in death,” he told Wonder Woman and her fans not it is the end for themfar from it.
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With its ups and downs, retcons, and Superman-related entanglements over the years, the comic book romance has hit fans hard with this particular death, heartbreaking to see Wonder Woman completely break down upon hearing the news. However, what makes Steve's final words so hopeful is that as emotional as this scene is, and as much as the tears shed, the kisses shared, and the feelings expressed, Steve is completely at ease, mostly because Diana makes his life worth living, but also because he knows that it just is can't be the end of themalthough it appears so here.
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It is worth noting that This isn't the first time Steve has died in the comics – His first death occurred in 1969 Wonder Woman #180 at the hands of the villainous Dr. Cyber—given that death is a revolving door in this setting (Steve has been resurrected once before), fans can expect him to return eventually, with the only remaining question being when and under what circumstances. is happening. Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor they deserve to be together, but death will only be a temporary obstacle until the time comes when they can finally be a loving couple again.
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Wonder Woman
Wonder Woman is the superhero persona of Diana, princess of the Amazons. Created on the island of Themyscira, Wonder Woman is a super-powered demi-goddess with extreme physical strength who uses magical gifts (such as the famous Lasso of Truth) to defeat her enemies. With heroes as powerful as Superman and the Justice League, Wonder Woman is unparalleled in her compassion and virtue.
- Created
- William Moulton Marston, HG Peter
- First Appearance
- All Star Comics
- nickname
- Diana Prince
- Alliance
- Justice League, Justice Society of America, Justice League Dark, Justice League International
- Race
- Amazon-Olympian
- Birthday
- March 22
- Height
- 5'8″
- Comics
- Wonder Woman
Summary
First appearing in 1941, Wonder Woman is DC Comics' first female superhero. Working alongside Batman, Superman and other DC heroes, he has been a staple in comic books and superhero movies for decades. Whether fighting alone or as a member of the Justice League, Wonder Woman never stops in her mission against evil.
Steve Trevor
Steve Trevor is the main character of the film Wonder Woman franchise, serving as both a love interest and a hero in his own right. His hero's courage, loyalty, and moral integrity make him an important part of the story, especially in the DCEU movies. Wonder Woman (2017) and Wonder woman 1984 (2020). Steve's sacrifice in World War I and his unexpected return in the sequel add layers to his character and overall storyline.
- Created
- William Moulton Marston
- RELATIONSHIPS
- Diana Prince/Wonder Woman (love interest), Etta Candy (friend, sidekick), Sammy, Charlie and the Chief (partners in arms during World War I), Maxwell Lord (enemy, hence Wonder Woman 1984)
- Alliance
- The United States Army, the Allied Forces during World War I, were associated with the Amazons through their association with Diana Prince/Wonder Woman.
- Franchising
- Wonder Woman
- PAVEMENTS
- Expert Combat Skills, Piloting, Strategic Intelligence, Courage and Leadership
- HISTORY
- Steve Trevor is a World War I pilot and scout who crash-lands on the Amazonian island of Themyscira. He meets Diana, the princess of the Amazons, and tells her about the war going on. Steve and Diana form a bond as they leave Themyscira to fight in the war. He plays a crucial role in Diana's journey to becoming Wonder Woman, and their relationship becomes central to her story. In Wonder Woman 1984, Steve returns under mysterious circumstances that significantly affect Diana's character development and the events of the story.
- Height
- 6'0″ (183 cm)
Summary
Steve Trevor is a main character in the Wonder Woman franchise, serving as both a love interest and a hero in his own right. Her character's courage, loyalty, and moral integrity make her an important part of the narrative, especially in the DCEU's Wonder Woman (2017) and Wonder Woman 1984 (2020). Steve's sacrifice in World War I and his unexpected return in the sequel add layers to his character and the overall storyline.
