Contains Graphic Images of Human Spine Removal and Other Gore
As much as I love Zack Snyder Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice and its clever twist His death Superman storyline, a difficult quote Wonder Woman Makes me wish for a more permanent ending to Man of Steel. This quote is from what I consider to be one of DC's best Black Label series, and extensive source material for a darkly dark film haunted by the specter of Superman.
Daniel Warren Johnson and Mike Spicer's Wonder Woman: The Dead Earth #3 continues the journey of Diana Prince, who awakens from a centuries-long slumber to find her friends gone, the Earth a wasteland, and her memories incomplete. Determined to find out what happened to the world and why Superman didn't save him, he heads to the Fortress of Solitude in search of the Man of Steel. However, instead of finding her long-time friend, Diana encounters a Superman-like android and faces a terrifying truth—Clark is dead and he was the one who killed him.
Wonder Woman Was A Hard Quote That Deserves Its Own R-Rated Movie
“There will be no one to help us in our search. Just his bones. And a beautiful memory.” – Enter Diana Prince Wonder Woman: The Dead Earth #3
As Diana's memories return, she remembers the battle with Clarke that began after the humans set off nuclear warheads targeting the Amazons. Diana accused Clark of protecting the people, leading to a confrontation in which she eventually won. Now removed from the emotions that drove him to kill Superman, he is horrified and devastated by what he did. After a moment of self-pity, he decides to fight the mutants plaguing Earth and save the rest of the world. When one of Diana's companions wishes Superman was still around, Wonder Woman responds: “There will be no one to help us in our investigation. Just his bones. And a great memory.”
The quote is powerful, and its emotional impact is amplified as Wonder Woman removes Superman's spine and skull, combining it with the Lasso of Truth to create the ultimate weapon. This moment stands out as one of the creepiest-dark-yet-unfortunate scenes I've ever read in a comic book, and makes me want to see it on the silver screen immediately. The quote itself is deeply emotional and tells its own story, reflecting Wonder Woman's determination to take action while subtly confessing her love for her friend. It serves as an apology, a declaration, and a promise to do better.
Wonder Woman: The Dead Earth is the perfect source material for 'Superman Dies'
DC needs to expand its cartoon lineup to include the Black Label series
I usually hate stories that revolve around major character deaths, but Johnson's stories Wonder Woman: The Dead Earth Made me yearn for a Man of Steel inspired moviewithout the typical resurrection twist. Obviously, killing off Superman for good in the DCU's main movie universe would cause outrage among fans, and rightfully so. That's why I suggest putting this potential movie outside the main universe like Matt Reeves did. Batman exists in its own realm. With this, DC can give fans an angry, unprecedented story without facing the backlash of killing off Superman once and for all.
Even if DC isn't ready to create an entirely new movie universe, adaptation Wonder Woman: The Dead Earth one Other worlds cartoon remains a viable optionIt's similar to how DC approaches Batman: Gotham by Gaslight. DC's lineup is full of incredibles Other worlds and Black Label stories rich with cinematic potential. However, the publisher has yet to fully capitalize on these groundbreaking stories for film adaptations. Wonder Woman: The Dead Earth It could be a great starting point for DC, given its action-packed narrative that will attract a large audience and justify investment in its adaptation.
Dead Earth is packed with hard-hitting visuals that will look great on the big screen
Daniel Warren Johnson's Dark Wonder Woman Story was born to be made into a movie
One of Johnson's most striking elements Wonder Woman: The Dead Earth Its graphics are stunning visuals. Iconic scenes like Superman's skeleton sitting alone on his throne, a sea of corpses surrounding the Fortress of Solitude, and Wonder Woman ripping the Man of Steel's spine from his body are just a few examples of unforgettable images that will become a powerful man. movie moments. These visuals not only reimagine Superman and his lore in an unprecedented way, but also promise to captivate audiences, drawing them into theaters for a dark and compelling film. Wonder Woman / Superman movie.
Wonder Woman: Dead Earth #3 available now from DC Comics.
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.