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* GreenRocks: Amazon technology is powered by orgone.[[note]]A mysterious form of energy created by living things, whose existence in the real world was hypothesised by the controversial psychoanalyst Wilhelm Reich[[/note]]
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** Maxwell Lord dies with BloodFromEveryOrifice from the blowback when [[spoiler:Diana destroys his HumungousMecha]].
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** Maxwell Lord dies with BloodFromEveryOrifice from the blowback when [[spoiler:Diana destroys his HumungousMecha]].HumongousMecha]].
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** Maxwell Lord dies with BloodFromEveryOrifice from the blowback when [[spoiler:Diana destroys his HumungousMecha]].
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* UltimateUniverse: This series is specifically an updated adaptation of the original ''ComicBook/WonderWoman1942'' by Marston and Peters. In particular, the far-future subplot in volume 3 is full of specific references to ''WonderWoman'' #7, which is also [[spoiler:set in a utopian matriarchal 31st century where Amazon ideals rule the world]].
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* UltimateUniverse: This series is specifically an updated adaptation of the original ''ComicBook/WonderWoman1942'' by Marston and Peters. In particular, the far-future subplot in volume 3 is full of specific references to ''WonderWoman'' ''Wonder Woman'' #7, which is also [[spoiler:set in a utopian matriarchal 31st century where Amazon ideals rule the world]].
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* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler:In the utopia of the 31st century, both Paula and Dr. Zeiko are members of the world "Council of Presidents".]]
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* UltimateUniverse: This series is specifically an updated adaptation of the original ''ComicBook/WonderWoman1942'' by Marston and Peters. In particular, the far-future subplot in volume 3 is full of specific references to ''WonderWoman'' #7, which is also [[spoiler:set in a utopian matriarchal 31st century where Amazon ideals rule the world]].
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* BoobsOfSteel: Diana's a very well endowed woman and can lift a tank without breaking a sweat.
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* MostCommonSuperpower: Diana's a very well endowed woman and can lift a tank without breaking a sweat.
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In Volume Three, it is revealed that the Greek Gods are less forgotten than most of humanity believed, as the USA declares war on the Amazons.
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*** Max Lord's "team", who only appear in a few panels, are Mr. Earl, Dr. Duke, and General Conquest. It is strongly implied that they are the Earth-One versions of the Earl of Greed, Duke of Deception and Count of Conquest, Ares's minions in Golden Age ''Wonder Woman'' comics.
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*** Max Lord's "team", who only appear in a few panels, are Mr. Earl, Dr. Duke, and General Conquest. It is strongly implied that they are the Earth-One versions of the Earl of Greed, Duke of Deception and Count of Conquest, Ares's Mars's minions in Golden Age ''Wonder Woman'' comics.
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* FunWithAcronyms: Maxwell Lord's humanoid drones for the US military, the '''A'''rmed '''R'''esponse '''E'''nvironment '''S'''uit.
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* AdaptationalSexuality: The series is very clear about the frequency of woman-woman love among the Amazons. Beth Candy is also strongly implied to be bisexual.
* ExactWords: No man is allowed to "touch the soil" of Paradise Island. So when Steve is brought to testify at Diana's trial, he's brought in on a mobile podium. How non-seriously this is taken is lampshaded when a couple of pages later he's standing on the ground arguing with Hippolyta and Diana, with nobody making any comment or non-verbal reaction.
* FemalesAreMoreInnocent: The amazons believe that all the worlds problems (namely violence and war) will be solved by putting women in charge. As far as they are concerned men are naturally monsters and any woman who acts as bad is only the result of male influence.
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* FemalesAreMoreInnocent: The amazons believe that all the worlds problems (namely violence and war) will be solved by putting women in charge. As far as they are concerned men are naturally monsters and any woman who acts as bad is only the result of male influence.
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*** Max Lord's "team", who only appear in a few panels, are Mr. Earl, Dr. Duke, and General Conquest. It is strongly implied that they are the Earth-One versions of the Earl of Greed, Duke of Deception and Count of Conquest, Ares's minions in Golden Age ''Wonder Woman'' comics.
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* RevisitingTheRoots: The series is strongly based on the original William Moulton Marston comic from the 1940s, including both the magical elements that seem silly to many today, and the peculiar peace-through-BDSM ideology.
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* ALighterShadeOfGray: The Amazons are presented as having methods and ideology superior to that of Man's World. They see reeducation and loving submission as being preferable to war, and their leadership, regardless of how benevolent, is still a dictatorship based on MightMakesRight and AsskickingEqualsAuthority. Many of these aspects are called out as imperfect or problematic by the story, but it's ultimately suggested that their way is still "better" than Man's World's.
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* ALighterShadeOfGray: The Amazons are presented as having methods and ideology superior to that of Man's World. They see reeducation and loving submission as being preferable to war, and their leadership, regardless of how benevolent, is still a dictatorship based on MightMakesRight and AsskickingEqualsAuthority.AsskickingLeadsToLeadership. Many of these aspects are called out as imperfect or problematic by the story, but it's ultimately suggested that their way is still "better" than Man's World's.
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* DarkSkinnedRedhead: Artemis in this continuity has a much darker skin tone than she does in the main universe.
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** Ares entire motivation is that he wants to crush womens rights, make them slaves to men, and destroy the amazons (including his own daughter and granddaughter) since they stand in his way.
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* FemalesAreMoreInnocent: The amazons believe that all the worlds problems (namely violence and war) will be solved by putting women in charge. As far as they are concerned men are naturally monsters and any woman who acts as bad is only the result of male influence.
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* HowWeGotHere: Following a prologue in which Hercules brutalises Hippolyta and she and her Amazon sisters break free from him and his cronies, the issue begins with Diana returning to Paradise Island, being placed under arrest and submitting to trial by truth. The rest of the issue involves her and others discussing what happened in the run-up to that point.
* TheHypocrite: The majority of Amazons claim to detest violence and are centered around peace and wisdom, but their kindness and mercy only applies to women or "sisters". More than a few of them want nothing more than to wage gendercide against the "sons of Hercules" and slaughter any man they come across. Diana points out the hypocrisy of this, as well as the fact that it plays right into Ares' hands.
* TheHypocrite: The majority of Amazons claim to detest violence and are centered around peace and wisdom, but their kindness and mercy only applies to women or "sisters". More than a few of them want nothing more than to wage gendercide against the "sons of Hercules" and slaughter any man they come across. Diana points out the hypocrisy of this, as well as the fact that it plays right into Ares' hands.
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* HowWeGotHere: HowWeGotHere:
** Following a prologue in which Hercules brutalises Hippolyta and she and her Amazon sisters break free from him and his cronies, the issue begins with Diana returning to Paradise Island, being placed under arrest and submitting to trial by truth. The rest of the issue involves her and others discussing what happened in the run-up to that point.
** Book Three starts with an Amazon recounting their "hystery", explaining how the Amazons overthrew Man's World and began a thousand years of peace and prosperity. [[spoiler:This framing device is absolutely what actually happened, and the rest of the book is simply explaining how it was achieved.]]
*TheHypocrite: {{Hypocrite}}: The majority of Amazons claim to detest violence and are centered around peace and wisdom, but their kindness and mercy only applies to women or "sisters". More than a few of them want nothing more than to wage gendercide against the "sons of Hercules" and slaughter any man they come across. Diana points out the hypocrisy of this, as well as the fact that it plays right into Ares' hands.
** Following a prologue in which Hercules brutalises Hippolyta and she and her Amazon sisters break free from him and his cronies, the issue begins with Diana returning to Paradise Island, being placed under arrest and submitting to trial by truth. The rest of the issue involves her and others discussing what happened in the run-up to that point.
** Book Three starts with an Amazon recounting their "hystery", explaining how the Amazons overthrew Man's World and began a thousand years of peace and prosperity. [[spoiler:This framing device is absolutely what actually happened, and the rest of the book is simply explaining how it was achieved.]]
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* SexSlave: Hercules was trying to turn Hippolyta into this, and intended for the Amazons to be this to his followers. This almost happening to them is what shaped their view on men.
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** Hercules was trying to turn Hippolyta into this, and intended for the Amazons to be this to his followers. This almost happening to them is what shaped their view onmen.men.
** The Venusians on Aphrodite keep men in a subordinate, submissive role. Many of them are used as sexual playthings by their Venusian mistresses.
** Hercules was trying to turn Hippolyta into this, and intended for the Amazons to be this to his followers. This almost happening to them is what shaped their view on
** The Venusians on Aphrodite keep men in a subordinate, submissive role. Many of them are used as sexual playthings by their Venusian mistresses.
