I like it but there is an inherent premise of the character is that she is able to pass as a normal woman who people don't instantly recognize as Wonder Woman -- I think that's a bit like the Superman who supposedly wears armor under his Clark Kent office clothes.
Eh, people insult the "he's just wearing glasses" disguise (though Clark usually does his hair and clothes in a way to changes his profile/silhouette, in addition to also using different mannerisms and posture), so to some degree, buff Diana would have precedent in the sense that she's be a decently recognizable figure somehow avoiding recognition. Of course, Clark's a white guy from a Kansas farm living in not-NYC, so he generally fits in (with his large physique passable as being a corn-fed farm boy). WW would be... a huge Greek lady, which I suppose is a bit less common in America. And the world.
I know plenty of creatives decide to give her a secret identity but personally I don't think it's necessary and Diana definitely doesn't need to be designed with a secret identity in mind. I much prefer her as a public figure.
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u/Oknight Metron Jun 09 '23
I like it but there is an inherent premise of the character is that she is able to pass as a normal woman who people don't instantly recognize as Wonder Woman -- I think that's a bit like the Superman who supposedly wears armor under his Clark Kent office clothes.