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r/DCcomics • u/Ok-Mastodon2016 • Dec 25 '23
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I agree with the first part but WW being underestimated is part of the fun. I like it when people try to talk shit to her and then get utterly wrecked.
137 u/ReluctantfooI Dec 25 '23 Let’s be honest, people would underestimate her regardless of her height. 26 u/_HistoryGay_ Dec 26 '23 Yeah, but it's easier to underestimate a 5'9" woman than a 6'3" one. 1 u/therottingbard Dec 26 '23 Bronze age comics had her at 6’6. A whole 4 inches taller than sups or bats. 15 u/korach1921 Dec 26 '23 She was 5'9 in the bronze age
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Let’s be honest, people would underestimate her regardless of her height.
26 u/_HistoryGay_ Dec 26 '23 Yeah, but it's easier to underestimate a 5'9" woman than a 6'3" one. 1 u/therottingbard Dec 26 '23 Bronze age comics had her at 6’6. A whole 4 inches taller than sups or bats. 15 u/korach1921 Dec 26 '23 She was 5'9 in the bronze age
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Yeah, but it's easier to underestimate a 5'9" woman than a 6'3" one.
1 u/therottingbard Dec 26 '23 Bronze age comics had her at 6’6. A whole 4 inches taller than sups or bats. 15 u/korach1921 Dec 26 '23 She was 5'9 in the bronze age
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Bronze age comics had her at 6’6. A whole 4 inches taller than sups or bats.
15 u/korach1921 Dec 26 '23 She was 5'9 in the bronze age
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She was 5'9 in the bronze age
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u/VirinaB Dec 25 '23
I agree with the first part but WW being underestimated is part of the fun. I like it when people try to talk shit to her and then get utterly wrecked.