Wonder Woman Marries A Monster



We return to the silver age of Wonder Woman comics with a marriage spectacular when Wonder Woman marries a monster. Why and how does the Amazon end up in this situation? Find out as we explore a DC Comics classic here on Casually Comics!

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29 thoughts on “Wonder Woman Marries A Monster”

  1. I'm sorry, but I can't get past the fact that Wonder Girl and Wonder Tot are also at Wonder Woman's wedding! Wonder Girl and Wonder Tot were supposed to be Wonder Woman when she was younger, and Robert Kanigher, as the creator of Wonder Girl and Wonder Tot, should of all people, know that. So unless Wonder Girl and Wonder Tot travelled through time somehow, I don't understand how they can be there at the wedding.

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  2. I lot of people compare the structure of Kanigher's Wonder Woman stories to that of a fairy tale. But I feel like the better comparison would be to old, cell animated cartoon shorts. These cartoons (like the original Bugs Bunny or Mickey Mouse cartoons) almost never had scripts. They didn't even really have storyboards in the modern sense. Instead, they had "gags." Gags were visual jokes lasting from 30 seconds to roughly two minutes. It could be something like "character slips on a bar of soap" or "character gets into a boxing match with his own jacket." The animators would come up with a premise, just as a way to direct these gags towards a specific theme, setting or concept. Then, anyone on the animation team could submit a gag. If a gag was particularly strong, but didn't get picked, they would often save it and use it in another short.

    This feels very much like how Kanigher writes a Wonder Woman story. He comes up with a couple of ideas for scenes (lassoing a bolt of lightning, fighting a Sphinx, fighting King Kong) and then contrives a story so that he can string together these disconnected moments. It's a style of writing that lends itself somewhat better to comedy than it does to more "straightforward" fantasy adventure stories like Wonder Woman. I think if he had played everything a bit more tongue-in-cheek then it would have worked better.

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  3. I'm disappointed that she doesn't marry egg foo I miss him sometimes Yes he was a Chinese stereotype but you know I like to imagine he was a gentle lover and any further incredibly ironic twist made excellent omelets for breakfast

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  4. So….. is Birdman connected to Hawkmans lore in anyway? Is he using Nth Metal wings? Does he have a reincarnated Egyptian background? Does he have connections to Thangar? If you made a Hawkman movie could you add Birdman as a supporting character without changing much about him?

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  5. You think that she would marry him just to teach the other three guys a lesson about their behavior and make them see their mistakes. They would apologize and she would call off the the wedding which would make the monster angry and attack, which would prompt the three guys to work together to subdue him. They then hit it off as friends and decide to go have a beer together completely forgetting about Wonder Woman who simply looks to the viewers and says the infamous line…"Men." Oh and as for the monster, his real bride shows up. Apparently she had a problem with her dress and needed to get it fixed which calms the monster, they get married with Wonder Woman being the brides maid…The End. But maybe I'm over thinking it.

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