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* Ares shows his own sort of twisted concern for Hera when he goes to visit her after Zeus violently struck her. Asking why she doesn't just change her form to get rid of the bruises. He also takes the time to give Hera advance notice that Zeus plans on unleashing Hephaestus' more modern crueler weapons onto the Amazons, giving her time to formulate a plan.,
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* Ares Ares, in a PetTheDog moment, shows his own sort of twisted concern for Hera when he goes to visit her after Zeus violently struck her. Asking why she doesn't just change her form to get rid of the bruises. He also takes the time to give Hera advance notice that Zeus plans on unleashing Hephaestus' more modern crueler weapons onto the Amazons, giving her time to formulate a plan.,
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* From the third issue, the return of Diana's classic clay origin and being brought to life by the Olympian Goddesses. With Hippolyta racing back from her apparent suicide via drowning when she hears the young infant's cries.
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* From the third issue, the return of Diana's classic clay origin and being brought to life by the Olympian Goddesses. With Hippolyta racing back from her apparent suicide via drowning when she hears the young infant's cries.cries.
* Ares shows his own sort of twisted concern for Hera when he goes to visit her after Zeus violently struck her. Asking why she doesn't just change her form to get rid of the bruises. He also takes the time to give Hera advance notice that Zeus plans on unleashing Hephaestus' more modern crueler weapons onto the Amazons, giving her time to formulate a plan.,
* Ares shows his own sort of twisted concern for Hera when he goes to visit her after Zeus violently struck her. Asking why she doesn't just change her form to get rid of the bruises. He also takes the time to give Hera advance notice that Zeus plans on unleashing Hephaestus' more modern crueler weapons onto the Amazons, giving her time to formulate a plan.,
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For the Heartwarming page for the Franchise/WonderWoman franchise at large see [[Heartwarming/WonderWoman see here]].
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For the Heartwarming page for the Franchise/WonderWoman franchise at large large, see [[Heartwarming/WonderWoman see here]].
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* The second issue has a rather touching tribute to Creator/GeorgePerez and the legacy he left on Wonder Woman.
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* The second issue has a rather touching tribute to Creator/GeorgePerez Creator/GeorgePerez, who had been announced to have cancer in the time period in between the first and second issues, and the legacy he left on Wonder Woman.
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For the Heartwarming page for the Franchise/WonderWoman franchise at large see [[Heartwarming/WonderWoman see here]].
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* The second issue has a rather touching tribute to Creator/GeorgePerez and the legacy he left on Wonder Woman.
--> ''Wonder Woman Historia: The Amazons'' is dedicated to the incredible George Perez, with gratitude for his essential contributions to the story of Diana
--> With love from Kelly Sue [=DeConnick=], Phil Jimenez, Gene Ha, Nicola Scott and the entire creative team.
* From the third issue, the return of Diana's classic clay origin and being brought to life by the Olympian Goddesses. With Hippolyta racing back from her apparent suicide via drowning when she hears the young infant's cries.
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* The second issue has a rather touching tribute to Creator/GeorgePerez and the legacy he left on Wonder Woman.
--> ''Wonder Woman Historia: The Amazons'' is dedicated to the incredible George Perez, with gratitude for his essential contributions to the story of Diana
--> With love from Kelly Sue [=DeConnick=], Phil Jimenez, Gene Ha, Nicola Scott and the entire creative team.
* From the third issue, the return of Diana's classic clay origin and being brought to life by the Olympian Goddesses. With Hippolyta racing back from her apparent suicide via drowning when she hears the young infant's cries.
