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- Awesome Art: Daniel Sampere has been earning a lot of praise for his issues on WW, earning him a lot of comparisons to acclaimed Wonder Woman artists like George Pérez and Phil Jimenez.
- Funny Moments: Donna's challenge to Diana in Issue #5? A match in what may or may not be Injustice 2. And of all people, Diana is accusing Donna of sabotaging the game when she finds herself losing.
- As Donna seems to be winning, she advises Diana to avoid throwing the controller at the TV when she loses. Diana ends up winning, so it's Donna who's throwing the controller in the end.
- Heartwarming Moments:
- Issue #4 being an entire one of Diana setting aside a day, despite still being hunted by the U.S. government, to visit a dying fan of hers. Even taking him to Themyscira.
- Throughout the "World's Finest" stories, Lizzie repeatedly refers to Jon and Damian as her big brothers. Issue #6's story, all about Jon and Damian trying to get her to go to bed, features her mumbling that she loves Damian as she falls asleep.
- Memetic Mutation: Much like Kite-Man's "Kite Man, Hell yeah!" from King's Batman run, there's been much made of his Diana's repeated use of ''No, thank you".
- Spiritual Successor: The "World's Finest" back-up stories involving Jon Kent, Damian Wayne, and Lizzie. With Jon and Damian's banter back in full force, it comes across as an unofficial sequel to Super Sons premised around the two babysitting Wonder Woman's daughter.
- Sweet Dreams Fuel: The "World's Finest" back-ups. Much of it is just Jon Kent and Damian Wayne babysitting Lizzie or fast-forwarding to when they're older and on the cusp of becoming their parents' successors as the new Trinity. A lot of it is adorable.
