artemis: *insults steve trevor on a mission*
diana: this is you trying to redeem yourself?
artemis: im sorry. he irks me. hes irksome

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artemis: *insults steve trevor on a mission*
diana: this is you trying to redeem yourself?
artemis: im sorry. he irks me. hes irksome
diana & artemis 🥰 commission for overseer195 on twitter!
And today on Diana and Artemis share tips with batlings Steph and Cass-
A commission comic for Overseer195 on Instagram and Twitter, featuring characters from their alternate earth!
batman / / batgirl commissions for #AmazonCorps fic [my patreon 18+] [my twitter]
Slipping back onto the blog to share this finished commission. Another one done for overseer195 and his Amazon Corps universe! The request was for a cover remake of the original 1996 Requiem cover by Ed Benes (the bottom image). I am forever grateful to this client for being so patient with me, this one took a while!
Diana - Daydreaming
Another piece for (https://twitter.com/overseer195) and their Amazon Corps!
oh to be IG/twitter user overseer195 and have so many money i can buy a million commissions of cute amazon women
okay as both a greek mythology nerd and a dc comics nerd i think that we should play more with greek myths for wonder womans storylines
like in og myths the amazons are daughters of ares (or at least the most notable queens are) and ares is their patron god bc hes the god of war and they are warriors
but depending on what comic/animated movie or show/live action movie you read/watch ares is often the main villain or first villain that diana faces or in a couple versions its hades while zeus is dianas father and/or hera grants the amazons themyscira
and if you dont know anything abt greek mythology this makes sense bc god of war or the god of the underworld seem like easy villains and the king & queen of the gods make obvious good guys but ares and hades in the myths largely mind their business (not always mind you but most of the time) while zeus is constantly acting a fool and hera is taking on her anger for her husbands actions against women/nymphs/minor goddesses who usually didnt have the power to refuse zeuss advances or were tricked by zeus in some way
and like hippolyta is a daughter of ares in the myths and diana is sculpted from clay and given life through magic so she could still be a demigod with all the training of the amazons plus magical weapons. i dont see why she needs to be zeuss daughter to be a powerful warrior/champion of the amazons
and even if dc wanted to go the route of like a goddess patron of the amazons instead of ares athena is right there. goddess of wisdom and war strategy. and the other two maiden goddesses artemis, goddess of the hunt and namesake of a very popular amazon character, and hestia, goddess of the hearth and the goddess who gives hippolyta the lasso of truth sometimes called the lasso of hestia. like the 3 maiden goddesses giving the amazons a safe haven from men makes more sense than hera the goddess of marriage and fertility who often victimizes women in the myths
and if you want a villain for diana to fight whos rooted in greek mythology and a god/goddess. instead of hades attempting to take over the world (tired) or ares god of war just wanting general destruction or being jealous of zeuss creation (boring): eris the goddess of strife is RIGHT THERE. or or nemesis the goddess of revenge the embodiment of anger, jealousy, envy, known to punish human gluttony
even in ww1984 the main villain ends up being a trickster god from mayan culture instead of using any of wonder womans own greek inspired villains or featuring any of the mayan heroes from dc (acrata is the only one i can think of off the top of my head)
in conclusion: more greek myth inspo that make sense in wonder woman stories