Originally posted by Q99That's how they portray someone coming out of a mental trance too.
[B]He has malformed speech bubbles, what did you think that represents? That's traditionally how writers portray weak or hindered speech.
Also note how he stopped to hold his throat before he was released from Lord's telepathy, so it's not that.He did that when Batman slit his throat too.
Also note how that is a lot of blood to be coming from someone's neck even when there was only a single panel before he applied pressure. That means it's a deep wound (well, and the cut itself shows it).Means very little.
And we're supposed to believe she didn't have more of an advantage than the time she was... holding her head a little, looked totally conscious, and had no visible wounds?She was concussed and had a broken arm, that's more damage than a slit throat.
It's all just double-standards.Its just seeing something of what it is. Could she have done anymore damage? Sure. Would it have been able to put superman down? No.
Wonder Woman clearly has no problem causing major injury to Superman- in terms of capacity to dish damage.With a magical tiara, not with her own strength.
Also, she's clearly able to receive a lot of damage from someone of that level in turn and keep fighting, as encounters with no-holds-back Superman, Doomsday, and others have shown.She was oneshotted and Brainiac Doomsday was toying with her. Earlier he wrecked her alongside J'onn.
All this "it'd be one-sided/he's way strongest," simply isn't backed up, no matter how much you beg otherwise.Who the **** is begging? Wonder Woman confessed two times that she can't beat superman. That's not rivalry. Superman/Captain Marvel is a rivalry, Superman/Orion is a rivalry. Superman/WW is a oneside beatdown where she survives by the skin of her teeth. Look how much she is a rival to superman, he's slightly amped and who is called to oppose him? Orion who takes on him while Diana alongside J'onn, supergirl, barda and Superboy could barely restrain him.
That's the difference between a rivalry and an inferior trying to fight a superior.