Talk:Amazon (Amalgam Comics)

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[edit] The title of the book was Amazon....

...but the character's "super-hero name" was Wonder Woman. It is explicitly stated at several points in the issue:

• page 1, captions: "What she could not know was that it would also hold a revelation torn from the shrouded, secret past of the Amazon warrior known throughout the world as...WONDER WOMAN."

• page 3, bottom panel, Poseidon speaking to Ororo: "Your power is great, Wonder Woman."

• page 5, top panel, caption: "Many times since she accepted the mantle of Wonder Woman has this Amazon looked into the blazing eyes of death."

• page 5, bottom panel, caption: "...as Wonder Woman finds herself suddenly hurled from the chilling waters..."

• final page, panel 3, Poseidon speaking to Ororo: "That no one can say, Wonder Woman."

Unless someone disagrees, I plan to change the article to reflect that Princess Ororo's heroic identity was Wonder Woman, not Amazon. -- Pennyforth 12:47, 5 August 2007 (UTC)