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Why do people hate on the Invisible Jet? It's an invisible jet plane. People just hate fun, I swear.
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>>152679644
Unironically. The Wonder Dome is raw as hell, and it should be used as Diana's equivalent to the Fortress of Solitude or Bat Cave.
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>>152679360
It's because it's too hokey; it's literally just a plane. If I were DC, I would make it more "fantasy", like a winged bireme of sorts.
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>>152679360
A lot of people find that a modern jet clashes with her ancient Greek aesthetic. personally I think this was fixed with the retcon that it's a shapeshifting force that can become any vehicle, so she changed it to a jet once she discovered the modern world.
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>>152680463
>"It looks dumb because I can't comprehend the idea of non-diagetic visuals."
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>>152680481
The WW franchise started with the Amazons having advanced technology. DC has been retarded and insistent on trying to erase that. Themyscira should always have advanced tech, because that's fun.
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>>152680514
She can only carry so much when she's flying under her own power
The Jet means she can carry passengers and cargo. It also means she can communicate (with passengers or on the radio) or rest during long distance flights
She can examine and evaluate battle plans or maps
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>>152680514
You can walk, so I guess you don't need a car or a bus. Moron.
>>152680557
This. It's even explained in Rucka's run. Frankly, it shouldn't have to be explained since it all the reasons one would need an invisible jet plane for seem damn obvious, but whatever.
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>>152680709
Okay, so, why not just use a regular jet plan? Batman probably has one or two she could bum for a day or two, no? Why does the plane HAVE to be invisible?
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>>152680723
Stealth, bruh.
>>152680726
>the international superhero doesn't need to transport cargo or passengers
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>>152680936
She can have different types of missions.
Including stealth missions
Or what if she's transporting Steve AND Etta somewhere. Is she supposed to just fly them both with one under each arm and leave them all vulnerable to anti-air artillery?
What if she is delivering relief supplies from Themyscira to a place struck by natural disasters?
Or she's transporting a dangerous artifact to a lab so it can be examined?
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>Wonder Woman
>stealth
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When Lindbergh crossed the Atlantic in 1927, that was like landing a man on the moon. Aviation became a big thing in American pop culture all thru the 1930s with celebrity pilots, radio drama series, movies, magazines, et cetera. Famous women pilots like Amelia Earhart and others were seen as progressive, because, in a country where your husband might not let you drive the car, the idea of a woman flying a plane seemed almost like science fiction. By the time WW debuted in 1941, it actually made sense that she'd not only fly her own plane, but that she *built* it herself. It was part of the book's whole pro-woman wish fulfillment fantasy.
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>>152681434
She is often associated with the spy genre. Infamously had an entire era where she was retooled into a super spy. Yes, stealth.
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>>152682462
It's from the mostly forgotten Eric Luke run. SO for a while, Diana's invisible plane was a shapeshifting alien entity made of liquid metal. One day it just sort of took on the form of a flying fortress.
>>152682554
That is a damn good question. I fucking hate how DC seems determined to not let the Amazons have their whacky Golden Age supertech. And while we're at it, bring back the kangas too. It's a superhero story, let it be fantastical.
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>>152683578
It really is baffling how so many people don't comprehend that she's not actually visible in-universe. We the viewers can see her, but other characters can't. It's just supposed to be a fun visual, but I guess folks are literally too fucking stupid to realize that.
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>>152679360
>Why do people hate on the Invisible Jet?
It's stupid for two reasons:
1. It doesn't make HER invisible. It's just invisible itself.
2. She can fucking fly faster than any jet. Superman doesn't have a super-jet. WW shouldn't have one either.
Bonus third reason:
3. Wonder Woman is a bad character and should be killed off.
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>>152683615
Yes it does. It's really that stupid. The jet is invisible but doesn't make the pilot invisible.
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>>152683984
>1. It doesn't make HER invisible. It's just invisible itself.
Incorrect
>2. She can fucking fly faster than any jet. Superman doesn't have a super-jet. WW shouldn't have one either.
Wonder Woman could not fly on her own originally, that was added later. And Superman has has several vehichle in the past, he just uses them for space travel.
>Bonus third reason:
>3. Wonder Woman is a bad character and should be killed off.
False. She makes a good mediator between Superman and Batman's opposite approaches to crime fighting.
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>>152683984
>Superman doesn't have a super-jet.
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>>152682554
>stupid argument defeated by funny books for children from 80 years ago
I swear everyone who discusses WW online is a sub-80 IQ retard
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The invisible jet has been cool and useful in almost every adaptation it appears in (except the ones that try to "make it work" for stunted adults like the bullshit in WW84), but people prefer to enjoy characters by reading about them on twitter
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>>152682712
A lot of DC's own mythos and chaarcters stem from that era of wacky shit. One book you'd get Brainiac, the other you'd get a weird ass giant kid or some alien that turns Superman into a bug/centipede monster or whatever.
I mean I don't want those ideas all the time but coming up with pure sci-fi/twilight zone ideas is kind of what DC is built upon imo. It's the main draw besides the characters.
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Morons. She herself isn't visible, go pick up a book
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>>152685462
So then I guess you want it to be more like the Earth One version, where it resembles a flying silver vagina.
>>152685494
Exactly. Capeshit is just like that.
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>>152679360
I don't like how it is literally just a fighter jet or how she is visible inside of it.
>She isn't visible in universe!
Great. She is in the art and it looks stupid. Draw her clear like any respectable invisible character in comics.
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>Amazon warrior from ancient greek myth
>Dresses in red-white-and-blue
>Has a lasso
>Also has an actual jet plane that's permanently invisible
Maybe people would like WW more if she didn't feel like a bootleg toy from a dollar store
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>>152687390
>>Dresses in red-white-and-blue
>>Has a lasso
Accidentally accurate
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>>152687925
Part of Wonder Woman's whole thing is that she's a Manaboo.
She saw a modern man and wants to go to his world. She wants a jet like him and wear an outfit that looks like his flag.
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>>152687974
Having many heroes be smart isn't a problem.
The problem is:
>Writers think being a genius = an expert in every domain of human knowledge so having smart characters specialize sounds weird to them
>Most writers aren't smart enough to write smart characters properly in general and usually have to revert to dumbing down other characters to make the focused on character look like the smartest in the room.
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