“Wonder Woman” writer Greg Rucka says fans who are upset that the Amazonian superhero has slept with women as well as men need to “get over it.”
Rucka says fans who can’t accept Wonder Woman’s bisexuality are missing out on part of what makes her who she is.
“That’s like saying Superman is into justice and the American way, but doesn’t give a rat’s ass about truth,” Rucka rold Gizmodo. “It’s like, ‘Really?'”
In a recent interview with Comicosity, Rucka reasoned that the Amazons’ home island of Themyscira gave them little option but same-sex relationships.
“It makes no logical sense otherwise. It’s supposed to be paradise. You’re supposed to be able to live happily. You’re supposed to be able … to have a fulfilling, romantic and sexual relationship. And the only options are women,” Rucka said.
Rucka told Gizmodo he was surprised that any fans would be upset by his statements.
“There’s nobody in the world who can look at Wonder Woman and go, “I love this character, I believe in what this character stands for,” and then say, ‘…AND I CANNOT ACCEPT THE FACT that she would accept an individual’s consensual love any way imaginable.’ If you don’t accept that, then you don’t.”
Wolverine 3: 10 Things We Know About 'Logan' (Photos)
As of this week, we know that the third Wolverine film will be called "Logan." Here's what else we know. (Warning: Many spoilers are ahead.)
“Logan” takes place in the year 2024, according to an insider. It's dark, darker than any other “Wolverine” or “X-Men” movie.
Here's Hugh Jackman in his "Old Man Logan" makeup.
In the future, Logan drinks a lot. For work, he drives a 2024 Chrysler 300 limo that looks modified in the front to look more futuristic. He’s sick and his powers are fading. Unlike in this picture.
TheWrap's insider said that the girl in the poster is a young mutant. In 2024, mutant births are severely in decline, and people aren’t sure why.
Logan ends up mentoring the girl, who has two claws instead of his three.
Stephen Merchant plays the Albino mutant Caliban, who helps Logan take care of Professor X.
“Narcos” star Boyd Holbrook (right) is cast as a villain, and his character is described as “the head of security for a global corporation.”
It is expected to be R-rated. Simon Kinberg has said that “it’s violent, it’s kind of like a western in its tone. It’s just a very cool, different film.”
