We started from there and got to explore who Wonder Woman was as a child, and challenge her with an adventure that would help shape who she would become."įailure, puberty, and a scolding from Queen Hippolyta would make anyone feel worthless, lonely, and in need of a peer.
How extraordinary - but also potentially lonely. "I always wondered what it would feel like for young Diana to grow up as the only child in her world. "I was so excited to write about young Wonder Woman," Shannon Hale tells SYFY WIRE. Now SYFY WIRE can exclusively debut a first look at how the young heroine copes in Diana: Princess of the Amazons' first trailer below:Įxclusive: Diana is a tween Princess of the Amazons in new graphic novel trailer The rest of her life is grown women used to taking names and kicking tail, which can be frustrating for an 11-year-old looking to follow suit. Not hard to imagine when comic fans remember that Diana is the only child on all of Themyscira. The book will be DC's first standalone for the heroine at this age range, and reimagines Diana as a 'tween testing her limits. The middle grade graphic novel from co-authors Shannon and Dean Hale ( The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl) and artist Victoria Ying ( Moana, Frozen), tells the story of Diana before she became Wonder Woman - and this new trailer gives fans a first look at the preteen angst of a future superhero. Now even the youngest would-be Amazonians have a chance to get involved thanks to Diana: Princess of the Amazons. With Wonder Woman 1984 recently blowing minds with its first trailer, reminding DC fans why Diana Prince is one of the best characters in all of comics, genre fans may want to reinvest in her backstory.
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