I don't think it's too out-of-context. WW is just an extended bondage fantasy.
I feel like that is a comic nerd specific context.
Or maybe we've just agreed, as a society, not to bring it up, like that time Batman lynched a homeless guy and laughed.
Under the original run by Marston, yes. And it wasn't a "fantasy", so much as it was an attempt at depicting a strong female character by routinely depicting her bond and then breaking those bonds.
Well, it was also a fantasy. Marston was into BDSM femdom (he wrote erotic novels before WW) and was in a polycule with two women.
The guy who wrote and drew WW was a known kinkster.
When I was 6 or so I had a Wonder Woman comic, or maybe it was a record that went along with the comic, whatever. Wonder Woman was tied up and my tiny pee pee went rock hard. And here I am today.
Someone’s about to be sentenced to snu snu
Zoidberg takes notes: "Safest..."
I just realized Wonder Woman is actually Nancy's Aunt Fritzi. Whoa.
