To be fair to DC at least showing a relationship between the two, even if it doesn't last, makes sense and doesn't hurt the characters in any way. The two getting together, and even having children (a son in Kingdom Come/The Kingdom and a daughter in The Dark Knight Strikes Again), has been done before and in some ways the two getting together, even briefly, fits into both the Superman series questioning whether Superman will ever find anyone to be with and the Justice League series showing the emotional turmoil Wonder Woman is going through in response to Steve Trevors kidnapping. So high run emotions and all, I think DC should get a little latitude to put these two together if only to showcase why they may not work out in the end.
The only real problem I have with this idea (if it actually occurs and isn't just a misleading cover) is that the Wonder Woman presented in Justice League bears little resemblance to the character in her own title. This second arc of JL still feels like its taking place in the past though its clearly in the present. Yet the JL WW looks, feels, and acts far younger than in her solo series that this type of "hook up" doesn't seem plausible given the personality of the older appearing WW. Of course team books and solo series have always had a few different interpretations of characters but for the most part the Justice League series has matched characters solo titles very well.......until the new 52. Much like I have issues with Grant Morrison writing Action Comics in a far different tone than what we get in Superman, Johns and Lee seem to have no leash on what they can do with the characters in Justice League even if it conflicts with the characters solo depictions. Just don't see Superman showing up in the pages of WW's solo title to continue this relationship (if it actually goes past one panel or even one issue) because Azzarello and Chang aren't going to want to put him in given the tone of the series right now.
This just again calls into question, do company writers and artists talk to each other? Does someone above them make sure the various titles connect? In the past their have been a few times I've thought each team just sits together in a little sound proof room and refuses to take visitors, but for the past few years DC has done a great job of maintaining consistency between titles and story arcs. Not with the new 52 however. Its been all over the place and each title seems to be going in an entirely different direction from the other.
A relationship between these two, even briefly, could work to grow their characters in the new DC universe and even bring back a deep friendship that old readers are used to seeing as a result of this. But I just don't trust the writing of DC right now in the new 52.
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