Will submitted to hellyeahsupermanandwonderwoman:

Here is the thing though especially in regards to the relationship between Superman and Wonder Woman. Why even go there and hype the hell out of the Kiss and the Relationship if the whole DC creative team were not interested to see it through especially when they started the relationship early in the rebooted DC Universe. As a reader, I would drop DC comics from my reading list because I don’t want to read a serpentine story telling across several DC titles on how the aftermath of the doomed relationship of SM/WW affected the whole DCNU universe.

We won’t start advocating consumption of any product you don’t like. Seriously life is too short, and there are lots of alternatives. Stick with us and we’ll keep you abreast of the comics and fan made art and fiction which celebrate DC’s Ultimate Power Couple.

Second, even if DC comics would restore the couple’s relationship in whatever future issue or issues, readers would correctly surmised that DC comics were never serious with whole Superman and Wonder Woman romance thing to begin with and they used the relationship to bring in readers who otherwise won’t bother buying and reading the new DCNU 52 titles. The result will be that comic book titles that feature both Superman and Wonder Woman together will be ignored not only by those who hated the pairing but also by those who were burned by DC comics capricious handling of that powerful pairing. They should had never hyped it, made a statue out of it and made a big deal out of it, if Scott and the other DC bigwigs were never interested in making this relationship work in this new DC universe in the first place.

That’s certainly a valid point.

Our question to DC is how could Superman and Wonder Woman possibly end badly? It might end for good reasons, because these are good people, heroes who sacrifice self for the greater good, but any breakup would be as good as breakup can get, because this is Wonder Woman and Superman.

In our opinion a bad breakup would be out of character.

Many have accused this relationship as being bad fan fic, but a bad break up between two avatars of Truth and Justice strikes us as the ultimate bad fan fiction - the kind that is Out Of Character ie distinguished by bad characterisation.

All we know is what we’re told by DC - by the writers and Dan Didio himself has said clearly that his choices are directed by sales.

While the comics deliver the good stuff we’ll tell you and DC when it’s good - we’re not bothered so much about the bad - because as said life is too short, as creative people both the main Mods of this Tumblr and many others in our collective can and do dedicate our energy to fan art and fiction for the heck of it.

So our general advice to a wider audience - the over 2000 followers of this blog is stay positive. Tell DC politely what you want by all means - & do it with honey, rather than vinegar - and above all buy the products that you like.

In the end we can’t and wouldn’t want to argue with the bottom line.