Kinky

Does this mean Whedon's into bondage?

This has been extensively documented elsewhere:
http://www.superdickery.com/bondage/1.html

I've often wondered--although Wonder Woman, unlike Superman, is not actually invulnerable, she is pretty damn tough. Superman can't shave by ordinary methods and has to reflect his heat vision from a mirror. How does Wonder Woman get her bikini wax job done? Maybe Lois ought to be concerned?

Speaking of decades-old kink in comics...

Here's the REAL Wonder Woman tie-in:

http://tonyznet.com/wonderwoman/ww/pages/ww_009.html

This is also mentioned on a documentary about comics that pops up from time to time on the History Channel (I think). They also mention that there were very few issues where she wasn't tied up, being spanked, etc. They allowed that but Neil Gaiman couldn't get away with a character masturbating, go figure!

Funny coincidence -- or is it "funnies" coincidence? I was looking at the Sunday comics and was reminded of Seduction of the Innocent, that diabtribe from the 1950s that sparked an investigation of the comic book industry for its supposed use of subliminal images. The alarmists would have had a field day with Sunday's installment of Curtis, which I detail in Sometimes a heel is just a heel.

And specially for PZ: http://www.superdickery.com/bondage/50.html

Keep in mind that Marston's other obsession was also represented in WW, her Lasso of Truth... he invented components that would eventually lead to the lie detector.

The Rotten Library has had a neat article on Marston for some time.

http://rotten.com/library/bio/mad-science/william_marston/