Diana's Daughter was the working title for an announced Wonder Woman comic book story that was to have been written by Greg Rucka for DC Comics' Black Label.
Solicitation[]
“It's been 20 years since the world stopped looking to the skies for hope, help, and inspiration. Now the world keeps its eyes down, and the powers that have risen have every intention of keeping things that way. Amongst a scattered, broken resistance, a young woman seeks to reclaim what has been forgotten, and on the way will learn the truth about herself, her heritage, and her destiny.[1]”
“Wonder Woman's disappearance plunges the world into a dystopian fall for 20 years. Writer Greg Rucka (BATWOMAN) introduces Diana's daughter on a search for both her mother and her place in the new, chaotic world. Wonder Woman's offspring must discover what her mother's legacy means and save the world before it reaches its breaking point.[2]”
Development[]
A year after the book was announced, Rucka was interviewed for the Word Balloon podcast and revealed that the project had stalled:
“I don't have anything on deck with [DC] at the moment. It looks like the Black Label stuff sort of died away, and that's on me, that's not on them. I just couldn't get Diana's Daughter to work right for me. It may be that in, you know, the next six months or so, I'll suddenly figure it out and then write three scripts and then send them to Mark Doyle, who will say, "Well, you're a day late and a dollar short, but let's see what we can do." But beyond that, there's really nothing outstanding.[3]”
Sources[]
- ↑ dccomics.com
- ↑ DC Nation #3
- ↑ Word Balloon podcast "The Greg Rucka Debrief" June 11, 2019