These guys never cease to entertain. It’s awesome to have been able to witness the evolution of this channel and the four personalities that carry it. I remember back when the dynamic of the series was basically Sal explaining comic books to his best friends who didn’t read comics. Now it’s Sal and his wife basically explaining the state and history of the comic book industry as it relates to the comic book story they want to talk about that day to their best friends who are now more versed in comic book culture than they ever imagined they’d be and yet are still amazed by how bonkers these stories can get. I absolutely love it here.
The one thing I can praise this story for is the art. I am very impressed with the art, especially since Mike Deodato Jr's dominant hand was clearly busy when he was drawing this.
This is why I love comicpop, stories like this. I love everything they do....but there is something special about when Sal Ben and Ethan talk about a 90s terrible story. Incredible.
I’m amazed that DC made a whole fictional city Blüdhaven for Nightwing & yet couldn’t do the same for Wonder Woman a member of the trinity, like jeez. 😂 Also, every time time Sal mentions Mala’s name, I can’t just help to remember that Vaders Quest episode to that one alien named Mala Mala.
John Byrne , when he wrote the book after William Messner Loebs run was over, created Gateway City for WW? Whatever happened with that? Was is just dropped after Byrne left?
Wonder Woman is like the Halloween sequels. Only Perez's original run is the most canon (except when it deals with the promblematic elements involving Cheetah and the Bana Migdall Amazons), that all future writers refer back to. Where each run builds on the Wonder Woman origin, by doing their own altered version of Perez origin, discover a new way to wipe all the amazons (so the next writer can then bring them back) and create more legacy characters that 50/50 will be forgotten in time, or brought up again after several new writers jumped on (see Vanessa Kapetalis).
I’m baffled by how much of a joke Artemis was back in the day. I got into DC with the New 52, so the Artemis I read about while getting into comics gave me the impression that she was like a super important rival character to Diana… But no. Apparently she was just invented to die and be a laughing stock. I’m glad they eventually brought her back and made her actually cool. This is wild to me.
It's truly amazing how this story went from "you know, it's rough but there's a good idea in here" to "I have no idea what the hell this book is doing anymore" to "thank god the art is good otherwise I have no idea why this was made"
This is a wonder woman book and the views will not be high. That's bad. This may be the best episode of back issues from a comedic entertainment standpoint in months. Thats good! Wish more people watched stuff that wasnt major events or batman content, because this is the best channel on youtube for nerdy fun stuff. Share this video people! Build the POPulation
I literally had your Amazon's Attack video recommended to me on a different video, rewatched it in it's entirety, then went to see what the latest Back Issues was to watch and found it was this lmao
It's crazy that Wonder Woman has such rough stories sometimes. If only the mythological elements surrounding her were around for thousands of years and formed the foundation of modern fiction...
Of all the random characters in this comic, surprised that of all characters Artemis and Cheshire seem familiar due to Young Justice and The Outlaws respectively
Love it. 90s DC is such a goldmine for Back Issues. Just glut of questionable/bad decisions driven by greed, ego, and the desperate need to be relevant. Excited to see ya'll take this book on.
The 90s were a period of time that tested out replacing many traditionally virtuous and aspirational Superheroes with edgier and often times more villainous versions of themselves. Superman's 4 Replacements, Jean-Paul Valley Batman, Professor Xavier becoming Onslaught, Hal Jordan turning to Parallax and Peter Parker being replaced by his clone just to name a handful. Regardless of how good or bad this trend was in hindsight; it was interesting to see what personas they thought could fill in for their predecessors. Connor Kent Superboy and later Artemis are my favorite creations from this era.
As someone who was born in Boston and still works there and lives nearby, the Boston jokes are hilarious. It really is a random city for DC in particular, especially since it's not very big overall. It was also still pretty random when Tomb of Dracula had an extended arc that took place here, lol.
A great episode, always happy when ComicPop does a Wonder Woman story, especially an older one. Interestingly, this is the second time that a red headed amazon challenged Diana for the right of being Wonder Woman, beat her for the title, struggled with being Wonder Woman in man's world, (while Diana sticks around and keeps being a super hero) and then dies. That story was about 2 issues, I think somewhere between the second time Steve Trevor died and a Steve Trevor from another universe took his place, pre-crisis. of course. Weird that this story happened twice.
Seeing Joker paralyze and incapacitate Diana with what is effectively white jizz nearly made me choke on the food Im currently eating! My god! Lmao!😳🤣😂
I once asked for WW reading recommendations, as someone who had only read the old Marston era stuff. I didn't get many answers, because apparently no one cares about Wonder Woman, but I was told to avoid this era. That might've been some good advice.
I mean I get it but aren’t men’s bodies impossibly drawn as well? I’ve been working out for years and my comic book body goal has not been reached haha
I really like the character of Artemis in Rebirth Outlaws and the webtoons series, but this series really makes me sad and understand her tragic origin from an editorial and story standpoint.
Boston was nearly devastated during her relaunch when she faced off against Ares and his children. She faces off against a being created by Ares children.
Comic pop has now officially covered the dc trinity’s 90s death of heroes arcs haha. Looking forward to the updated knight fall edition that you guys will do. Always a good time when comic pop drops a hilarious and insightful editorial analysis on such stories old and new.
Thank you guys for covering this. I was always aware of "Artemis was Wonder Woman". But necer read it. I didnt even know she was dead. I did read the Dark Trinity Red Hood and the Outlaws and liked the character. Wow. Would definitely like you guys to look at the Dark Trinity era. Givs Artemis some more love.
The low point of a pretty good run. This was probably the first time Wonder Woman's writer didn't take her so seriously she was constantly boring. Diana actually has personality in this run.
Im wondering if Aquaman is the last character to be death of supermaning like Batman and Hal Jordan were during the 90s era. I don't recall if any other major DC character was put through the ringer like the above characters.
Black Manta forced him to fight Tempest to the death so he could save his son from suffocation, only for that to fail, resulting in Tempest’s and Aquaman’s partnership to be permanently damaged because Aquaman tried to kill Tempest; Mera leaving him because she couldn’t rely on him to keep her or their child safe; and just to rub salt in the wound, Manta destroyed the infant’s grave at the funeral. This was before the death of Superman though, but it could be argued the whole losing his hand to piranhas might have been the best attempt at it.
Great video, folks! Believe it or not, I read this when ir came out and it's the arc that got me into Wonder Woman. I feel the same way as Sal on it. My wife hasn't read it, but watching this caused her to do a couple of double takes over what happens.
Thank you again ComicPOP for bring us these class... Hmm... Interesti... *Caught*... Entertaining comics. Seeing all those panels and the fantastic reactions to the sheer madness of it all was great😂👍. While I'm not sure it was intentional. The way Artemis replaces Diana but then only does things entirely contrived by a marketing team while Diana is the one who engages in the actually plot. Only for Artemis to die because she's not good enough to beat a random foe Diana immediately stomps. Actually feels like a really meta commentary about the concept of replacing characters solely as a marketing ploy🤔😄. Lastly, when Hippolyta revealed the prophecy I thought to myself that maybe WW only dies because a less competent person was in the role but I honestly thought that the prophecy was just meant to be one of those vague future things to make drama but that wasn't actually going to happen during any story. I didn't think that it would play out and that I'd totally be right🤣🤣🤣.
If you told me in a single paragraph the concept of Hippolyta orchestrating a political rival taking over the Wonder Woman title to fulfill a prophesied death of Wonder Woman, Diana uncovering mistakes in her mother's past that has shaped their people, and a new tragic hero to fill the Wonder Woman spot...that sounds awesome. It should have been awesome. But not enough time and dedication to the cool parts.
I love that Diana kidnapped a man, plopped him down in the middle of fuck off, nowhere, Wyoming and told him " if you do not stay in Wyoming, I will fucking kill you."
44:47 to ypur comment about boston bomber, id like to present an argument it couldve worked in the same way Captain America is still captain America wherever he goes. Yeah its more specific, but it still could work. Granted i still think that it sucks lol Also great job man! Love your work and cant wait for more to come!
I swear the art in this is some of the most 90s stuff I've seen recently. Looks like it was drawn by Liefeld or Lee. If Zealot from Wildcats showed up she'd look like she belonged there.
Why do Wonder Woman and Circe both have alternate versions of themselves named Donna? I know Donna Troy became her own person but that is a wierd detail.
I glanced at part of the title when this video popped up in my recommendations and my first thought was it had something to do with Seinfeld. Then I looked at the thumbnail and was like "Ohit's just Sal, Ethan, and Ben talking about Wonder Woman".
I looked Mala up and Wikipedia says she appeared in All-Star Comics #8; Wonder Woman #1 so maybe this was just the first time she showed up post crisis?
I have this in trade paperback omnibus, this Run of 90s Wonder Woman always makes me laugh at how Image 90s over the top it is 😊 . I always wondered why this story wasn't adapted into a arc in Justice League Unlimited. I always like to read this version of Wonder Woman as Lynda Carter with her A Team . It's fun to see Cheshire & Poison Ivy fight Diana . I also really like Artemis too she reminds me as the AzBats of this run .
I got this book for the Deodato art years ago. Book is labeled “Wonder Woman by Mike Deodato” 😂 poor William Mesmer Loebs he’s one of those writers who’s done a ton but is rarely recognized.
IYWTK- The gun comes from steve trevers’ mom when she crashed, Perez run) thats where Diana gets her name and the wonder woman colors come from she was a air force pilot and to select the islands champion they had to be quick enough to deflect bullets with their bracers but i believe thy called it a thunder flash or something like that.
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I say we vote on making “that’s good” and “that’s bad” a recurring segment for Sal and Ben.
God yea!
Omg CAN WE??!
That's..... Good
Seconded
The frogurt is also cursed.
These guys never cease to entertain. It’s awesome to have been able to witness the evolution of this channel and the four personalities that carry it. I remember back when the dynamic of the series was basically Sal explaining comic books to his best friends who didn’t read comics. Now it’s Sal and his wife basically explaining the state and history of the comic book industry as it relates to the comic book story they want to talk about that day to their best friends who are now more versed in comic book culture than they ever imagined they’d be and yet are still amazed by how bonkers these stories can get.
I absolutely love it here.
The one thing I can praise this story for is the art. I am very impressed with the art, especially since Mike Deodato Jr's dominant hand was clearly busy when he was drawing this.
Took me a second to get this lol
Hey hey hey.......sometimes he switched hands to make the "art" more interesting
This book was a story from beginning to end.
A herculean task considering how sexplotative this book is. Seems like he was working through some stuff
This is why I love comicpop, stories like this. I love everything they do....but there is something special about when Sal Ben and Ethan talk about a 90s terrible story. Incredible.
On top of that it gives a bit of humble pie to say the 90s was great
@@revolutionarydragon1123 90’s was full of a lot of of ideas
I love how Sal always refers to the time he was dead and then back mulleted
Guys let’s get them to a million already. They deserve it so much.
Unfortunately I can only subscribe once
@@the_well-known_stranger2275spoken like someone with only one gmail account
32:55 "I'm just saying, watch your ass. More than the audience is."
I'm dead XD
I’m amazed that DC made a whole fictional city Blüdhaven for Nightwing & yet couldn’t do the same for Wonder Woman a member of the trinity, like jeez. 😂
Also, every time time Sal mentions Mala’s name, I can’t just help to remember that Vaders Quest episode to that one alien named Mala Mala.
Boston’s a fictional city. No one actually talks like that. “Bwahstun!” 🙄
I mean there are two diffrent Mala's in this book. Coincidence yeah probably
Can we get Tom King to introduce Ban and Pappiga? Maybe nickname Sgt Steel 'Lumpy' for this run?
John Byrne , when he wrote the book after William Messner Loebs run was over, created Gateway City for WW? Whatever happened with that? Was is just dropped after Byrne left?
Wonder Woman is like the Halloween sequels. Only Perez's original run is the most canon (except when it deals with the promblematic elements involving Cheetah and the Bana Migdall Amazons), that all future writers refer back to. Where each run builds on the Wonder Woman origin, by doing their own altered version of Perez origin, discover a new way to wipe all the amazons (so the next writer can then bring them back) and create more legacy characters that 50/50 will be forgotten in time, or brought up again after several new writers jumped on (see Vanessa Kapetalis).
1:32:46 Gosh the King of Ne- Queen of New Y- BOSTON gets me every time.
Thank you for the editing on this one, Sal!
I’m baffled by how much of a joke Artemis was back in the day. I got into DC with the New 52, so the Artemis I read about while getting into comics gave me the impression that she was like a super important rival character to Diana… But no. Apparently she was just invented to die and be a laughing stock. I’m glad they eventually brought her back and made her actually cool. This is wild to me.
It's truly amazing how this story went from "you know, it's rough but there's a good idea in here" to "I have no idea what the hell this book is doing anymore" to "thank god the art is good otherwise I have no idea why this was made"
Even then, the art isn’t great.
(1:37:29) Fun fact, the guy’s name is William Baker, which is also the actual real name of Marvel’s Sandman. “Flint Marko”’s just an alias.
A 2 hour Wonder Woman video! Perfect way to start the month!
This is a wonder woman book and the views will not be high. That's bad. This may be the best episode of back issues from a comedic entertainment standpoint in months. Thats good! Wish more people watched stuff that wasnt major events or batman content, because this is the best channel on youtube for nerdy fun stuff. Share this video people! Build the POPulation
Agree, I like when they do stuff that lets them be juvenile. This one reminded me of the Jizzler! That's good.
I love 90s comics so unapologetically edge for no reason no excuses
😂 idk if it's nostalgia or what but it will forever be my favorite comic era
Looking at the "art" in comics nowadays, I pine for the 90's.
@@funkyweapon1981amen!
What comics are you reading that have such terrible art? @@funkyweapon1981
"The white magician made him big" was the line that finally drew a spittake out of me.
1:32:55 is my favorite moment that should absolutely be clipped out of context 😂
I literally had your Amazon's Attack video recommended to me on a different video, rewatched it in it's entirety, then went to see what the latest Back Issues was to watch and found it was this lmao
I remember reading this in my school library and the librarian was like oh you like Wonder woman oh yeah the art is ... Amazing LoL 🤣
Sal, you can't escape the 90s. You can't escape it.
It's crazy that Wonder Woman has such rough stories sometimes. If only the mythological elements surrounding her were around for thousands of years and formed the foundation of modern fiction...
Every time the art showed-up on screen I said the same thing out loud:
"OMG that is so 90s!"
This is a story I’ve been… DYING for you guys to cover lol
Of all the random characters in this comic, surprised that of all characters Artemis and Cheshire seem familiar due to Young Justice and The Outlaws respectively
Love it. 90s DC is such a goldmine for Back Issues. Just glut of questionable/bad decisions driven by greed, ego, and the desperate need to be relevant. Excited to see ya'll take this book on.
Awesome Birthday Gift
I’ve wanted to know more about this era of Wonder Woman. Thank you Sal and friends.
Thank you for leaving the "synchronized sipping" in the final cut. Chef's kiss
I could not have imagined in a million years where this story was gonna go. It's borderline insanity. Just WOW
The 90s were a period of time that tested out replacing many traditionally virtuous and aspirational Superheroes with edgier and often times more villainous versions of themselves. Superman's 4 Replacements, Jean-Paul Valley Batman, Professor Xavier becoming Onslaught, Hal Jordan turning to Parallax and Peter Parker being replaced by his clone just to name a handful. Regardless of how good or bad this trend was in hindsight; it was interesting to see what personas they thought could fill in for their predecessors. Connor Kent Superboy and later Artemis are my favorite creations from this era.
you don't like kyle rayner green lantern or steel (john henry irons)
You know back issues is gonna be awesome when sal says "ridiculously circuitous scheme" 🤣🤣🤣🤣😹😹😹😹
As someone who was born in Boston and still works there and lives nearby, the Boston jokes are hilarious. It really is a random city for DC in particular, especially since it's not very big overall. It was also still pretty random when Tomb of Dracula had an extended arc that took place here, lol.
A great episode, always happy when ComicPop does a Wonder Woman story, especially an older one. Interestingly, this is the second time that a red headed amazon challenged Diana for the right of being Wonder Woman, beat her for the title, struggled with being Wonder Woman in man's world, (while Diana sticks around and keeps being a super hero) and then dies. That story was about 2 issues, I think somewhere between the second time Steve Trevor died and a Steve Trevor from another universe took his place, pre-crisis. of course. Weird that this story happened twice.
Yay Boston. I live in Massachusetts so thats cool that Wonder Woman was Boston's defender at one point
I love sals shirt! It's so amazing they made a shirt of that awesome venom cover from that episode yall covered.
I have the disassociation powers too. I'm like Diana in that one way.
this really is the best show on youtube.
Seeing Joker paralyze and incapacitate Diana with what is effectively white jizz nearly made me choke on the food Im currently eating! My god! Lmao!😳🤣😂
I once asked for WW reading recommendations, as someone who had only read the old Marston era stuff. I didn't get many answers, because apparently no one cares about Wonder Woman, but I was told to avoid this era. That might've been some good advice.
I’ve straight up watched this like 8 times
I have wanted you to cover this forever - hence why I have watched it four times now. I loved this run as short as it was
I must say, Mala was invented in ‘41! Not that it makes her any more WW’s best friend (on prime earth/new earth) at least lol
This comic was running in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas logic.
You absolutely can punch cars for a while and then they explode.
I mean I get it but aren’t men’s bodies impossibly drawn as well? I’ve been working out for years and my comic book body goal has not been reached haha
The difference is men aren't overly sexualized in comics and women constantly are no hate just a point
Men in comics usually arent constantly wearing thongs and shoving their asses into the reader
I actually like the “Diana” superhero outfit. I don’t know why but I just think it looks cool.
I really like the character of Artemis in Rebirth Outlaws and the webtoons series, but this series really makes me sad and understand her tragic origin from an editorial and story standpoint.
Sal really does not like mullet superman 😂
Probably in the minority, but I liked when Diana worked as a fast food worker. It's dumb but as a kid that made me like her.
1:54:29 Is that sound effect a reference to _Rise of the Triad?_
55:05 id be hilarious if a writer for DC sees this episode and decides to bring this character back.
Boston was nearly devastated during her relaunch when she faced off against Ares and his children.
She faces off against a being created by Ares children.
As far as I can tell the 'bad' just makes this comic more memorable. This story sounds like a riot.
Comic pop has now officially covered the dc trinity’s 90s death of heroes arcs haha. Looking forward to the updated knight fall edition that you guys will do. Always a good time when comic pop drops a hilarious and insightful editorial analysis on such stories old and new.
This was great! Love weird 90s comics! It's always a wild ride
Thank you guys for covering this. I was always aware of "Artemis was Wonder Woman". But necer read it. I didnt even know she was dead. I did read the Dark Trinity Red Hood and the Outlaws and liked the character. Wow.
Would definitely like you guys to look at the Dark Trinity era. Givs Artemis some more love.
The low point of a pretty good run.
This was probably the first time Wonder Woman's writer didn't take her so seriously she was constantly boring. Diana actually has personality in this run.
Im wondering if Aquaman is the last character to be death of supermaning like Batman and Hal Jordan were during the 90s era. I don't recall if any other major DC character was put through the ringer like the above characters.
Ollie got blown up in a plane, idk if that counts.
Black Manta forced him to fight Tempest to the death so he could save his son from suffocation, only for that to fail, resulting in Tempest’s and Aquaman’s partnership to be permanently damaged because Aquaman tried to kill Tempest; Mera leaving him because she couldn’t rely on him to keep her or their child safe; and just to rub salt in the wound, Manta destroyed the infant’s grave at the funeral. This was before the death of Superman though, but it could be argued the whole losing his hand to piranhas might have been the best attempt at it.
“What is Poison Ivy doing in this Wonder Woman book?”
*drain Tecates simultaneously*
I'm a f***ing pervert and I'm like "that's too much".
Great episode as always. I honestly would love to see more Wonder Woman content from you guys.
P.S. Would also love some more Harbor Patrol too!
2 hour back issues? Yes, please!
This book is utter bananas.
This was hilarious! Great episode!
What an awesome episode! Feel like I gotta read this at some point...
I knew this was going to be a blast, but not this much of a blast to watch. I strangely enjoy these wild ride stories that you cover.❤
Great video, folks! Believe it or not, I read this when ir came out and it's the arc that got me into Wonder Woman. I feel the same way as Sal on it.
My wife hasn't read it, but watching this caused her to do a couple of double takes over what happens.
Thank you again ComicPOP for bring us these class... Hmm... Interesti... *Caught*... Entertaining comics. Seeing all those panels and the fantastic reactions to the sheer madness of it all was great😂👍.
While I'm not sure it was intentional. The way Artemis replaces Diana but then only does things entirely contrived by a marketing team while Diana is the one who engages in the actually plot. Only for Artemis to die because she's not good enough to beat a random foe Diana immediately stomps. Actually feels like a really meta commentary about the concept of replacing characters solely as a marketing ploy🤔😄.
Lastly, when Hippolyta revealed the prophecy I thought to myself that maybe WW only dies because a less competent person was in the role but I honestly thought that the prophecy was just meant to be one of those vague future things to make drama but that wasn't actually going to happen during any story. I didn't think that it would play out and that I'd totally be right🤣🤣🤣.
If you told me in a single paragraph the concept of Hippolyta orchestrating a political rival taking over the Wonder Woman title to fulfill a prophesied death of Wonder Woman, Diana uncovering mistakes in her mother's past that has shaped their people, and a new tragic hero to fill the Wonder Woman spot...that sounds awesome. It should have been awesome. But not enough time and dedication to the cool parts.
I love that Diana kidnapped a man, plopped him down in the middle of fuck off, nowhere, Wyoming and told him " if you do not stay in Wyoming, I will fucking kill you."
44:47 to ypur comment about boston bomber, id like to present an argument it couldve worked in the same way Captain America is still captain America wherever he goes. Yeah its more specific, but it still could work. Granted i still think that it sucks lol
Also great job man! Love your work and cant wait for more to come!
This was peak Back Issues. Love it
I swear the art in this is some of the most 90s stuff I've seen recently. Looks like it was drawn by Liefeld or Lee. If Zealot from Wildcats showed up she'd look like she belonged there.
I need that Carnage shirt 😮
Oh my god this was an insane book, I had no idea how crazy this was thank you for covering it haha!
An absolutely wonderful episode. Thank you.
I have this in the complete mike deodato ww tpb i bought some years ago at a discount on amz Great art.
So excited for this
I love Sal’s angry yet poetic way of speaking
As always Comicpop saves me at work. Love you folk
This isn't as insane as BATMAN ODYSSEY(do it!) but good lord it's almost there
Why do Wonder Woman and Circe both have alternate versions of themselves named Donna? I know Donna Troy became her own person but that is a wierd detail.
I glanced at part of the title when this video popped up in my recommendations and my first thought was it had something to do with Seinfeld. Then I looked at the thumbnail and was like "Ohit's just Sal, Ethan, and Ben talking about Wonder Woman".
My goodness this has to be a new best episode.
I always download and watch every episode at work via premium, but i made sure tk like and ckmment for the algorithm
This went better than I thought it was going to be. I really like issues #88-89 immediately preceding this arc.
Does anyone else feel like we just went thru one of the most elaborate Mad-Libs ever made?
Thank you Sal for saying Boca Raton right.
Great show , more 90's classics please
When I hear the contest, I automatically think of Seinfeld.
I looked Mala up and Wikipedia says she appeared in All-Star Comics #8; Wonder Woman #1 so maybe this was just the first time she showed up post crisis?
Yep
@@comicpop Love the work y’all do! Back Issues is one of my favorite shows on RUclips!
Oh boy, 2 hours!!!!
I have this in trade paperback omnibus, this Run of 90s Wonder Woman always makes me laugh at how Image 90s over the top it is 😊 . I always wondered why this story wasn't adapted into a arc in Justice League Unlimited. I always like to read this version of Wonder Woman as Lynda Carter with her A Team . It's fun to see Cheshire & Poison Ivy fight Diana . I also really like Artemis too she reminds me as the AzBats of this run .
If Wonder Woman has a base city it should be d.c. because she is an ambassador for themyscira
I got this book for the Deodato art years ago. Book is labeled “Wonder Woman by Mike Deodato” 😂 poor William Mesmer Loebs he’s one of those writers who’s done a ton but is rarely recognized.
Love this show
54:57 Hilariously enough, the wiki *still says she dies in here.*
Holy shit, the art!!! Thats gotta be the most wild thing about that book😂😂😂😂😂
The chauvinist😅, the exploiter 😅I was hoping the patriarchy to show up
What is the book in back bottom left corner with the broken bat symbol that says the end is near??
That might be Batman KnightsEnd.
Thank you
They missed out on not having WW work at Cheers for a while
IYWTK- The gun comes from steve trevers’ mom when she crashed, Perez run) thats where Diana gets her name and the wonder woman colors come from she was a air force pilot and to select the islands champion they had to be quick enough to deflect bullets with their bracers but i believe thy called it a thunder flash or something like that.