Diana Prince takes a trip to Gotham in Batman Beyond #50, which closes out the series. The finale issue is written by Dan Jurgens with art by penciler Sean Chen, inker Sean Parsons, and colorist Chris Sotomayor. As the classic Batman Beyond villain Inque terrorizes the city and impersonates the new Dark Knight, Wonder Woman senses that she is needed. This story marks the first meeting of Terry McGinnis’ Batman and the iconic Amazon princess. Since Diana knows that her old friend Bruce Wayne trusts Terry as the new non-caped crusader, she trusts him before they even meet. However, alleged evidence should make her more hesitant to accept his help.

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The first glimpse that readers get of Wonder Woman strongly resembles a memorable scene from Zack Snyder’s divisive Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, in which Diana first encounters other superheroes through her laptop. Batman Beyond #50 opens with a cloaked Wonder Woman standing in front of a monitor with surveillance footage showing Batman supposedly killing a guy. Audiences critiqued the moment in the film for feeling like a forced tie-in ment for the eventual Justice League. In both instances, Diana’s habit of watching other superheroes from behind a screen serves nothing but expositional purposes.

Although Batman v Superman has numerous infamous moments which continue to be discussed amongst fans, the implications of this moment in Batman Beyond #50 play out much more quickly than in film. Instead of leaving his audience waiting, Jurgens uses this moment to tease a red herring that Diana should be biased against the new Batman. However, for anyone familiar with Wonder Woman, it won’t come as a surprise that she remains an optimist and sees reason to not trust everything she sees, especially considering this is an even more experienced version of Diana from the future.

In the context of depict one of her most irable qualities. 

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