8 Worst Things Wonder Woman Has Ever Done

5. Manipulated Supergirl - Injustice 2

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Continuing with the Injustice spin on the iconic Amazon, the Injustice 2 video game opened up with a bitter Diana licking her wounds. With her beloved Superman having been toppled by Batman and his team of resistance fighters, Wonder Woman is exiled for her role in the happenings of the first Injustice game.

Ever the wise warrior, Wonder Woman opts to manipulate Supergirl as a way to continue her allegiance to Superman and get Kal-El’s all-powerful cousin on their side. This twisted plan is all seemingly going to plan until Wonder Woman and the Maid of Might find themselves coming up against Harley Quinn and Cheetah.

Brutally slaying Cheetah, Diana then oversteps the line in a way that lets the cat out of the bag where it pertains to her real intentions.

After Harley mocks Wonder Woman for trying too hard to impress Superman, the Amazon uses her sword to slice open Quinn’s stomach. Realising that this particular Diana is a vicious, calculating sort, Supergirl moves quick to cauterise Harley Quinn’s life-threatening wound before then putting Diana in her sights.

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