Thread: Cassandra Sandsmark has got to go.

Problem is You cannot blame the crap happening with WG in AA on just poor writing of her, all the tie-ins and writing were utter trash. The whole things been a mess of people who forgot how to write good stories or likable characters. SG and WG when together on the page barring that AA issues like their appearances in SG post OYL have been amazing, more down to earth, just chilling and everything. AA and how WG has been written in TT the last...

Quote: Originally Posted by Johnny_Luck The first 24 issues of Geoff run of titans were filled with nice, kick butt moments with Cassie, and her few issues OYL after were brilliant, til Geoff and the writers just got lazy with her about issue #36. Teen Titans Annual one was awesome because of Superboy and Cassie being the two best characters in the titans after Starfire left. That's Not true, PG has been alive for the past 2/3 years now...

Quote: Originally Posted by Johnny_Luck Which would be justice seeing as shes been sucky and boring since she came back and the only thing her re-birth did was kill off the awesome Indigo. Cassie has a huge, huge fanbase that people are failing to notice and I think it be evident when the mini starts mid next month. Yes, yes, and New Teen Titans had a huge, huge fanbase back in the 80's. Seriously, it was DC's flagship title before...

Well at one point she might just have to stop calling herself Wonder Girl but would the fans stick with her if she matured into her persona? With the whole Ares angle I kind of thought she might become like Strife, you know like how TV Hercules/Xena had Ares with his two sidekicks Strife and Discord?... I meant to suggest that Cassie would become more like Discord, I forgot Strife was a idiot.

Quote: Which would be justice seeing as shes been sucky and boring since she came back and the only thing her re-birth did was kill off the awesome Indigo. Cassie has a huge, huge fanbase that people are failing to notice and I think it be evident when the mini starts mid next month. Indigo and awesome in the same sentence? *Blech*. Indigo was doomed as a character the moment she had a hand in killing Donna. Cassie's mini-series will...

Yeah, I guess it does make sense from that standpoint, SUPERECWFAN1. But I still don't know if I like it. I am willing to give it a chance, though. And at the very least, unlike some other relationships that have been thrust upon the DCU lately, this one has been progressing at a fairly slow, delicate clip.

I do really hope that is the case. I actually really liked WG in YJ but in the crap story that was Graduation day and her reaction to that I began to really dislike her. She had more dimension as an insecure tomboy. In Supergirl #19 When SG flies up to Cassandra and Tells her "You're really strong, you know that?" I shook my head and tried not to laugh. I DO want Cassandra to succeed but as it is I'm not getting...

Quote: Originally Posted by Johnny_Luck Where in that did I ever talk about Young Justice being good, let alone being popular? I liked Cassie and all but most of them like Cassie, Kid Flash and Superboy didn't become interesting or well written until Geoff took them over and made them more mature. I think you and me have different definitions for the words "interesting" and "mature." Quote: I think...

I've grown to like her quite a bit. She has been portrayed poorly in some recent issues of things like 52, Amazons Attack, and Titans but I do think she's a worthwhile character. Now Stargirl on the other hand...

For me, I always dislike Cassie. Cassie Sandsmark's whole existence is being a superhero. She's a lot like Powergirl in that they see themselves as a superhero first, then human. From how she got her powers to her crush on Supergirl/CMjr to how she interacted with Cissie (Arrowette) after she decided to quit, she's a superhero groupie who made it. I've always seen her as one of those kids likely to follow Mangog in the KC...