Sweet. Burn that stupid "Zeus is her dad" stuff to the ground. And never mention her "secret twin brother who is actually her superior in every way who then disappears into space because the editors realised that he kind of messes with Diana's whole deal" ever again.
YASSSSSSSSS
SO GLAD that "Daughter of Zeus" nonsense has been retconned away
All the damage the New 52 did to Diana and the Amazons has finally been completely removed from the character <3
DIANA DOESN'T NEED A FATHER SHE HAS A THOUSAND MOTHERS (paraphrased from Gail Simone)
Brian Azzarello (writer of the 52 WW run which introduced the Zeus retcon) reportedly said that he went with this approach because "everyone has a father, even if they're not a very good one", despite this not being true for a number of folk IRL, let alone a fictional character who was created by the Ancient Greek pantheon and stuff.
Honestly? Baffling choices all around in that book, with every female character who wasn't Diana or the most recent person Zeus impregnated being shown to be varying degrees of horrible, her supporting cast replace almost entirely with her newly discovered half-brothers, and for Ares (typically her archenemy) becoming her main mentor and parental figure in her backstory, who notably in this version looks oddly similar to Brian, for reasons.
I don't know, kind of feels like Brian wants to lecture the character in various ways about how she's wrong in a way that feels like the time Bill Willingham decided to halt his Robin run to lecture Tim Drake/the audience on how awesome the United States army is, with a stand-in for Captain America attempting to recruit him while Bruce begrudgingly admits that the guy is indeed a mega-chad or something.
Even if one wanted to go with that angle (which I dont think you need) Zeus is probably the most overdone option for that. He is simply not an interesting idea to follow. So much so that Percy Jackson went out of it's way to specifically avoid by Giving Percy a different God Dad to have Daddy Issues with.
Interestingly, there is a male god whom you could give the role of a "father" figure for Diana (you know, if you must), and that's... Hermes.










