Heroes Reborn #1 Variant 

Here we have "Heroes Reborn #1 Variant," envisioned by Stanley Artgerm Lau in the 20th century. At its heart lies a modern interpretation of Wonder Woman, adorned with symbols resonant with ancient strength. Observe the shield, a motif echoing through millennia, from the bronze shields of Mycenaean warriors, to the testudo formation of Roman legions, all the way to the medieval knight crusading, symbolizing protection and defiance. The golden tiara and collar, reminiscent of laurel wreaths worn by Greek victors, speak of honor, victory, and divine connection. This isn't mere adornment; it's a bold declaration of identity and purpose, harking back to classical ideals of heroism. Yet, here, it transcends its classical origins. Look at the skulls and desolation depicted on the shield. Note the steely gaze of the protagonist, indicative of internal conflict, reflective of a deep-seated psychological battle. The power of symbols lies in their recurrence. They evolve, resurface, and take on new meanings, weaving a continuous thread through the tapestry of human history, echoing in our collective memory.