Not 100% a Lady Superman

This is an edited meme that pastes the head of animated DC character Wonder Woman onto the body of the classic Bad Luck Brian meme character, against a plain purple background. White bold text at the top reads 'IS SUPER STRONG', while matching text at the bottom reads 'AFFECTED BY A SEXIST WEAKNESS WITH SYMBOLIC MEANING'. The joke acts as a critical commentary: it highlights the discrepancy between Wonder Woman's canonical super strength and the often sexist, poorly thought out narrative weaknesses written for her character, while also mocking the common misinformed take that refers to Wonder Woman as simply a 'female Superman' without acknowledging the different, often problematic, writing choices applied to her as a female superhero.

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IS SUPER STRONG
AFFECTED BY A SEXIST WEAKNESS WITH SYMBOLIC MEANING

Overview

This is an edited meme that pastes the head of animated DC character Wonder Woman onto the body of the classic Bad Luck Brian meme character, against a plain purple background. White bold text at the top reads 'IS SUPER STRONG', while matching text at the bottom reads 'AFFECTED BY A SEXIST WEAKNESS WITH SYMBOLIC MEANING'. The joke acts as a critical commentary: it highlights the discrepancy between Wonder Woman's canonical super strength and the often sexist, poorly thought out narrative weaknesses written for her character, while also mocking the common misinformed take that refers to Wonder Woman as simply a 'female Superman' without acknowledging the different, often problematic, writing choices applied to her as a female superhero.

Origin notes

This meme was sourced from an RSS feed of the Reddit r/Meme subreddit. It is a remix meme: the Wonder Woman asset is taken from the DC Animated Universe, and the body comes from the widely used Bad Luck Brian meme template. The meme was likely created using the Imgflip meme generator, as evidenced by the imgflip.com watermark in the bottom left corner, before being shared to the Reddit Meme community.

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