>>58806
I've read enough manga to think of a story, easy. The problem is that these writers don't want
THOSE kinds of stories.
Wonder Woman starts off as a culture clash story about an Amazonian being exposed to the reality that there is a world outside of her little island. Given that Steve Trevor is a WWII pilot, she leaves on the belief that the Nazi war machine is going to conquer the globe and that it will not just stop at "Man's world" as Themyscira could just as easily be next. So she leaves in defiance of her mother and the island's inhabitants to "protect" them. She helps the Allies and they win.
Short, simple, easy. If they want to continue it, the story would pick up with Diana return to the island in triumph, only to then be declared as an exile for defying the wishes of the Amazonians. Someone could even twist the knife further by pointing out that by interfering in WWII, Diana helped bring the USSR into power and created an evil that has far more long-lasting consequences than even Hitler. She's stripped of her title as Princess and no longer has a home. Steve offers to bring her in, and so the series becomes primarily about the culture clash she faces being an Ancient Greecian warrior living in 1950's America. Things can spread from there with her getting involved in skirmishes around the globe either to fight Communism or because of something having to do with the Greek Gods.
However I also see a part of the problem when writing this out because all of this would have to be detached from the great DC Universe.
And that's just to start. Then there's also how people would use this series to preach about how "evil" people were in the past, lecture the reader about their own sins, and make it all issues about "social justice". Last thing I could think of that would be an issue is that the modern writers also wouldn't allow Diana to actually be a woman on occasion and be vulnerable. After all, she is a person, she has needs and wants. And women desire men just as much as a man desires a woman. However these people cannot ever allow that because allowing a character to be "vulnerable" means that said character isn't perfect. And they cannot ever fathom the possibility that it's pefectly fine for a character to have flaws.