So you know how in Percy Jackson, Amazon the company, is actually the Amazons, the group of warrior women.

That means Jeff Bezos isn't real in Percy Jackson and is just a fake person the Amazons made up to be their CEO.

So now I have this image in my head of a bunch of Amazons huddled around a table trying to come up with the concept of Jeff Bezos.

"Make him bald!"

"Ooh! And make him evil, as all men are!"

"What evil things does he do?"

"Oh um..."

"Uhh..."

*Voice from the back * "He doesn't let his workers use the bathroom?"

"Oh that's awful."

"Quick add it to the list!"

"What should his name be?"

"Hunter?"

"No, that's not quite right."

"Steve?"

"No, another ancient power has already made a false figurehead for a company with the name Steve. They may accuse us of copying them."

"How about Jeff?"

"It's perfect!"

Just a couple of badass warrior women trying to come up with their corporate mansona.

Women 💖

Daniel Sampere

Baby Trickster God Danny

It all started when the Amazons noticed God on their island. Not sure what God or Pantheon left him alone; he didn't seem to be like the rest of their gods.

But it was just as bad; he was a trickster god.

And after finally talking to him, he turned all their clothes pink. They learned he has no idea why he landed here. All Danny remember was Frostbite sending him with the Infimap away to learn new things.

As the priestesses and Hippolyta asked, Queen Hera said he wasn't from them.

Well, quasi, but Hades is too busy to take care of him, so they as Amazons are stuck as babysitters till Winter.

So the Amazons knew the best idea.

They sent the baby prankster to Diana. Let it be her problem.

So.

That was how Diana returned home and had her mother give her a child demigod into her arms and say. "Have fun."

And chaos became Diana's life, but she would not have it any other way.

A/N

Pariah Dark was a shard of Hades, so Danny defeated him.

Danny became part of Pariah shard, a lesser God part of Hades.

Or

better explained,

a mix of Halfa Demigod

Nubia: Queen of the Amazons #4 variant cover by Joelle Jones and Jordie Bellaire

Wonder Woman

Art by Suspiria Vilchez

Qimmah Russo and Brittne Jackson

art by @JanRockArt

Babaylan - a legendary class of women warriors and shamans during the pre-Hispanic history of the Philippines

An Amazon and a Greek engage in mortal combat on this second-century A.D. Roman sarcophagus. Louvre Museum, Paris

Stella Star meets Corelia, the Amazon Queen - Starcrash (1978)

Marble statue of a wounded Amazon. Roman 1st–2nd century CE. x

In Greek art, the Amazons, a mythical race of warrior women from Asia Minor, were often depicted battling such heroes as Herakles, Achilles, and Theseus. This statue represents a refugee from battle who has lost her weapons and bleeds from a wound under her right breast. Her chiton is unfastened at one shoulder and belted at the waist with a makeshift bit of bridle from her horse. Despite her plight, her face shows no sign of pain or fatigue. She leans lightly on a pillar at her left and rests her right arm gracefully on her head in a gesture often used to denote sleep or death. Such emotional restraint was characteristic of classical art of the second half of the fifth century B.C. The original statue probably stood in the precinct of the great temple of Artemis at Ephesos, on the coast of Asia Minor, where the Amazons had legendary and cultic connections with the goddess. The Roman writer Pliny the Elder described a competition held in the mid-fifth century B.C. between five famous sculptors, including Phidias, Polykleitos, and Kresilas, who were to make a statue of an Amazon for the temple. This type of statue is generally associated with that contest.

WonderGirls + Princess Diana

One Piece is a story about freedom...

...But our hero sure gets put into a cage a lot.

Writing prompt 53:

Diana stares the ginger woman standing in front of her. Her lost sister Madeleine smiling as she's come home to see how everyone is doing with her family.

Maddie had left the island suddenly almost 50 years ago and aged with the man she chose to marry. Charmed by his scientific rants about normal things when his family's boat crashed. The stigma if men far behind her as Jack made her realise only a few are bad.

All of their children being welcome on the island due to their bloodline from their mother. Maddie had waited to share he past with her family and figured Christmas was a good enough time to see her sisters again.

The appearance of them all is a shock to the island residents, even more so the fact the two sons are recognised as good friends of Pandora. Jack is a little quiet as Maddie does the talking and doesn't want to risk making her look a fool.

Danny now understands why there is no grandparents on his mother's side.