Night The Werewolf Teacher

CONCLUSION: LOIS LANE CAN’T SPELL FOR SHIT

I wonder if the author is aware of how manipulative and gray she is writing Nia; at this point she seems more like an antihero turning into a villain than anything else. Is she aware of that?

What do you think Nia's fate will be once "Secret Six" ends? I actually wonder what will happen to Waller. Part of me hopes Jay puts an end to her, and if so, Nia's, perfect.

I'm not so sure, honestly! I don't think Nia will be killed or shoved into the vault. I also don't think Waller is magically gonna go away either considering she's one of the most important villains in both the movies and the comic books. Do I like how much they've flanderized Waller's character over the years? Hell no, but I also don't think editorial cares much. At best, I think Waller will lose be forced to keep her mouth shut one way or another. Nia, I think, could either end up in a prison since she's immortal, OR she could end up escaping to another planet or time (like the future) if she ends up on the run after the comic book ends. I just don't think a character as interesting, fresh, and quite frankly as dynamic as Nia is gonna magically disappear from the canon any time soon. Plus, she's an elgibbityq. I really don't think they wanna turn on all the gay readers currently paying to read Secret Six. The market won't take too kindly to that (myself included) 😂

I wonder if the author is aware of how manipulative and gray she is writing Nia; at this point she seems more like an antihero turning into a villain than anything else. Is she aware of that?

Eh, I don't really think most comic book writers are really aware of how their characters are perceived. Personally, I think Nia became an antihero all the way back in Suicide Squad: Dream Team, but that doesn't necessarily mean she's become one indefinitely. However, I do think Nicole Maines is actively making sure Nia isn't in some cookie cutter mold where she can do no wrong. Nia HAS to do dumb, immoral, thought-provoking shit because it's the only way to be dynamic enough for others writers to take on in the future. And I really do believe Maines wants her to succeed as a character after she retires from comics, versus letting Nia get fridged or vaulted once editorial gets bored and she moves onto brighter pastures. I personally despise comic book writers who don't enjoy others taking on their characters (faithfully, of course). I don't think Maines is one of those Chuck Dixon-esque weirdos who would crytype on Twitter if Nia ended up making out with a strange alien woman in 2035.

I will say from Nicole Maines interviews and memoirs I think she knows exactly how grey she’s writing Nia.

You can’t see it but the one like is from Nicole Maines.