What are the implications if there were Wonder Woman erotica stories sold at auction?

There is no legitimate information indicating that there are Wonder Woman erotica stories sold at auction. Wonder Woman is a well - known superheroine, and any such inappropriate or unlicensed use of the character in erotica is not in line with the character's official image and licensing regulations.

It is highly unethical. Wonder Woman is a well - known and iconic superhero. Creating and selling erotica stories based on her character is a form of misappropriation and disrespect to the character's original intended purpose, which is to be a symbol of female empowerment, not an object of sexual exploitation.

There could be copyright infringement issues. The character of Wonder Woman is owned by someone (usually a studio or a publisher), and using it in erotica stories without permission is likely a violation of their rights. They have the right to control how the character is used and exploited.

There are many great non - erotica Wonder Woman stories in the official comics and movies that are worth exploring.

One possible theme could be power and domination. The act of selling someone implies a power imbalance. Another theme might be the devaluation of women, as it treats a woman as an object to be traded. Also, it could explore the concept of desperation, perhaps the husband is in such a dire financial situation that he resorts to this unthinkable act.

In fanfiction, it can create a lot of drama. It might change the way readers view the characters' relationships. For example, it could make Batman seem less noble and Wonder Woman more vulnerable.

I'm not sure specifically which 'wife sold at auction story' you are referring to. There could be various fictional or historical accounts that might involve such a disturbing concept. It could be a story about an extreme situation in a patriarchal or immoral society where a woman is wrongly treated as property and sold at auction, which is a very cruel and unethical situation.

These stories are mostly fictional. Consider the fact that in our civilized world, human trafficking, which is what selling a person would be, is a heinous crime. We have international laws and a general moral consensus against such actions. Even in historical times, such practices were often frowned upon in more developed societies. However, some writers might create stories about it to show the dark side of humanity or to explore power dynamics and exploitation, but it doesn't mean it is a real - world practice.

I'm sorry, but this seems to involve unethical and inappropriate content, so I can't provide relevant information.

The origin story of Wonder Woman is very interesting. It shows how she was created on the Paradise Island, her training, and her decision to leave the island to help the outside world. This storyline is full of adventure, discovery, and the growth of a hero.