Therefore, Yara is already growing into the hero she's destined to become. The winged steed accompanied the hero on many adventures and their relationship was a caring one, much more akin to what it ends up as here rather than how it started. In Future State, Jerry was the trusted companion of Yara Flor's Wonder Woman. This is evidenced by her kindly asking if she can call her new friend Jerry. With a newfound empathy for the animal that has been the object of so much frustration for her, she sees things in a whole new light. Though at first her only thought is to embrace this sympathy and compassion, she soon realizes from whom it's coming and what it means for her. When she least expects it, the pegasus comes to comfort her in the pouring rain. With her lack of control becoming more and more evident, Yara finds herself falling into despair. RELATED: Wonder Woman Returned to the DC Universe - and One Hero Isn’t Happy About It This is something that plagues much of her training and not just the taming of her steed. While her tutor, the legendary Chiron, tries to instill a respect for nature in the young hero that will help her achieve her goal of taming the pegasus, she is unable to move past her rebellious nature. Unlike Diana, who would have handled such failure with grace, Yara is much more frustrated by the whole process and shows how hot-headed she can be. One consistent failure is her inability to tame a winged steed, who readers might recognize from Future State: Wonder Woman. The grueling ordeals of Yara's training are the main focus of Wonder Girl #4, by Joelle Jones, Adriana Melo, Jordie Bellaire and Pat Brosseau. Now, training among the Greek Pantheon on Mount Olympus, Yara is beginning to come into her Future State destiny. While a lot of that takes time and patience as she slowly builds up her skills, there is one way she's boosted her powers in record time - and it's all thanks to her new ride. The previous issue of Wonder Girl saw the new Amazon and future Wonder Woman Yara Flor gain a powerful benefactor in the form of the goddess Hera. WARNING: The following contains spoilers for Wonder Girl #4, on sale now from DC Comics.
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