Wonder Woman's History

Posted by Georgy | 9/06/2011

By Chris Chamberlain


Wonder Woman is a super-hero dating back to the 1940's when she made her first appearance in All Star Comics volume #8. Since then Wonder Woman has appeared almost completely with DC Comics. The persona is based on, and considered to be a princess of the Amazon women whom as a result of her travels comes to spend most of her time on Earth with the mankind. Her home is an island referred to as Themyscira(prior to now Paradise Island) termed after the Greek home of the legendary Amazon women.

The character is a heroine and has many super-human abilities that seem to change depending on the author as well as given situation Wonder Woman finds herself in. Most notably she's got super human strength, speed, intellectual and mental skills. Furthermore she has shown the skills to communicate with animals, perform telepathy, blow gusts of wind at amazing speeds, and occasionally fly.

Wonder Woman has indestructible bracelets(which in many story lines can't be removed), and the Lasso of Truth, which if lassoed by, captives are magically forced to be truthful. The Lasso is usually said to be indestructible and can also be lengthened at an endless length. Wonder Woman also has a tiara that possesses super qualities, and she can throw the tiara with a boomerang-like effect.

Collectively with Batman and Superman, Wonder Woman comprises DC Comic's so called "Trinity" which is generally declaring they are the most powerful and legendary figures in the DC Comic Universe.

Aside from being heroic & superhuman, Wonder Woman is likewise exceptionally beautiful. The intent supporting these traits had been her creators attempt to imply that women can easily posses all of these traits simultaneously, thus to help liberate the women of that time from being chained in or pigeon-holed by males of their time.

Through the years, Wonder Woman has retained a significant level of popularity considering that she is a female in an otherwise man infested world, from both the arena of comic figures and the customers who buy them. As a result she has been a bit of a trailblazer in the business that has since added characters such as Super Girl, Wonder Girl, Cat Woman, and Marvels long list of female characters such as Jean Grey/Phoenix, Storm, Rogue, Mystique, etc.

In recent years there was a TV show pilot on NBC that ended up being cancelled though it may resurface on another network in the future. There are also rumors that the motion picture concept has recently been tossed around which would seem to fit the recent increase of super hero movies lately.




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