By rss@youtube.com (SailorLibra) Lois's feelings about Clark's relationship with Diana and about Clark in general. I'm not trying to pick on Diana, so much as express the way I think Lois feels. Definitely a true slideshow... I got a little lazy after all the effort I put in BMWW video earlier. But too shabby, I think. Let me know if y...

By rss@youtube.com (UltimeciaFFB) Coming to DVD Feb'09 On the mystical island of Themyscira, a proud and fierce warrior race of Amazons have raised a daughter of untold beauty, grace and strength -- Princess Diana. When an Army fighter pilot, Steve Trevor, crash-lands on the island, the rebellious and headstrong Diana de...

By rss@youtube.com (WJLH) Season 3/Episode 22 - The Man Who Could Not Die Originally aired August 28, 1979. In this episode, Diana has moved from Washington, DC to Los Angeles. This opening does not include Lyle Waggoner (Steve Trevor). Author: WJLH Keywords: Wonder Woman Lynda Carter Added: May 25, 2008

By rss@youtube.com (WJLH) Diana catches someone in her apartment and the fight is on. The person turns out to be Gloria (Jessica Walter), Steve's girlfriend. Author: WJLH Keywords: Wonder Woman Lynda Carter Jessica Walter cat fight Added: May 24, 2008

By rss@youtube.com (Trassk13) One of my Favorite HEROINE of the DC universe is Diana Prince AKA Wonder Woman... here's my SVR caw version of her Author: Trassk13 Keywords: WONDER WOMAN svr 2008 Added: February 18, 2008

By rss@youtube.com (olsolino) Diana Prince turns into Wonder Woman over and over and over again--only this time in higher quality video! All of these are from the final season. (Wonder Woman on DVD available from Warner Bros. Entertainment--A MUST BUY!) Keywords: Wonder Woman Lynda Carter Transformation 70s 70's tv D...

By rss@youtube.com (olsolino) Diana Prince turns into Wonder Woman over and over and over again! Author: olsolino Keywords: Wonder Woman Lynda Carter Added: August 20, 2007

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By noreply@blogger.com (Mart) Good on Gail for having the balls to mention the Stygian hornets, one of the most ridiculed elements of DC's shameful Amazon Attacks mini series. The assertion of Ares that Diana actually serves him rather than the more peaceful gods cuts nicely to the core dichotomy of Wonder Woman, that s...

Issue 45 - Diana and Cassie make peace with the past and look to the future while Cheetah surprises an enemy and Veronica advances the mother of all schemes!

By noreply@blogger.com (Mart) First said morsel this issue is guest star Wonder Woman but, unsurprisingly, she lives to see another sitting. It's actually a bit cheap, how she survives; just as Diana is about to be gobbled up, Smyth asks if he wouldn't mind awfully killing a few of the Six first . . .

By noreply@blogger.com (Mart) In which Diana attacks Giganta, Achilles the Olympian and Egg Fu lookalike Alkyone enter a marriage of convenience, and Wonder Woman and Nemesis finally have that conversation. There's also Dinah Lance, Black Canary, with whom Diana spent the last two rather fun issues - we saw their fri...

Issue 44 - Diana leaves the army and Veronica dispatches explosive news to her team while Steve is the target of a surprise advance!

By noreply@blogger.com (Mart) It's like watching a ballet. With compound fractures!' That's how Black Canary wittily describes witnessing Wonder Woman fight in the conclusion to their two-part Tokyo romp. There's never any real sense that Diana and Dinah are in danger from the supervillain fighting arena they enter...

Issue 43 - Secrets are revealed as Diana, Barbara and John Henry discover Zod's weapons and weaknesses.

By noreply@blogger.com (Mart) Anyway, his information seems on the up, as Diana and guest star Dinah Lance - the Black Canary, as Wonder Woman respectfully puts it - are soon off to Tokyo to infiltrate a metahuman fighting ring organised by Psycho, in Sarge Steel's body. Before that, though, we have some of my favourite s...

By Heidi Meeley(noreply@blogger.com) The closest to a complete reboot I have seen in an "A-list" character is back in the 1980's when DC sent the Wonder Woman of pre-Crisis to Olympus after having her fall in battle. The new (and current) Wonder Woman was completely overhauled. Diana was back on Paradise Island with a few new twis...

By Heidi Meeley(noreply@blogger.com) Which leads me to the Spokane Comicon. Ben was there with his lovely fiance Jolene, and he was sitting next to his inking buddy Levi Skeen. We got to talking and he showed me his newest sketch of his vision of Wonder Woman. I took one look and fell in absolute love. Ben is a genius! He made Diana look l...

By noreply@blogger.com (Mart) But the notion that Diana would conspire with her mother Hippolyte - recent leader of a murderous Amazon attack on the United States - to deceive a friend and colleague and resupply her with Amazons is, at base, ridiculous. Given that, I expect Simone to reveal full details of the situation...

By J. Caleb Mozzocco Diana, Gail and Mary Sue: Noah Berlatsky’s fifteen-thousandth post of the year about Wonder Woman covers Gail Simone’s first arc on the series. In general, Berlatsky seems to hold that no one’s been able to write Wondy right since her creator. Despite enjoying various aspects of many of th...

Issue 40 - Ironsides finishes the machine, Circe and Cheetah having a falling out and Diana prepares for the coming conflict!

Wonder Woman lost a challenge and Diana was replaced by Artemis as the new Wonder Woman (see issue 92) until her death in issue 100. Guy Gardner went from being a Green Lantern to drinking from a chalice in a cave and becoming Warrior. ... Modern Timeline of Events within the Comics/Movies Indust...

New York, NY, May 14, 2009 --(PR.com)-- Wonder Woman was an American television series based on the DC Comics comic book character Wonder Woman, created by William Moulton Marston. It starred Lynda Carter as Princess Diana/Diana Prince and Lyle ...

 Ca - Rich Johnston She was going to be pretty much a loner except for her relationship with Wonder Woman (which would eventually be good, although Kendra would misread her for a while, causing friction until Diana helped her through some tough times), and Black Lightning ...

 CA Simeone's run on Wonder Woman has been a tad frustrating to read. Simone clearly has an affinity for Diana and understands what makes the character tick. When she's exploring Diana's relationship with her supporting cast members and the regular ...

 CA For some reason Diana Prince as proven an elusive character to capture on the big screen. The IESB implies, and we heartily agree, that he new heat on 'Wonder Woman' likely owes a huge debt to the terrific animated movie that just came out on DVD. ...

By noreply@blogger.com (Mart) as if. Things that were just plain great included the courage of Etta, the renewed friendship with Steve Trevor, the fact that Diana inspires fear even in the super-villain Phobia, Felix Faust auditioning for Dragon's Den ('I'm out') and Diana's eagle soaring as she channelled her anger...

By noreply@blogger.com (Mart) A highlight in Gail Simone's script is the return of Steve Trevor, who gives Sarge-Steel-Really-Dr-Psycho a dressing down. And he even remembers that he's married to Etta Candy who, in a lovely piece of characterisation, Diana urges to 'Be strong. Be Amazon'.

By tfaw So, who spun around as a kid to see if they were secretly Wonder Woman? Who’s done it recently? Comment below! So, who is Wonder Woman? In the beginning, she’s actually . . . Donna Troy, as Wonder Woman has disappeared, following Infinite Crisis. However, Donna soon runs into trouble, which brings about the appearance of . . . Diana Prince, secret agent! Yes, Diana is in plainclothes again (without the “mod” fashions of the ’60s, however), as she partners with Steve Trevor and tries to live as an ordinary human being. So, who spun around as a kid to see if they were secretly Wonder Woman? Who’s done it recently? Comment below!   [read the full post]

 NJ Wonder Woman is no exception to the cycle. In fact, Princess Diana has frequently had to do a little more fighting to maintain her role, as you’ll see. Here’s an overview at some of the notable times that we’ve had a Wonder Substitute. ... Wonder Woman #28 Review IGN all 2 news articles

By noreply@blogger.com (Mart) That's the dignity of Diana, a woman who struts around in a star-spangled swimming costume . . . And Wonder Woman? Poor Diana has little to do but moan intermittently, but this issue was so good I barely noticed her lack of impact. She'll be back, I know, but meanwhile I'm just thrilling to the fir...

 CA - biggest challenge Wonder Woman has ever faced. To put it bluntly, Simone is better than this, and I expected more from her than a story in which Diana ...

By noreply@blogger.com (collectededitions) Simone, I believe, offers a take on Wonder Woman that many writers have attempted, but never quite achieved. In every battle Diana fights--whether with super-gorillas, enhanced Nazis, or a crazed Green Lantern--Simone takes the reader almost step-by-step through Diana's strategie...

By noreply@blogger.com (Mart) It was excellent to see Diana reading Sarge Steel's eyes, thinking 'I don't need the lasso to know he's lying'. This could be read in two ways, with it indicating that she still has the truth power John Byrne saddled her with; I read it as reinforcing that the lie detector is in the lasso solely...

By Chris Marshall DC Comics for February 2009 DC Comics for March 2009 Heavy Liquid HC by Paul Pope (MR) Elektra by Frank Miller Omnibus HC Batman False Faces Batman and The Outsiders The Snare Diana Prince Wonder Woman Vol 4 Powers Vol 12 25 Coolest Dead Superheroes of All Time Hero Heel Vol 3

By noreply@blogger.com (Mart) The sort-of return of Wonder Tot was just brilliant, and Chang channelled Silver Age artists Ross Andru and Mike Esposito superbly. The metatextual comment by Diana on the possibility of a good Wonder Woman film was a cute wink at the never-ending real-life 'will there be a Wonder Woman mo...

By noreply@blogger.com (Thom Kallor) Writer: Gail Simone Diana and her advisors are taken to the movie set. While there, she finds out that the movie features a love triangle between her, her mother, and Hercules. Because of what Hercules did to Hippolyta, Diana wants the movie cancelled. Laney's eyes turn completely white. The pupils disappear. Diana realizes that she has been poisoned. The assistant wants to know what Laney did to Wonder Woman. She says that is not Diana's real name. It is Snow White. She owes her centuries of agony. Suddenly, mystical representations of all the different versions of Wonder Woman appear. They lasso her. Fans of character driven comics will enjoy this issue.   [read the full post]

By noreply@blogger.com (Mart) With this issue, I'm tending towards the latter, as Diana takes Tom to Paradise Island for a formal meting with her mother (she and Nemesis have met in passing previously). Hippolyte takes Tom off for a chat and to bestow her blessing while Diana . . . now there's the question - what is Wonder Woma...

By "conformity" made me a bitch Mentions Emma/Jean, Jean/Storm, Diana/Artemis, and Emma/Artemis. Word Count: 655 Prompt: #19 for 18coda: unison. the act or an instance of speaking the same words simultaneously by two or more speakers; an instance of agreement; ...

By j.(banjonose_1@hotmail.com) And, of course, you already know that I LOVE Wonder Woman. These sketches were my attempt to draw her as Diana Prince (I was also reading the Wonder Woman Showcase collection recently released by DC...boy is Steve Trevor ever a dink in those stories. He's all "Marry me, angel. Marry me. I won't be ha...

 CA - With this latest arc, my complaint isn't so much that Diana is out of her element – I think she's definitely suited for a sword and sorcery, hero's quest ...

By noreply@blogger.com (collectededitions) To wit, Love and Murder completely ignores the fact that, at the end of Who is Wonder Woman?, the villain Circle altered Wonder Woman's powers such that Wonder Woman is completely human in her Diana persona. Despite vague mentions of Diana needing to learn to "be human," Love and Murder ind...

This week, the guys delve into the third member of the DC Trinity, the amazing amazon, Wonder Woman. The guys talk about their favorite stories with Princess Diana, the current state of her comic book, her upcoming adventures in Trinity, and just what makes it hard for writers to figure out...

By merfilly Title: Moving Out of The Past (part 1) Characters: Dinah Laurel Lance (Black Canary II), Diana Prince (Wonder Woman I) Rating: PG-13 Word Count: 2077 Continuity: JLA version 3 continuity, to a point Disclaimer: DC Comics Owns ...

By Heidi Meeley Originally uploaded by Heidi Meeley The Wonder Woman comic book is on a pretty even keel these days. Gail Simone is doing a fine job of writing, and Aaron Lopresti is coming on board to do the art. The last story arc introduced characters previously not known and redefined Diana for the upcomi...

By Lizz Buenaventura Characters/Pairing: Wonder Woman Rating: G Link to Table: http://labuenaventura.livejournal.com/24188.html Note: For the DCU Free For All community. View it here: http://community.livejournal.com/dcu_freeforall/38929.html Title: Diana ...

By Heidi Meeley I want Diana to have a relationship. I just don't want her to be silly about it. I appreciated Phil Jimenez' take on Wonder Woman with regards to Trevor Barnes. At first she was a bit nervous, but when faced with the reality of her existence, she felt comfortable enough to let her guard down and be...

By Graeme McMillan Look past the self-conscious narration - Why is Diana defining herself against Batman during her monkey fight? - and the overactive plotting, and Simone's take on Wonder Woman is interesting enough to pay attention to - Kick-ass, ...

By wonder warrior Are other fans as stoked to see this run of WONDER WOMAN? Here is a brief article with quotes from Gail Simone about her take on Diana: “If a writer can’t make that interesting and fun, they really shouldn’t be writing superheroes. posted in Wonder Woman - 7 replies

By LyleMasaki DC announced that a collection of Diana Prince: Wonder Woman comics, the run from the relevant era when Diana gave up her powers and the Amazons left for another dimension. I'll be keeping my fingers crossed this sells well enough to justify a second volume that, hopefully, includes Samue...

By fanartistry Fandom: DCU/Wonder Woman Characters: Diana Prince Prompt: #41 - shapes Rating: G Author's Notes: Colored (badly) this time. Started out just drawing a circle, triangle and square and then it ended up being this. Wonder COIN!

By stefographer Okay..., so this offends my Diana loving sensibilities (geez-didn't realize how many 'i's are in that word-!) on ALLLLLLLLLLL sorts of levels...and i will only admit to laughing as hard as i DID under gunpoint...... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mU2jZJyQ9qM posted in Wonder Woman - 0 replies

By Vichus Smith It’s Batman! It can’t be Batman, though, because that’s against the nature of this entire series! Yes, Batman Superman and Wonder Woman are not to be part of this series at all, but that doesn’t mean that Clark Kent, Diana Prince and Bruce Wayne can’t show up.

By wonder warrior Joss Whedon has officially announced that he's been fired from helming the Wonder Woman movie. Warner Bros. has also purchased a script for a new film that deals with Diana in World War II. Stay tuned to my COMIC REPORT (weekly on my blog) for more info. posted in Wonder Woman - 12 replies

By noreply@blogger.com (Amy Reads) But Diana does what she believes to be right, at every turn: she hands the mantle over to Donna, shares the burden of Paradise Island with Hercules, as the flashback tells us, even accepts, to some extent, Hercules' role as the gods' new champion. Because if Diana seems to stand for anything...

By stefographer Just popped up in my head...... Has there ever been a storyline with WW and Catwoman/Selina Kyle...... ?? I could easily see an arc with Diana doing intelligence, and somehow running into Selina as Catty..? Does Diana know Selina is Catwoman... ?? Anybody know... ?? posted in Wonder Woman - 14 replies

Issue 2 - Wonder Girl ponders her future, and Circe forms an uneasy alliance with Dr. Psycho. With the help of Dr. Fox, Diana digs into Circe's past and Ares continues to manipulate Mercy... but to what end?

By spidra It was interesting to see how they slightly changed things for the CBS seasons. They set it up with the Queen (yet another actress... Lynda had 3 mothers in this thing...) telling Diana "remember that without these items (the "garb of justice") you will be just an ordinary woman. I *hated* that. Even...

By Chuck I understand all the reasons why beleive me... SO...I offer up another name. I feel in love with this actress the first moment I saw her in David Lynch's MULHOLLAND DRIVE. The beautiful and talented...Laura Harring. posted in Wonder Woman - 2 replies