Wonder Woman

Realizing the threat that the Japanese, Hitler and Mussolini (men, of course), are to the world, Hippolyte gives Wonder Woman a new name: Diana. And makes a red, white & blue battle-dress for her based on the colors of a flag they find in the plane wreckage. Diana is charged with taking the unconscious Major back to the United States, and to joining the fight against "the forces of hate and oppression." Diana, a princess on Paradise Island, calls herself Diana Prince, and goes to work for Major Trevor as his secretary. Like Clark Kent, simply wearing glasses makes her Wonder Woman face unrecognizable, though Trevor seems to suspect the dual identity.

The technologically-advanced Amazons provide Wonder Woman with an invisible plane (not just stealth: you can look through it), a 2-way radio that works telepathically, a machine that emits a purple healing-ray, a truth-inducing lasso made from links of Hippolyte's magic girdle, and bullet-proof bracelets. She is not allowed to kill anyone, or even use violence except to protect herself or others.

After Marston's death in 1947, Wonder Woman stories became less super-powered and Diana more dependent on Trevor. By the 1960s, the comic book was virtually a series of romance novels with Diana in high-heels and high-hairdo like Mrs. Kennedy's. The success of Superman and Wonder Woman had spun-off yet another copy - Supergirl, but her comics in this period were also more concerned with love-life than going after bad guys. This all changed with the women's movement in the late 1960s & early 1970s, when both Wonder Woman and Supergirl went back to using super-powers on criminals instead of looking for dates.

A 1974 movie, starring blond Cathy Lee Crosby (Wonder Woman's brunet), was set in the present. It was intended to be the pilot for a Wonder Woman tv series but failed to sell until much later, when Crosby was no longer available.
For the new Lynda Carter series, ABC returned to the WW2 era so Wonder Woman could again be throwing Nazis thru the air each week, but cancelled it after the first year (1976-77). CBS took over (1977-79) and returned Diana Prince to the present. As a continuity-bridge to the previous year, she now worked for Steve Trevor, Jr (played by the same actor, Lyle Waggoner, who retired from acting after 1979 to run a company supplying hundreds of trailers for the cast and crew of Hollywood productions shooting on location)

ABC made the 90 minute tv-movie "Wonder Woman" in 1974 in hopes of launching a tv series starring Cathy Lee Crosby, with Ricardo Montalban (Star Trek 2: Wrath of Khan) as the guest star, but the series didn't find a sponsor right away and Cathy Lee left for other projects; Lynda Carter would end up playing the role in all 3 years of the tv series (1976-79). Executive Producers Bruce Lansbury and Douglas Carmer played the series strait rather than campy (as with the 1966-68 Batman series). Neither the tv-movie or any of the episodes have ever been available on video
(we checked and the only Wonder movie on video was Wonder Man,
a comedy starring Danny Kaye).
But there are a number of Wonder Woman books and novels available, mostly paperbacks published by DC Comics:

Wonder Woman in Gods & Goddesses
Wonder Woman: Featuring over 5 Decades of Great Covers
and Wonder Woman is also mentioned in "DC COMICS: SIXTY YEARS OF THE WORLD'S FAVORITE COMIC BOOK HEROES".
Last, and possibly least, a novel What They Did To Princess Paragon, about a gay cartoonist who changes the comic book superhero to a lesbian in hopes of increasing sales.

Wonder Woman too tame for you? Then return to another link.
A marathon a few year ago on the Scifi Channel:

Tue, May 1    THE RICHEST MAN IN THE WORLD   
Wed, May 2    A DATE WITH DOOMSDAY          
Thu, May 3    THE GIRL WITH THE GIFT FOR D   
Fri, May 4    THE BOY WHO KNEW HER SECRET    
Mon, May 7    THE BOY WHO KNEW HER SECRET    
Tue, May 8    THE MAN WHO COULD NOT DIE     
Wed, May 9    PHANTOM OF THE ROLLER COASTER, part 1 
Thu, May 10   PHANTOM OF THE ROLLER COASTER, part 2 
Fri, May 11   THE NEW, ORIGINAL WONDER WOMAN   
Mon, May 14   WONDER WOMAN MEETS THE BARON   
Tue, May 15   FAUSTA, THE NAZI WONDER WOMAN   
Wed, May 16   BEAUTY ON PARADE              
Thu, May 17   THE FEMINUM MYSTIQUE -PT 1    
Fri, May 18   THE FEMINUM MYSTIQUE -PT 2    
Mon, May 21   WONDER WOMAN VS. GARGANTUA    
Mon, May 21  SUPERHEROLAND - WONDER WOMAN Marathon -
      11:00 AM  THE NEW, ORIGINAL WONDER WOMAN    
      12:00 PM  THE FEMINUM MYSTIQUE -PT 1 & 2   
       2:00 PM  THE RETURN OF WONDER WOMAN     
       3:00 PM  ANSCHLUSS '77                  
Tue, May 22   THE PLUTO FILE                
Wed, May 23   LAST OF THE TWO DOLLAR BILL   
Thu, May 24   JUDGEMENT FROM OUTER SPACE - part 1 
Fri, May 25   JUDGEMENT FROM OUTER SPACE - 2  
Sat, May 26   3:30 AM, SCINEMA FEATURE (pilot movie) WONDER WOMAN
Tue, May 29   FORMULA 407                   
Wed, May 30   THE BUSHWACKERS               
Thu, May 31   WONDER WOMAN IN HOLLYWOOD     

Lynda Carter was in the 2005 movie "Sky High" about a high school for superheroes' kids, in which she played the school principal and Kurt Russell played a superhero parent Steve Stronghold the Commander. At the end of the movie she says that as the principal "I'm no Wonder Woman," though her character's superhero past is only hinted at in the movie.
In 2009 there was an animated movie "Wonder Woman" (Warners Brothers Animation Home Video) with Keri Russell (no relation to Kurt) as the starring voice and Nathan Fillion as Steve Trevor, and Rick Overton as The President when Washington DC is attacked by warriors released from Hades. Tara Strong is Wonder Woman's little sister (Batgirl in the animated New Batman Adventures, voice of Betty Boop in commercials, and the American voice of Japanimation movies "Princess Mononoke.")