WONDER WOMAN

Real Name: Princess Diana, aka Diana Prince

Class: Parallel Earth (Earth-2) amazon

Occupation: Superhero, nurse, secretary

Group Affiliation: Justice Society of America, All-Star Squadron

Known Relatives: Queen Hippolyta (mother), Hippolyta Trevor (Fury, daughter), Steven Trevor (husband)

Aliases: None

Base of Operations: Washington, DC, Earth-2

First Appearance: All-Star Comics #8 (December, 1941-January, 1942)

Powers: Wonder Woman was a masterful unarmed combatant, and she possessed superhuman strength and reflexes. She flew in an invisible plane, had a maguic lasso that could force anyone tied up in it to tell the truth, and wore bracelets that could deflect bullets. If a man chained her bracelets together she lost her superhuman strength for as long as she was chained.

History: 

(All Star Comics I #36) - Wonder Woman performed her secretarial duties at t a JSA meeting when the JSA learned of formerly respectable men were creating a nationwide crime-wave. Green Lantern went in search of Calvin Stymes, who'd recently went on a hunting trip with the five men while the rest of the team except Wonder Woman split up to capture the men. Green lantern learned that Stymes wanted revenge on the men who traumatized him in college, so he exposed the men to Koehaha, the Stream of Ruthlessness, which turned them evil. Wonder Woman sent out a message for the JSA to return the criminals to JSA hq, and the entire team went to Koehaha. Stymes knew the JSA was onto him, so he detonated explosives by the stream, but the JSA survived and a landslide crushed Stymes. The JSA knew the effects of the Koehaha would wear off and offered to testify at the criminals' trials so they would be found innocent by reason of temporary insanity.

(JSA #82) <March 21, 1951> Gentleman Ghost tried to steal artifacts Carter Hall had stored in the Metropolis warehouse district, but was chased off by Wonder Woman and Superman.

(Who's Who Update '87 #5) - Due to the Crisis on Infinite Earths Wonder Woman and Earth-2 were erased from history.

Comments: Created by William Moulton Marston & Harry G. Peter.

Wonder Woman received a profile in Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe #26. She received a profile in Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe #12 under the Justice Society of America entry.

Wonder Woman had a cameo in DC Comics Presents #30 and JSA #67.