this Amazonian is one of the most iconic
women in comics
greetings warriors dibs welcome to
watchmojo.com and today we’re counting
down the top 10 facts about Wonder Woman
but the llama number 10
she’s made of clay kind of
according to wonder woman’s first origin
story she wasn’t originally made of
flesh and blood
her mother Hippolyta was lonesome for a
child she fashioned a statue out of clay
as a substitute seeing how sad she was
Aphrodite the goddess of love took pity
on her and brought the statue to life
that origin has been changed in recent
years but longtime fans have a fondness
for the story of the clay statue that
became a mighty warrior for justice I
have no doubt you will serve us well my
daughter number 9 Lynda Carter was not
the first TV Wonder Woman millions of
kids in the 1970s thrilled at the sight
of Lynda Carter as TV’s Wonder Woman got
your final decision but though Carter is
forever identified with the role she
wasn’t the first actress to portray the
Amazon princess and live-action TV that
honor belongs to Kathie Lee Crosby the
former tennis player turned actress
Crosby starred in the 1974 pilot that
preceded the 1975 series Crosby wasn’t
bad but she wasn’t the natural choice
for the part that Carter was and very
poor script didn’t help matters much
number 8
she has an invisible plane and an
invisible fortress
one of the cool things about Wonder
Woman has always been her unique mode of
transportation worlds can zoom around in
an invisible plane or she can also fly
all by herself but that probably gets
tiring somewhere along the way writers
decided that the plane was not only
invisible it was also sentient not only
that it was capable of turning itself
into forms other than a plane
thus when needed it became Wonder dome
Wonder Woman’s invisible fortress home
away from home
is she invisible when she’s in there or
not come on guys make up your mind I
can’t even see the altimeter I assure
you it’s there I know it’s there I’m
saying I can’t see it number seven
frequent bondage scenes caused
controversy and now even all longitude
10 why don’t you ask her about this
Wonder Woman’s real life creator William
Moulton Marston went on record by
describing bondage and Submission as an
acceptable and Noble practice how do I
make you help us you take it personal as
a result Wonder Woman and her pals often
found themselves chained or otherwise
bound with alarming frequency in the
early days Marston even wrote in a
weakness for Wonder Woman that made
chaining her bracelets together take
away her super strength
there was an undeniable kinkiness to
some of the scenes which helped lead to
the comic censorship movement of the
1950s and the founding of the
restrictive comics code your curly
men number six the 2017 movie is based
on the new 52 Wonder Woman someone do
something oh great
DC Comics relaunched its entire comics
line in 2011 calling it the new 52
series even longtime characters like
Wonder Woman found themselves undergoing
changes in terms of origin character
appearance and focus
the new 52 was an attempt to breathe new
life into the comics and to look at
familiar characters in a new light and
modernize the entire universe all at
once
I’d suck it in if I were you it also
makes sense that the long-awaited
feature film version of the character is
based on the new 52 version along with
changes to make the character more
cinematic as well
mr. president it’s nice to finally meet
you
number five her bracelets are made of
interesting metals Wonderwoman is no
stranger to crooks and guns and bullets
and bracelets a technique in which she
uses her metal accessories to deflect
gunfire is one of her favorites those
bracelets are made of tough stuff and
are a key piece of Amazonian armor in
the comics they are created from
Amazonian described at one point as the
hardest metal known to man on the 1970s
TV show the bracelets are crafted from
the similarly durable feminum a metal
that can only be found in wonder woman’s
homeland whatever the made of they’re
effective and go very well with her
outfit number four parents objected to
her cost you because it showed her back
speaking of her outfit Wonder Woman’s
costume has been both lauded and derided
you swing that sword with a smile and
you scare normal people and you dress
like oho
in recent years many objected to the
amount of cleavage that it revealed
while others argued that it was so
skimpy that it wouldn’t provide much
protection in a fight embrace your truth
my friend my outfit makes me feel
powerful too however in the 1940s what
raised ire among the parents was how low
the costume plunged in the back yes
there was a hue and cry over how
Princess Diana’s back might corrupt
American children God your daughter’s
got a nice rack number three
Wonder Woman’s Creator helped create the
lie detector
who are you and what are you doing in
Nusa mascara fans of Wonder Woman know
all about her magical lasso which
compels anyone entangled in it to tell
the truth the lasso compels you
now tell us your truth the Amazon’s
creator William Moulton Marston may have
drawn from his own experience when
creating the lasso in his career as a
psychologist and inventor Marston
created one of the components of the
first lie-detector machine
Ivan gladly present by casters of Europe
he would see instantly that this golden
lasso is all we need to get the truth
his systolic blood pressure tested notes
changes in blood pressure when a person
is lying a fact which was first
suggested to Marston by his wife the
lasso compels you how do we shut off
these charges you can’t we’ll all be
dead shortly
the truth hurts doesn’t it number two
margaret sanger helped inspire Wonder
Woman may I may I ask you this could it
be that women in the United States have
become too independent that they
followed the lead of women like Margaret
Sanger one conceiving Wonder Woman
Marston wanted to create a woman with
Superman’s power but a distinctly
feminine outlook he found a great deal
of inspiration from early feminists and
especially from birth control pioneer
Margaret Sanger I was I was what I would
call a born human I carry him I don’t
like to see people suffer I don’t like
to see cruelty
Marsten new Sanger well as a matter of
fact Sanger’s niece was the mother of
two of Marsten’s children much of wonder
woman’s viewpoints and self-confidence
seemed to have been influenced by Sanger
well apology accepted
before we reveal our topic here are a
few honorable mentions
number one
her debut coincided with the u.s.
entering World War two no it was he a
so-called fonder woman two selves her
reputation December 7th 1941 was a day
that would live in infamy
the bombing of Pearl Harbor propelled
the United States into World War two a
short time later the December 1941 issue
of All Star Comics hit the stands
featuring the debut of everyone’s
favorite Amazon princess
this gentleman is found a woman her
strength and agility seemed quite
unusual as part of Diana’s mission in a
man’s world was to fight for justice
while simultaneously advocating for
peace the timing was certainly
fortuitous you think on members of Nazi
elite would fathers act all three many
of her early adventures found her
involved in the war in various ways when
it came to the war effort Rosie the
Riveter had nothing on Wonder Woman
agree with our choices I’m going to have
to get accustomed to men and devious
women what are the facts about the
amazing Amazon should we’ve included
would you like me to teach you how to
sword fight for more on throttling top
10s published daily be sure to subscribe
to watchmojo.com
you
women in comics
greetings warriors dibs welcome to
watchmojo.com and today we’re counting
down the top 10 facts about Wonder Woman
but the llama number 10
she’s made of clay kind of
according to wonder woman’s first origin
story she wasn’t originally made of
flesh and blood
her mother Hippolyta was lonesome for a
child she fashioned a statue out of clay
as a substitute seeing how sad she was
Aphrodite the goddess of love took pity
on her and brought the statue to life
that origin has been changed in recent
years but longtime fans have a fondness
for the story of the clay statue that
became a mighty warrior for justice I
have no doubt you will serve us well my
daughter number 9 Lynda Carter was not
the first TV Wonder Woman millions of
kids in the 1970s thrilled at the sight
of Lynda Carter as TV’s Wonder Woman got
your final decision but though Carter is
forever identified with the role she
wasn’t the first actress to portray the
Amazon princess and live-action TV that
honor belongs to Kathie Lee Crosby the
former tennis player turned actress
Crosby starred in the 1974 pilot that
preceded the 1975 series Crosby wasn’t
bad but she wasn’t the natural choice
for the part that Carter was and very
poor script didn’t help matters much
number 8
she has an invisible plane and an
invisible fortress
one of the cool things about Wonder
Woman has always been her unique mode of
transportation worlds can zoom around in
an invisible plane or she can also fly
all by herself but that probably gets
tiring somewhere along the way writers
decided that the plane was not only
invisible it was also sentient not only
that it was capable of turning itself
into forms other than a plane
thus when needed it became Wonder dome
Wonder Woman’s invisible fortress home
away from home
is she invisible when she’s in there or
not come on guys make up your mind I
can’t even see the altimeter I assure
you it’s there I know it’s there I’m
saying I can’t see it number seven
frequent bondage scenes caused
controversy and now even all longitude
10 why don’t you ask her about this
Wonder Woman’s real life creator William
Moulton Marston went on record by
describing bondage and Submission as an
acceptable and Noble practice how do I
make you help us you take it personal as
a result Wonder Woman and her pals often
found themselves chained or otherwise
bound with alarming frequency in the
early days Marston even wrote in a
weakness for Wonder Woman that made
chaining her bracelets together take
away her super strength
there was an undeniable kinkiness to
some of the scenes which helped lead to
the comic censorship movement of the
1950s and the founding of the
restrictive comics code your curly
men number six the 2017 movie is based
on the new 52 Wonder Woman someone do
something oh great
DC Comics relaunched its entire comics
line in 2011 calling it the new 52
series even longtime characters like
Wonder Woman found themselves undergoing
changes in terms of origin character
appearance and focus
the new 52 was an attempt to breathe new
life into the comics and to look at
familiar characters in a new light and
modernize the entire universe all at
once
I’d suck it in if I were you it also
makes sense that the long-awaited
feature film version of the character is
based on the new 52 version along with
changes to make the character more
cinematic as well
mr. president it’s nice to finally meet
you
number five her bracelets are made of
interesting metals Wonderwoman is no
stranger to crooks and guns and bullets
and bracelets a technique in which she
uses her metal accessories to deflect
gunfire is one of her favorites those
bracelets are made of tough stuff and
are a key piece of Amazonian armor in
the comics they are created from
Amazonian described at one point as the
hardest metal known to man on the 1970s
TV show the bracelets are crafted from
the similarly durable feminum a metal
that can only be found in wonder woman’s
homeland whatever the made of they’re
effective and go very well with her
outfit number four parents objected to
her cost you because it showed her back
speaking of her outfit Wonder Woman’s
costume has been both lauded and derided
you swing that sword with a smile and
you scare normal people and you dress
like oho
in recent years many objected to the
amount of cleavage that it revealed
while others argued that it was so
skimpy that it wouldn’t provide much
protection in a fight embrace your truth
my friend my outfit makes me feel
powerful too however in the 1940s what
raised ire among the parents was how low
the costume plunged in the back yes
there was a hue and cry over how
Princess Diana’s back might corrupt
American children God your daughter’s
got a nice rack number three
Wonder Woman’s Creator helped create the
lie detector
who are you and what are you doing in
Nusa mascara fans of Wonder Woman know
all about her magical lasso which
compels anyone entangled in it to tell
the truth the lasso compels you
now tell us your truth the Amazon’s
creator William Moulton Marston may have
drawn from his own experience when
creating the lasso in his career as a
psychologist and inventor Marston
created one of the components of the
first lie-detector machine
Ivan gladly present by casters of Europe
he would see instantly that this golden
lasso is all we need to get the truth
his systolic blood pressure tested notes
changes in blood pressure when a person
is lying a fact which was first
suggested to Marston by his wife the
lasso compels you how do we shut off
these charges you can’t we’ll all be
dead shortly
the truth hurts doesn’t it number two
margaret sanger helped inspire Wonder
Woman may I may I ask you this could it
be that women in the United States have
become too independent that they
followed the lead of women like Margaret
Sanger one conceiving Wonder Woman
Marston wanted to create a woman with
Superman’s power but a distinctly
feminine outlook he found a great deal
of inspiration from early feminists and
especially from birth control pioneer
Margaret Sanger I was I was what I would
call a born human I carry him I don’t
like to see people suffer I don’t like
to see cruelty
Marsten new Sanger well as a matter of
fact Sanger’s niece was the mother of
two of Marsten’s children much of wonder
woman’s viewpoints and self-confidence
seemed to have been influenced by Sanger
well apology accepted
before we reveal our topic here are a
few honorable mentions
number one
her debut coincided with the u.s.
entering World War two no it was he a
so-called fonder woman two selves her
reputation December 7th 1941 was a day
that would live in infamy
the bombing of Pearl Harbor propelled
the United States into World War two a
short time later the December 1941 issue
of All Star Comics hit the stands
featuring the debut of everyone’s
favorite Amazon princess
this gentleman is found a woman her
strength and agility seemed quite
unusual as part of Diana’s mission in a
man’s world was to fight for justice
while simultaneously advocating for
peace the timing was certainly
fortuitous you think on members of Nazi
elite would fathers act all three many
of her early adventures found her
involved in the war in various ways when
it came to the war effort Rosie the
Riveter had nothing on Wonder Woman
agree with our choices I’m going to have
to get accustomed to men and devious
women what are the facts about the
amazing Amazon should we’ve included
would you like me to teach you how to
sword fight for more on throttling top
10s published daily be sure to subscribe
to watchmojo.com
you
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