From the pages of WONDER WOMAN #0… First Appearance: Wonder Woman #1 (2011) Base of Operations: London Powers: Wonder Woman is one of the strongest heroes in the universe as well as being nearly invulnerable. Other Appearances: Action Comics #10 Batwoman #12 Justice League Dark #1 History: Her mother, Queen Hippolyta, raised Princess Diana of the Amazons on Paradise Island. Although the exact sequence of events is still unverified, Diana chose to leave her people and travel to the world of men with USAF Pilot Steve Trevor, who had crash-landed on Paradise Island. Diana returned to the United States with Trevor and took the name Wonder Woman. It was during this period that she was introduced to, and joined, the Justice League. More recently, Wonder Woman learned some unsettling news about her birthright. Previously believing that she was a gift from the gods and made real from clay, Diana uncovered the truth that she is actually the offspring of her mother and Zeus. For Diana, this creates confusion about her true nature and raises the uncomfortable truth that if she is Zeus’ daughter…who are her siblings? Further complicating things is Wonder Woman’s relationship with Superman, which has become romantic in nature. Are mere mortals right to fear the effects of such a powerful union? (via Wonder Woman in Comics | DC Comics) ]]>
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From the pages of WONDER WOMAN #0…

First Appearance: Wonder Woman #1 (2011)

Base of Operations: London

Powers: Wonder Woman is one of the strongest heroes in the universe as well as being nearly invulnerable.

Other Appearances: Action Comics #10 Batwoman #12 Justice League Dark #1

History: Her mother, Queen Hippolyta, raised Princess Diana of the Amazons on Paradise Island. Although the exact sequence of events is still unverified, Diana chose to leave her people and travel to the world of men with USAF Pilot Steve Trevor, who had crash-landed on Paradise Island. Diana returned to the United States with Trevor and took the name Wonder Woman.

It was during this period that she was introduced to, and joined, the Justice League. More recently, Wonder Woman learned some unsettling news about her birthright. Previously believing that she was a gift from the gods and made real from clay, Diana uncovered the truth that she is actually the offspring of her mother and Zeus. For Diana, this creates confusion about her true nature and raises the uncomfortable truth that if she is Zeus’ daughter…who are her siblings?

Further complicating things is Wonder Woman’s relationship with Superman, which has become romantic in nature. Are mere mortals right to fear the effects of such a powerful union?

(via Wonder Woman in Comics | DC Comics)

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