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While many comic book fans associate Wonder Woman with the Marvel superhero team, the movie didn’t catch on. When Wonder Woman first appeared on the big screen, she was still a largely unknown character. But, a new team of creators brought a fresh, exciting spin to the character. Cliff Chiang and Brian Azzarello reimagined her mythic origins to make her a compelling character again. But, what was their secret to making Wonder Woman so great? The comics character had a history of gender biases. Historically, Wonder Woman was primarily written and drawn by men. This has reflected their views on powerful women. However, the Wonder Woman film sparked a new generation of fans to rediscover the issues that were raised by Azzarello and Chiang. Now, they’re exploring Diana’s relationships and appreciating her unique journey. Here are some things to know about the character’s history.

In her own story, Wonder Woman has become a powerful, fearless and independent woman. She embodies strong womanhood, and she has inspired women to take up occupations traditionally dominated by men. In fact, her popularity is increasing as more girls realize that they too can be powerful. In 1943, Wonder Woman even became president of the United States. The story follows her as she fought the forces of evil and the forces of good. Wonder Woman’s origin story has been tweaked and adapted over the years. The original story takes place when a U.S. Air Force pilot crashes on an island populated by the mythical Amazons. Diana finds him on the island, nurses him back to health, and eventually makes a tournament to see who will take him back to the “Man’s World”. In the tournament, Diana enters the contest disguised as a man and wins the costume. Diana then adopts the secret identity of Diana Prince.

After World War II, the role of Wonder Woman returned to traditional roles, with the loss of Marston in 1947. She longed to marry and hoped to find a man, but after the death of Marston in 1947, her longing for a spouse resurrected her feminist status. The 1970s saw the arrival of a live-action series starring Lynda Carter and a Saturday morning cartoon. In addition, Wonder Woman remained a popular icon in comic books for more than three decades. In addition to her comic book origin, Wonder Woman has also appeared in other DC movies. In addition to starring as Wonder Woman, she also has a prominent role in the Justice League, which was released in May 2017.