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It was no accident that a female super-hero emerged during World War II: this was, after all, an era in which women were encouraged to take on a range of traditionally masculine roles. | Lynda Carter, the 'Wonder Woman' from 1975 to 1979

superdames: Pretty much every job there is. —Sensation Comics #52 (1946) by William Moulton Marston & H.G. Peter (via gameraboy)

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Diana, Princess of the Amazons was born on the mystical Paradise Island several hundred years before she became known to the outside as Wonder Woman. Isolated from the cruelty and corruption of men and their ways, the Amazons lived in peace and advancement openly working with and obeying the will of the Olympian god Aphrodite. Longing for a child of her own, Hippolyta the Queen of the Amazons, begged for the gods to grant her request and turn her perfect clay statue into a real girl...

I included this page so you can see the battle armor also worn by the doll. Alas, after discovering her long-lost sister, WW never returns to tell her of her new royal heritage and Nubia is never seen again. Was this was going to be a part of the TV series or did Mego just add the comic book into the doll line. We'll probably never know.

A staple of the comic book superhero is the costume they wear either to differentiate themselves from their secret identity, or simply as a more practical means of engaging in combat. Clark Kent is known in popular culture for using a telephone booth to change into Superman, while The Flash stores his costume compacted into a tiny ring. Wonder Woman's method often uses a bit more flair. In the 1970s, Lynda Carter developed the most famous method of transformation for the Wonder Woman TV...

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Lynda Carter's Wonder Woman Costume Is Still Badass