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10 Things Everyone Should Know About Wonder Woman

In June 2017, Warner Bros. and DC will change the nature of the superhero genre forever by finally delivering a live-action Wonder Woman movie. The Amazon Warrior has long borne the brunt of skewed attitudes toward female characters in film – falling foul of the studio argument that it’s just “not the right time,” because a bunch of poorly produced female-led movies under-performed.
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Published: Oct 23, 2014 02:33 pm

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7) She Has Inspired Numerous Spinoff Characters Of Her Own In Comic Books

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Being an iconic comic book character means that Wonder Woman has generated several of her own spinoff characters within the source material. Just as Batman has Robin, Catwoman, and Bat-girl, and Superman has Supergirl and Superboy, Wonder Woman has inspired her fair share of followers.

Aside from the young Wonder Woman herself, two characters have filled the title of Wonder Girl – Donna Troy and Cassie Sandsmark. Troy was created as a playmate for the young Wonder Woman and shares a psychic connection with her, as well as similar superpowers (since she is essentially a magical replication of Princess Diana). Sandsmark is a big fan of Wonder Woman and Donna Troy, and is herself the daughter of archaeologist Dr. Helena Sandsmark and Zeus – making her a demi-goddess sidekick for the Amazon Warrior Princess.

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Sarah Myles is a freelance writer. Originally from London, she now lives in North Yorkshire with her husband and two children.
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