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Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)

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So worlds lived, worlds died, and nothing was the same again. Still, the cosmos called for an Olympus, an Amazon race, a champion to lead them all — and Gaea obliged. No longer bound to the meandering, often self-contradicting stories of years past (or the decrepit Comics Code Authority), a new crop of creators arose to craft a definitive Wonder Woman for The '80s and beyond. With this brand-new Wonder Woman came countless new friends, new foes, new locales and new adventures, which came to shape not only her own mythos, but many others in the wider DCU.Wonder Woman Volume 2 ran from 1987 to 2006, with over two hundred issues to its name. These covered a lot of story arcs and Crisis Crossovers, but can generally be organized among the following six writers: George Pérez William Messner-Loebs John Byrne Eric Luke Phil Jimenez Greg RuckaAlas, not all was ambrosia and nectar. Since the book didn't have any "sister" titles to coordinate with, new writers were usually free — if not outright ordered — to Retool, Retcon, or outright ignore parts of the previous run as they saw fit. As a result, Wonder Woman's reputation for Depending on the Writer arguably grew worse; it wasn't uncommon to see whole supporting casts (and sometimes whole cities) Put on a Bus so the new guy could make room for his own creations, and to this day different runs tend to be highly divisive among longtime fans.And yet... and yet, this wasn't always a minus. For one, it meant that writers were a lot less bound by Status Quo is God than you'd expect for an A-list superhero, which led to some very interesting experiments in Diana's characterization, background, and power-set (how many other members of the Justice League can put "former Olympian God" on their resume?). For another, the different spins that each writer put on her personality arguably made her one of the DC Universe's most human heroes, able to see the good in her vilest foes, call out her closest mentors and allies on their misbehavior — and, in turn, be criticized on her own failures and shortcomings.Volume 2 eventually tapered off into Infinite Crisis (and the infamous Max Lord neck-snapping), much to the dismay of fans who saw long-running character arcs and building mysteries Cut Short. For better or worse, though, a new chapter in the Amazing Amazon's adventures lay just around the corner...Stories include: "Gods and Mortals" — (1987-1987) written by George Pérez with Greg Potter and Len Wein "Challenge of the Gods" — (1987-1988) written by George Pérez and Len Wein "Beauty and the Beasts" — (1988-1988) written by George Pérez "Destiny Calling" — (1988-1988) written by George Pérez "Journey to the Stars with Wonder Woman" — (1992-1993) written by William Messner-Loebs "The Contest" — (1994-1995) written by William Messner-Loebs "The Challenge of Artemis" — (1995-1995) written by William Messner-Loebs "Second Genesis" — (1995-1995) written by John Byrne "Lifelines" — (1996-1996) written by John Byrne note introduction of Cassandra Sandsmark "Gods of Gotham" — (2001-2001) written by Phil Jimenez and J.M. DeMatteis "Paradise Island Lost" — (2001-2001) written by Phil Jimenez and George Pérez "The Witch and the Warrior" — (2001-2002) written by Phil Jimenez "Wonder Woman: The Hiketeia" (2002) — written by Greg Ruckanote This story was a one-shot and not actually a part of Volume 2, but it does act as something of a sneak preview of the way Rucka would write for the Amazon once he was writing her ongoing book "Game of the Gods" — (2003) written by Walt Simonson "Down to Earth" — (2003-2004) written by Greg Rucka "Bitter Rivals" — (2004-2004) written by Greg Rucka "Stoned" — (2004-2005) written by Greg Rucka note also known as Eyes of the Gorgon "Counting Coup" — (2005-2005) written by Greg Rucka "Land of the Dead" — (2005-2005) written by Greg Rucka "Mission's End" — (2005-2006) written by Greg Rucka
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A Taste of the Lash: A guard using his electrically charged lash and Diana's collar against her is what sets off her revolt that led to the revolution. While there had been previous escape attempts they were small desperate affairs that the guards quickly squashed, Diana had made herself so beloved that her getting knocked into a scavenger worm pit was enough to get all the slaves in sight to turn on the guards, and the fight spread across the whole desolate planet allowing Diana and some others to steal a ship, and from there their revolution started.
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Comic-Book Fantasy Casting
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Comic-Book Fantasy Casting: George Perez has admitted to basing post-Crisis Diana on Marina Sirtis.
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Heroic BSoD
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Heroic BSoD: The younger, more naive Wonder Woman of this run underwent one when she found out that Myndi Mayer was already dead when she'd been shot due to a cocaine overdose; the murderer had unknowingly shot a corpse. Diana did not take it well.
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Hydra Problem
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Hydra Problem: One of the many monsters Diana runs into beyond Doom's Doorway. Her solution is fairly Boring, but Practical — tie its necks together with the Lasso of Truth, then pierce its heart with arrows.
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Multinational Team
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Multinational Team: The UN delegation in "Strangers in Paradise" consists of twelve people from wildly different backgrounds. However, since the arc is only five issues long, only a few of them (Blind Black Guy Rovo, Troubled Tiananmen survivor Lin Koo, and the all-American Lois Lane) get anything besides token roles in the plot.
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Darker and Edgier
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Darker and Edgier: Than even the most envelope-pushing pre-Crisis stories — sometimes to the title's benefit, sometimes not. The very first issue begins with a dismembered caveman killing his mate, to set up the new concept of all the Amazons as reincarnated souls of women who'd died from Domestic Abuse.
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Butch Lesbian: Quinn Thomas' sexual preferences are never confirmed but she's a walking stereotype so it probably wasn't felt that it needed spelling out.
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A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing
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A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing: The White Magician, the villain who sabotaged Wondy's attempt to save Natasha in the last arc, has been posing as a hero in place of the missing Wonder Woman but it quickly becomes clear he's murdering people and arranging a media circus to make himself look a hero before the criminals and other unfortunates he's targeting even start their attacks. Diana's new friend Donna Milton is a murderer who is inserting herself in Diana's life to help the Big Bad of the arc defeat her. She ends up coming to care for Diana despite her original intent which becomes even more poignant with the later reveal that Donna is Circe.
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Hero Antagonist
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Hero Antagonist: Artemis ends up hoodwinked by the White Magician into fighting Diana and taking part in heroics that are entirely staged (without her knowledge) just to keep Artemis from interfering with Randolph.
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Standard Sci-Fi Fleet
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Standard Sci-Fi Fleet: The full Sangtee Empire fleet is never shown as Wondy and her crew are mainly focused on attacking slave ships and their escorts, however they're known to have Space Fighters, Breaching Vessels (though only ones captured by the rebels are seen in use), Escort Ships and Cruisers which are all run out of large local Space Stations that function as the capitol city of their sector.
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Slave Liberation
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Slave Liberation: Diana watches several unsuccessful ones while plotting her own and learning enough to communicate with the other prisoners. When her plot is set into motion she doesn't stop at just freeing all the slaves on the planet they're on, she turns it into a resistance movement and doesn't stop until she's forced the intergalactic empire to abolish slavery altogether.
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Apple of Discord
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Apple of Discord: The original(s), courtesy of Eris herself. Interestingly, they don't function as an Artifact of Attraction like in the original myths; instead, they spread a Hate Plague among those who eat them.
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Continuity Porn
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Continuity Porn: For better or worse, Jimenez was very, very big on reviving anything and everything from older Wonder Woman stories, from the downright goofy (Villainy, Inc.) to the genuinely breathtaking (Themyscira II draws on resources from a half-dozen corners of the wider DC Universe).
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All There in the Manual
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All There in the Manual: Rucka wrote out portions of Wonder Woman's in-universe book, Reflections, but only scant details of it's actual content is comes up in the story.
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Punctuation Shaker
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Punctuation Shaker: A'iir. H'Elgn.
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Religion of Evil
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Religion of Evil: The Sangtee Empire's state religion which promotes the hatred of women.
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Full-Frontal Assault
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Full-Frontal Assault: The history of Themyscira established at the start of George Perez's run shows Hippolyte fighting naked when she leads the Amazons in fighting back against Heracles and his soldiers enslaving them. Barbara Ann Minerva transforms into a humanoid feline monster as the Cheetah. As a result, she is usually naked when she kills people or fights Wonder Woman.
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Eiffel Tower Effect
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Eiffel Tower Effect: One of the panels showing civilians watching Diana's duel with Medusa shows the Eiffel Tower and two French flags in the background, just to make sure the reader knows these people are in France.
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Darkest Africa
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Darkest Africa: Figures prominently in the Cheetah's backstory — not that Perez's depiction of modern-day Africa is much more flattering.
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The Cameo
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The Cameo: #210 has quick one panel cameos of several DCU teams being told why they can't interfere with Diana's duel with Medusa. Wonder Girl tells the core four at Titans Tower, Captain Marvel tells the Justice League, and Wildcat tells the Justice Society of America.
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The Exile
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The Exile: Following the Amazon Civil War and abolishment of the monarchy, both Hippolyta and Diana are exiled from Themyscira while the two tribes try to rebuild. The ban is lifted eventually once the Godddesses help rebuild the island following Our Worlds at War.
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Reluctant Warrior
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Reluctant Warrior: Diana constantly advocates diplomacy over violence, but she'll not hesitate to fight to protect a life.
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Deadly Gaze
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Deadly Gaze: Meeting Medusa's eyes kills by turning her victims to stone.
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Dramatic Dislocation
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Dramatic Dislocation: During Wonder Woman's fight with a brainwashed Superman in "The Witch and the Warrior" he dislocates her left shoulder and she has to grit her teeth and pop it back in during a lull in the fight.
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I Surrender, Suckers
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I Surrender, Suckers: Heracles pretends to take his defeat by Hippolyta in stride and tells his men to stand down and accept the Amazons' offer of an allegiance, all so that he can drug and enslave the Amazons once their guard is down.
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Space Fighter
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Space Fighter: The Sangtee Empire have standardized fighters, seen escorting the slave ships. The revolutionaries' fleet is largely comprised of small space vessels but not all of them are proper fighters, as their policy is to try hacking empire ship's navigational sensors and boarding and forcing surrender.
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Enemy Exchange Program
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Enemy Exchange Program: While the vehicles are the most notable of the things Diana's rebels have stolen from the Empire's armies to use against them pretty much everything they have was taken from the Empire, and one of their most useful propaganda spreading and disguise items is a hologram projector which H'Elgn was able to make much more versatile, flexible and believable than the Sangtee Empire hologram projector they originally stole. Also, while Diana's core group doesn't contain any kreel they managed to inspire several groups to join their cause and turn on the Empire.
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Do Not Adjust Your Set
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Do Not Adjust Your Set: Circe used some Post-Modern Magik to televise Diana's duel with Medusa worldwide, intending that the gorgon look at the camera at the fight's completion and turn the millions of viewers into stone.
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Punch-Clock Villain
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Punch-Clock Villain: Bill Baker, who "played the part" of The Chauvinist, The Exploiter, and Involute the Conqueror for pay by the White Magician, and seemed to think Artemis was in on the fact that it was all an act.
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Milking the Giant Cow: Ares has quite the flair for the dramatic, and doesn't seem capable of speech at all if he's not making large grandiose gestures.
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Parents as People
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Parents as People: A running theme throughout Jimenez's run is the rocky relationship Diana has with Hippolyta over Hippolyta having developed a life outside of being Queen of Themyiscra as Wonder Woman of the JSA.
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Weird World, Weird Food
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Weird World, Weird Food: There are lizard things with blue flesh on Hope's End that are palatable raw for humans, khunds, and several of the other species who've had members interred on the hellish planet, but Natasha does not care for them much and is eating them out of necessity and desperation.
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It Only Works Once
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It Only Works Once: The rebels leave one of their ships floating disabled with breaches in the hull near a shipping lane, with the crew inside playing dead in spacesuits to take advantage of the empire's salvaging practices in order to get the jump on them. The next time the empire sees a damaged and disabled rebel ship they instead destroy it from afar. The rebels were using the ship as a different kind of trap this time and were able to hack the empire's ships after the destruction of the abandoned ship alerted them to their whereabouts.
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Praetorian Guard
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Praetorian Guard: The Sangtee Emperor has a pair of personal guards who usually stand at their shoulder, dressed in a unique uniform. Oddly they are missing during the climactic confrontation.
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Failed a Spot Check
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Failed a Spot Check: Euryale fails to notice a pissed off Pegasus emerging from the pooling blood beneath her beheaded mortal sister. This allows Pegasus to easily knock her out when she tries to run Diana through to avenge Medusa.
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Muggles Do It Better
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Muggles Do It Better: After giving both Wonder Woman and Hermes a hard time, Ixion is ultimately taken down by the U.S. Air Force.
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Good Is Not Soft
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Good Is Not Soft: All that Thou Shalt Not Kill Technical Pacifist stuff from pre-Crisis? Gone. The Amazons (of Themyscira) still aren't the type to stab first, but they're also under no illusion that every enemy can be reasoned with, and even Diana won't hesitate to kill a clear and present threat to innocents.
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Like Father, Like Son
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Like Father, Like Son: Inverted and darkly played straight when Zeus tries to seduce Diana by force in front of her own mother Hippolyta. Hippolyta is furious at this due to her Amazons and herself suffering rape and humiliation at the hands of Zeus' son Heracles and gives Zeus a "Reason You Suck" Speech that pisses off Zeus so much he ends up putting Diana through a trial of punishment.
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If It Bleeds, It Leads
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If It Bleeds, It Leads: Cassie Arnold decides to take advantage of this to propel her career, by teaming up with a murderer masquerading as a hero in order to get the grisly scenes of his "rescues" before any other news teams, and often before the action even starts.
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Ironic Hell
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Ironic Hell: In a Call-Back to the Perez run, Phobos' punishment in Hades is to be chained to the same wheel he freed Ixion the Assasin from.
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Multi-Armed and Dangerous
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Multi-Armed and Dangerous: Cottus is one of the three Hecatoncheires, or hundred-handed ones, and looks like a creature made almost entirely of shadowy arms.
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Noir Episode
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Noir Episode: "Who Killed Myndi Mayer" may not be Deliberately Monochrome, but it's still a heartfelt noir homage, complete with Private Eye Monologue from Inspector Indelicato. Notably, it's the only issue of the Perez run with all-human villains. It was also the only issue that relegated Wonder Woman to a supporting character.
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Beast and Beauty
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Beast and Beauty: The Kythotaur chef Ferdinand falls in love with the with the lovely human Dr. Leslie Anderson, which leads to him using his strength more proactively and heroically instead of remaining in the background, or more accurately the kitchen.
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Different World, Different Movies
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Different World, Different Movies: During "The Witch and the Warrior" Wonder Woman's fight with a brainwashed Superman takes them past a billboard advertising the Broadway musical the Phantom of Gotham, complete with a white mask and red rose on a black background.
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Death of a Child
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Death of a Child: Medusa gleefully murders Martin Garibaldi to Diana and his father's horror and grief and his brother gets guilt added on because he died saving him. This death is what motivates Diana to try to beat Medusa to death, and agree to a duel to the death once Medusa invokes Ares and is under his relative protection.
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Mythology Gag
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Mythology Gag: Jimenez was fan of the Lynda Carter Wonder Woman show and so made several nods to the show in his run. From Wonder Woman doing the famous spin transformation to sporting several of the alternate costumes Carter wore in the show.
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She Cleans Up Nicely
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She Cleans Up Nicely: Pretty much all of the slave woman look much nicer when they're freed and have had a chance to heal, eat, rest and groom themselves a bit. They don't all look conventionally attractive by human standards, but nicer.
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Hellish Horse
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Hellish Horse: The trio of Egyptian deities who come to Olympus travel there in a chariot pulled by two large black draft horses that have fire for their manes and tails and leave flame where they walk.
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Martial Arts and Crafts
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Martial Arts and Crafts: Natasha manages to use her stage magic abilities for fighting. This includes slipping her bonds and then pulling out a bouquet to wack a Sangtee Empire guard in the head with, revealing that it was hiding a crowbar but causing the guards to hesitate because the attack is so odd.
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Removed from the Picture
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Removed from the Picture: After Vanessa has been Mind Raped into resenting and hating Diana and Cassie by Dr. Psycho and Circe Cassie finds old pictures of Vanessa and Diana in Nessi's room with Diana's face scratched out.
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Girlboss Feminist
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Girlboss Feminist: Veronica Cale presents herself as a philanthropic, feminist hero who rose from humble beginnings to become one of the most powerful people in the world. In truth, Cale is a petty, envious woman who resents Wonder Woman for being born into her powers and will stoop to any low in order to publicly destroy the Amazon princess. This includes using the services of Dr. Psycho, a known rapist and misogynist, and manipulating or blackmailing her own employees, male and female, into going along with her schemes.
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Loyal Animal Companion
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Loyal Animal Companion: Yuri for Natasha.
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Catapult Nightmare
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Catapult Nightmare: Diana and Donna find themselves plagued with horrific nightmares of their mother Hippolyta's death that wake them with a violent start in the weeks following it which they eventually realize are being inflicted on them by Circe.
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Everybody Hates Hades
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Everybody Hates Hades: For all his other modernizations, Rucka plays this one surprisingly straight, painting Hades as a ruthless, torture-happy Evil Overlord.
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Ax-Crazy
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Ax-Crazy: Circe and her army of female villains during "The Witch and the Warrior". After Circe turns all male heroes into animals, Circe gathered an army of all the female villains in the world to hunt and kill the male heroes. The female villains are seen enjoying hunting and killing the male heroes. Not only that the female villains are also slaughtering innocent civilians while taking over New York City.
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Cobweb Jungle
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Cobweb Jungle: Diana is very unsettled by the cobwebs and dust coating the inside of Thomas Randolph's home, mostly because they make the place look like it's been abandoned for years when Randolph cleared himself and his victims out less than twenty-four hours prior and the rapid state of decay is the side effect of powerful and dangerous magic use.
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Gender Bender
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Gender Bender: The kreel are naturally gender benders, able to transition late in their lives, which is part of how they would naturally procreate as it was common for entire generations to be born one sex so some would have to change in order for there to be any children. This has been suppressed for centuries with reproduction now enabled by cloning.
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Smooth-Talking Talent Agent
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Smooth-Talking Talent Agent: A much more nuanced take on this trope is Myndi Mayer, who launches a massive publicity campaign and merchandising empire in the name of spreading Diana's fame (and message of peace) across Man's World. While frequently tacky and egotistical, Myndi does legitimately like Diana as a person, and never willingly antagonizes her before her sudden death via drug overdose.
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Seadog Peg Leg
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Seadog Peg Leg: One of Diana's pirates is missing part of a leg.
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Sadly Mythtaken
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Sadly Mythtaken: Zeus was not the only one of Cronus' children he attacked, and Zeus had to rescue all of his siblings who had previously been eaten by their father but remained unable to die and trapped inside him. In the comic Poseidon and Hades question if Zeus' claims of self defense in his slaying of their father have any merit and are ungrateful and upset with him for killing dear old dad.
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Thou Shalt Not Kill
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Thou Shalt Not Kill: Diana holds herself and to an extent her revolutionaries to this rule, she doesn't hold it against any of them if they killed their slave masters while escaping but if they want to join her crew and be part of any boarding parties they have to agree to focus on forcing surrender rather than killing their hated enemies. Some of her party chafe at this rule like Sakritt and Ectreba, while others embrace it like the Durlan and "Julia" as it feels like putting distance between the brutality and barbarism of their slavery and their freed lives. Some of them also appreciate the stark differences between their way of operating and the empire's, and that she doesn't call on them to compromise their morals for the cause. This policy is also key to their success as her reputation means that Sangtee fighters surrender to her quickly and it gains her popular support.
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Space Pirates
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Space Pirates: Diana and the revolutionaries become pirates that attack Sangtee ships and steal almost everything of value including most of the ships and free the slaves.
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Defective Detective
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Defective Detective: Diana befriends the PI Micah Rains, who usually is able to sort out the true perpetrator of a crime or find a kidnapped victim way quicker than the police, but is incredibly reckless, has no sense of self preservation, has been banned from most bars in Boston and is detested by the police for his rude, disrespectful cavalier attitude.
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Shipper on Deck
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Shipper on Deck: Myndi Mayer announced in press materials that Superman and Wonder Woman were dating. It earned her criticism from her staff.
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Good-Guy Bar
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Good-Guy Bar: By the end of the arc most of the JLA, JSA and several Titans have started frequenting the Taco Wiz Diana works at, making the villain who decided to try and attack a customer about ten feet from the door look insanely foolish even if he did make something like a black hole in the middle of the street.
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Birdcaged
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Birdcaged: Neron sticks Artemis and Cassie in dangling spiky birdcages.
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La Résistance
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La Résistance: Diana's leading a resistance made up of escaped and liberated slaves. It's mentioned that her symbol has been seen tagging things in the capitol indicating she has support among the kreel too, since there are no slaves there.
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Unnamed Parent
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_34e1ef45
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Unnamed Parent: Diana's father, from her mortal life which she never got a chance to experience, is never named and given no characterization beyond being a brutal thug who murdered her pregnant mother.
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Kung-Shui
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Kung-Shui: When Wonder Woman has to fight a brainwashed Superman during "The Witch and the Warrior" they end up punching and throwing each other through several New York City skyscrapers and making an absolute mess of Times Square.
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Pirate Girl
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Pirate Girl: Diana's whole pirate crew is made up of women.
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Sex Slave
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Sex Slave: Heracles and his men drugged the Amazons and stripped and bound them for their own use.
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_37b5c1b0
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Big Badass Battle Sequence
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Big Badass Battle Sequence: During "The Witch and the Warrior" features a massive battle between all the female heroes and all the female villians in the DC universe.
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Death Is Cheap
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Death Is Cheap: Artemis dies in this arc, but comes back in short order. What can you expect from a comic book story during the 90's?
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Not the Fall That Kills You
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Not the Fall That Kills You…: Diana is usually able to catch people safely with her lasso due to the lasso's variable length and resulting ability to behave like it has whatever degree of elasticity is needed, but she needs to be concentrating. At one point she was focused on trying to talk down a heavily armed criminal and caused severe potentially career-ending injuries to an unfortunate police officer she caught who'd been tossed out a window.
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Bill... Bill... Junk... Bill...
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Bill... Bill... Junk... Bill...: In Issue 126 Julia goes through the pile of mail that added up while she and Vanessa were on a camping trip, quickly sorting the assorted envelopes with ''"Bill...bill...bill...flyer...bill...ad...bill"
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Batman Gambit
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Batman Gambit: Ares puts the idea in Zeus' head that Diana would be a wonderful conquest, leading to Zeus hitting on her. This in turn leads Hippolyta to a Did You Just Flip Off Cthulhu? moment which creates a rift in the Pantheon between those who support the Amazons (such as Zeus' wife Hera) and those who support Zeus.
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_38f1a7ed
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Defector from Decadence
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Defector from Decadence: Sakritt left the Dominators and their culture behind long before she was enslaved by the kreel, she even adopted her own name despite the Dominator stance of No Need for Names and talks about her people disparagingly on occasion with no desire to return to them.
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_38f3321
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Compelling Voice
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Compelling Voice: Medusa can compel people to look at her by demanding that they do even if they know better.
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_38f5ed1a
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Dragged Off to Hell
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Dragged Off to Hell: Ares banishes his kids, Phobos, Deimos, and Eris, to Hades for both attempting to poison him and his immense disappointment they've brought him. Unlike other comic book characters, they stay there and aren't heard from again in this continuity.
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Privateer
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Privateer: Diana's crew of revolutionaries fighting the Sangtee Empire mostly acts like and are labeled as Space Pirates. Once they achieve their goal of forcing the Empire to legitimize female citizens and cease enslaving non-kreel peoples within the Empire for their gender the Emperor legitimizes the remaining members as privateers working for the Empire.
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_3b0bd0ab
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Thirsty Desert
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_3b0bd0ab
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Thirsty Desert: Part of what keeps the slaves from fleeing the mining camp on the Sangtee Empire planet nicknamed Hope's End is that it appears to be a desert planet and they're reliant on their brutal slave drivers for enough water to live.
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_3be6d35
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Rescued from the Underworld
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Rescued from the Underworld: Diana, Cassie, and Ferdinand go to Hades to revive Hermes at Athena's bidding.
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Femme Fatalons
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Femme Fatalons: The gorgons's fingernails are long, sharp and a metallic gold.
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_3f92ad39
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"I Know You're in There Somewhere" Fight
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_3f92ad39
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"I Know You're in There Somewhere" Fight: Diana has to fight a Circe-brainwashed Superman without her lasso. She tries throughout the fight to get him to come to his senses but nothing works until she gets her lasso back and wraps him in it. Also did this earlier in the "Gods of Gotham" arc when Phobos-possessed Batman. Appealing to Bruce's better nature, she was able to get through him without the lasso.
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_3fdac1c6
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Literally Shattered Lives
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_3fdac1c6
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Literally Shattered Lives: Veronica Cale has her security staff broken down and ground into dust after they're petrified by Medusa's gaze in order to hide the evidence of the gorgons' presence at her company since she's teamed up with them.
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_3ff34221
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To Hell and Back
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_3ff34221
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To Hell and Back: About halfway through the run, Diana is abducted by the Archdemon Neron, forcing her sidekicks and allies to invade Hell to for her soul.
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Guest-Star Party Member
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_40a533db
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Guest-Star Party Member: This run was especially heavy on guest-stars that typically had nothing to do with Wonder Woman (and everything to do with Byrne's idol Jack Kirby). For almost half the run, in fact, the usual "Wonder Woman created by William Moulton Marston" tag sat right across from a "The Demon created by Jack Kirby" tag.
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_40ad4941
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Sword and Gun
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_40ad4941
comment
Sword and Gun: Sakritt wields a Laser Blade and blaster together. In combination with her long sharp teeth she makes a great imposing factor when Diana is trying to convince pilots and their crews to surrender.
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_40ad4941
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_40bb59d0
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Blatant Lies
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_40bb59d0
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Blatant Lies: The White Magician claims he set Brian on fire by accident while trying to restrain him after gleefully setting the teen alight and claiming Brian had intentionally styled himself as a super-villain with the code name "Central Processor of Death".
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_41a49201
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Red Skies Crossover
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_41a49201
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Red Skies Crossover: Subverted (or at least downplayed) with the Our Worlds at War tie-in; though the overall crossover is Superman's, it had significant effects on Diana's mythos (at least for the time), most prominently Hippolyta's death. Played dead straight with Joker's Last Laugh, which ran smack into "The Witch and the Warrior". The "tie-in" technically has nothing to do with the crossover; it's only thematically similar in that Joker (and Lex Luthor) arbitrarily shows up for a few pages and sprays Circe with some toxin, which she magicks away almost instantly.
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_420c50b7
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A.I. Is a Crapshoot
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_420c50b7
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A.I. Is a Crapshoot: Julian Lazarus tries to "resurrect" his son Kris by building an AI that's designed to be what Julian remembers of his son. However due to Julian's unhinged reaction to Kris's death and the fact that "Kris" is in a computer in the laboratory where his father has been experimenting with creating Hard Light constructs with a special form of matter, his incredibly bored and deprived of stimuli "son" interprets the situation as a video game. As a result, he starts creating twisted superpowered hard-light constructs designed after heroes and villains which cause mayhem before their unstable nature cases them to explode while being fought by Wonder Woman and others, in a scenario where "Kris" thinks he's just playing a computer game. Even without that issue, Lazarus's assistant insists that, despite Lazarus proclaiming that he's preserved his son's "soul" in the databanks, his work was only ever meant to recreate bodies rather than minds, and at best all he's done is create an artificial intelligence that thinks it's his son, or at least responds based on what Lazarus thinks his son would have done in such a scenario.
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_42f85f99
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Shared Dream
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_42f85f99
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Shared Dream: Diana and Donna talk and realize they are both having the same recurring nightmare about their mother's death, which makes them realize Circe is tampering with their dreams.
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_42f85f99
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_430e15e1
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Stripperific
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_430e15e1
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Stripperific: Mike Deodato's infamous "Wonder Thong◊".
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_446c5792
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Villainous Rescue
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_446c5792
comment
Villainous Rescue: Cheetah starts turning to a more friendly enemy to Diana after Di saves her life, though she's still a murderer who will happily take on contracts that set her against Diana. She ends up rescuing Diana from Poison Ivy and Cheshire's poisons while the three are all working for the same boss, though she still helps capture Di for their boss she just refuses to kill her or let anyone do so in front of her. Circe tries to rescue Diana and Artemis with her reawakened powers but only manages to save Diana.
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_446c5792
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_449584c
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Giant Wall of Watery Doom
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_449584c
comment
Giant Wall of Watery Doom: Themyscira's fall causes a huge tsunami. Diana is able to prevent it from reaching land but at the cost of most of the Lansanarian's functions, most importantly its ability to act as a physical shield for Themyscira.
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_449584c
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_44f5d199
type
Pretty in Mink
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_44f5d199
comment
Pretty in Mink: Myndi Meyer struts into Julia's office wearing a large white fur coat instead of less ostentatious winter gear.
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_44f5d199
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_47da48ad
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Stylish Protection Gear
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_47da48ad
comment
Stylish Protection Gear: Julia lends Diana a very nice-looking red turtleneck with wide sleeves and a belted waist and some black pants to protect against the cold.
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_47da48ad
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_4b316d47
type
Break the Cutie
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_4b316d47
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Break the Cutie: "Julia"'s backstory, or what little is given since she was tortured so much she's mostly forgotten how to talk.
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_4b316d47
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_4be8e2d4
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Waterfall into the Abyss
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_4be8e2d4
comment
Waterfall into the Abyss: Olympus and later Themiscyra are both floating locales with waterfalls falling dramatically from them.
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_4be8e2d4
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Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_4be8e2d4
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_4c782fb9
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Gods Need Prayer Badly
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_4c782fb9
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Gods Need Prayer Badly: Sooner or later, almost every run addresses the fact that the Olympian Gods have grown increasingly irrelevant in modern society. More than one arc has been kick-started by their attempts to redress this; hell, this was part of the reason they created the Amazons in the first place.
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_4c782fb9
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_4e1d9178
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Tailor-Made Prison
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_4e1d9178
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Tailor-Made Prison: "Julia" is held in a special cell designed to de-power her without killing her and keep on display to the other slaves to demoralize them and shame her.
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_4e95743e
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Cutlery Escape Aid
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_4e95743e
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Cutlery Escape Aid: Cheshire escapes from prison with a short length of twine, cheap plastic knife and a small compact mirror.
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_4e95743e
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_4ec1330a
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Our Minotaurs Are Different
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_4ec1330a
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Our Minotaurs Are Different: The Minotaur himself shows up to fight Diana and Hippolyta. He is much less pleasant than his distant relative Ferdinand who shows up in Rucka's run.
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Starfish Robots
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Starfish Robots: Robots seen in the Sangtee Empire shipping yard halls are fairly practical if top-heavy non-organic looking things that move on tracks and are covered in spires, which is quite a contrast from their space-ships which mostly look like mechanical fish.
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Shock Collar
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Shock Collar: The Sangtee Empire's slave collars can deliver a painful potentially fatal shock over extended periods.
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Luckily, My Shield Will Protect Me
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Luckily, My Shield Will Protect Me: Diana starts out with a shield during her duel, which she uses effectively for protection before Medusa cuts the shield strap.
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Experimented in College
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Experimented in College: The kreel have an interesting take as heterosexual relations are highly illegal in the Sangtee Empire and women are considered revolting by the ruling class. This does not prevent women kreel from existing or having romantic relations, they just have to present themselves as and publicly identify as men to take part in society as adults which makes any teenage romances they had flings by necessity since they can no longer use their feminine identity.
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Multishot
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Multishot: Io teaches Lyta how to loose two arrows at a time, while running.
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Childish Tooth Gap
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Childish Tooth Gap: In one of Natasha's photos of her daughter Aleksis the girl is grinning to reveal she's missing two front teeth.
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_50b05d30
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Disproportionate Retribution
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Disproportionate Retribution: Veronica Cale has Kimberly Dunn attacked, tortured and tied to a chair so that she can rant at her and murder her for leaking Cale's plans to sully Diana's name.
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Blind Weaponmaster
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Blind Weaponmaster: After blinding herself in her fight with Medusa Diana is not hindered by her new disability in the fight; because she's trained blindfolded and has enhanced senses she's still a better fighter than most of the Justice League.
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Reincarnation
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Reincarnation: All the Amazons are reincarnations of women killed by men, given form as adults made of clay by Athena, Artemis, Aphrodite, Demeter and Hermes. Diana is no exception, though as she was murdered while still in the womb she is given form as an infant and given a loving childhood.
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Single-Biome Planet
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Single-Biome Planet: "Hope's End" is an apparent desert planet that's used as a deadly prison planet, though Natasha notes that they've only seen a fraction of the place and it's possible it's not all desert. Part of its hellish nature is that the atmosphere has a much lower oxygen level than is comfortable for humans.
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Weird Beard
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Weird Beard: Deimos's beard is made up of thin poisonous green snakes of variable length, and starts at the inner corners of his eyes.
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Girl's Night Out Episode
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Girl's Night Out Episode: "The Witch and the Warrior" serves as one for the entire DCU, as Circe turns every single male superhero (except Superman, who gets captured and brainwashed instead) and supervillain into an animal and blocks off all of New York as a private game reserve for herself and every super villainess around. The opposition? Wonder Woman and Oracle coordinating about a hundred super heroines from Ordinary High-School Student Spoiler to Flying Brick Power Girl.
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Snake People
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_537b4ea
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Snake People: Echidna is built with a humanoid torso atop a giant snake, with a venomous snake head at the other end of her body.
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_537b4ea
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Day in the Life
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Day in the Life: Issue 170, "She's a Wonder", sees Lois Lane tag-along with Diana as part of an interview that takes her through a usual day in Diana's life as a political ambassador, social activist, and superhero.
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Cosmic Chess Game
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Cosmic Chess Game: Athena is shown playing chess with pieces that look like the characters she's manipulating.
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Tagalong Reporter
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Tagalong Reporter: Deconstructed with Cassie Arnold, who tags along with White Magician and gets to be the first reporter at incidents he takes care of because he keeps her in the loop. The problem is she's reporting what White Magician tells her to in order to control public opinion on him and most of it is lies to make his murders look like acts of heroism.
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Corrupt Church
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_5539b84f
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Corrupt Church: The church of the Sangtee Empire which manipulated the populace in order to strengthen their role in the empire.
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Lotus-Eater Machine
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Lotus-Eater Machine: Oblivion traps Diana in a double-layered one. The first layer convinces her that she's accomplished her mission, getting Man's World to give up on war and live in peace and harmony forevermore... but when she starts breaking free, it starts focusing on her personal desires, which apparently amount to a polyamory with Batman and Superman.
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The Empire
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The Empire: The Sangtee Empire is a galactic empire built on chattel slavery and genocide.
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Ye Olde Butcherede Englishe
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_55ec42d7
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Ye Olde Butcherede Englishe: Likely taking after The Mighty Thor, Perez had the Olympians (and occasionally other 'ancient' characters) speak like this. Pretty much nobody followed him on this one.Gods and Mortals
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Women Are Wiser
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_565106b3
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Women Are Wiser: The theme, played distressingly straight. Most clearly spelled out when she stops "Julia" from killing one of the men who tortured her, and after a little tussle, "Julia" actually walks away, agreeing with Diana that she'd regret it later if she'd gone through with it.
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Artistic License – History
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_56515a39
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Artistic License – History: Costuming in flashbacks to the Amazons in ancient times is incredibly anachronistic and nearly always several centuries ahead of what it ought to be in order to align with the audiences' idea of what Greece looked like. The marble statues are also left plain and white even though the ancients covered those things with paint and gilt and considered a naked statue quite incomplete.
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10-Minute Retirement
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_566f1565
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10-Minute Retirement: What kick-starts the arc — after (almost) getting tricked out of her lasso and subsequently mauled by the Cheetah, Diana has something of an identity crisis and runs back to Themyscira.
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Pirate Parrot
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_58e117b4
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Pirate Parrot: Natasha trains herself up "Yuri, the magic lizard", a creature that looks like a small dragon mixed with a salamander that has some protrusions reminiscent of feathers. He's not actually magic in the least, she just uses him during her little magic shows for the crew.
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Uncanny Atmosphere
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Uncanny Atmosphere: Randolph's use of magic has made his home feel decidedly off, and it doesn't help that Diana knows he's been living there but the magic has artificially aged and decayed the place so that it looks like it's been abandoned for years.
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Animal Mecha
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_59e0c863
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Animal Mecha: Sangtee Empire space fighters look quite a bit like mechanical fish.
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Creator Thumbprint
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_5a22609e
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Creator Thumbprint: Perez's love for costume designing from his prior works continues here with him giving Diana a variety of other costumes and outfits to wear beyond her Leotard of Power. Such as an armored hoplite-like look in Challenge of the Gods and a tanktop and shorts outfit she wears while on Themyscira.
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Magic Enhancement
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_5ad65904
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Magic Enhancement: Randolph was already on his way to looking less than human due to his attempts to increase his dark magical power before he took from Cheetah and Cassandra Arnold's life-forces to go full One-Winged Angel.
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_5ad65904
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Forced to Watch
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Forced to Watch: Medusa intends to force Diana to watch as she murders her way through the embassy. While Diana is able to save most of her friends she is horrified at the sight of Medusa gleefully attacking Peter Garibaldi's two children and succeeding in murdering Martin.
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Magic Mirror
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Magic Mirror: Circe uses a scrying mirror.
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Eyepatch of Power
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Eyepatch of Power: "Julia" starts wearing one after coming out of her catatonic state and being given a cybernetic eye to replace one of her missing eyes.
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Fainting Seer
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Fainting Seer: Callisto has a nasty vision of Diana's wounds and grief after the duel with Medusa that has her go faint on the stairs, though she is caught by Io before she can hit the ground.
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Sword Fight
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Sword Fight: Diana and Medusa have a couple of sword fights. The first one in the White House and the second on live television with Ares overseeing the duel.
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Answer to Prayers
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_5de76bce
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Answer to Prayers: Hippolyta's yearning for a child led to her sculpting a clay statue in the form of a baby and beseeching the goddesses of Olympus to give it life. The goddesses answered her prayers and thus Princess Diana of Themyscira was born.
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Ace Pilot
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_5deb34da
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The crew's first and Ace Pilot is never named and hard to keep track of due to her mild morphic abilities.
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_5e2f5ad2
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You Kill It, You Bought It
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_5e2f5ad2
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You Kill It, You Bought It: Ares kills Hades to become the new ruler of Hades. Due to Hades much more integrated nature with his realm in comparison to Zeus it's unlikely there was any other way to defeat him.
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Tears from a Stone
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Tears from a Stone: Poseidon makes a dramatic entrance by transforming one of the stone corpses of Medusa's ancient victims into water, which starts as water dripping from its eyes and the damaged parts of the stone. When he leaves the corpse turns back to stone.
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Troubled Fetal Position
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Troubled Fetal Position: Being lassoed by the Lasso of Truth leaves Superman curled on the ground crying, for some reason he and Diana leave the lasso on him for quite a while despite there being plenty of molly around he could use to prevent Circe from magicking him again and the fact that if Diana took the lasso to Silver Swan she'd redeem the poor tortured and brainwashed girl just about instantly.
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Zombie Apocalypse
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Zombie Apocalypse: Annual #6 (like all of DC's annuals that year, a Pulp Magazine homage — specifically, to Robert E. Howard's more horror-tinged stuff) is all about an adolescent Diana trying to stop one of these.
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Hellhole Prison
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Hellhole Prison: Diana and Natasha are imprisoned and enslaved on a desert planet without enough oxygen in the atmosphere to be comfortable for a human, where food is questionable and served in a sloppy shared trough, and where the slave drivers are cruel and trying to work the prisoners to death.
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Sacrificial Lamb
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Sacrificial Lamb: Matthew Michaelis is introduced as an old war buddy of Steve's, and every bit as brave and dutiful... but he's a newly-created character with no real ties to anyone else and nothing to teach Wonder Woman, so guess who gets cut down during the big firefight with Ares' cultists?
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I Take Offense to That Last One
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I Take Offense to That Last One: Julia accuses Myndi Mayer of quite a few unflattering things as she walks out the door after Myndi sauntered into her office, amusingly the only thing Myndi seems offended at on the list is the accusation that she's cheap.
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Reality Changing Miniature
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Reality-Changing Miniature: When Hera kicks the image of Themyscira in the scrying pool it affects the real Themyscira, knocking it from the sky and into the ocean and causing huge amounts of property damage and injuries to the visitors on the island.
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The Mutiny
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The Mutiny: Diana's entire high command starts feeling like she's risking them unnecessarily and they should take what they've been able to get and move on to live their lives since they don't feel they can actually defeat the empire, though only Sakritt and Ectreba start planning a mutiny. Diana is able to talk them out of it rather easily, though Sakritt does mention the truce has its limits.
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Even Evil Has Loved Ones
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Even Evil Has Loved Ones: Circe is convinced to actually help the gorgons when Poseidon reminds her of her daughter and convinces her they should team up to get revenge on Athena and her champions who have separated them from their loved ones.
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Bizarre Alien Reproduction
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Bizarre Alien Reproduction: The kreel used to be gender benders as a race, capable of changing their physical sex in their later lives, but the church of the Sangtee Empire started working on making women utterly despised and socially unacceptable to the point that they are killed, enslaved or hidden away until they're able to present themselves as male and the race has relied on cloning to reproduce. Unfortunately for the raging misogynists their natural ability to change sex later in life means that cloning a man might result in a girl.
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BadassNormal
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Badass Normal: Steve Trevor fights Medusa briefly during her attack on the White House, and while he's only saved through Athena's intervention he quickly leads a group in firing on her and chasing her from the premises.
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Tentacle Rope
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Tentacle Rope: Julianna Sazia's secondary security system is a bunch of metal tentacles which restrain Artemis just long enough for Sazia's hologram to taunt her about her impending death, then attempt to crush her to death.
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Mind-Control Eyes
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Mind-Control Eyes: When Doctor Psycho fully takes over any of his victims their eyes look bulging with the veins around them sticking out.
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Author Appeal
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Author Appeal: Diana got a geeky assistant, fulfulling Byrne's usual Tiny Guy, Huge Girl fetish.
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Born into Slavery
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Born into Slavery: The Sangtee Empire practices chattel slavery, and Diana is seen feeding some children on the slave planet she and Natasha were conscripted to.
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The Commissioner Gordon
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The Commissioner Gordon: Inspector Ed Indelicato of the Boston Police Department teeters between this and Friend on the Force; while usually eager to help Wonder Woman, he doesn't command a whole lot of authority (indeed, his superiors tend to view Wonder Woman with a mixture of annoyance and disdain), and in any case Boston is typically just the place Diana sleeps, not where she adventures.
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Titanomachy, Round Two
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Titanomachy, Round Two: Cronus creates his agent Devastation like Hippolyta created her daughter Diana (from clay), to inspire the world into following his "Cult of Cronus". After Devastation is defeated by Wonder Woman, Cronus and his "children" (-not- the Titans of myth, funnily enough) make their assault on Olympus and petrify the Greek pantheon, then turn their attentions to the Hindu deities (in the Godwar story arc).
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Serious Business
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Serious Business: Diana takes her fast food job incredibly seriously, somehow turning the somewhat ridiculous premise endearing with her earnestness.
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Revive Kills Zombie
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Revive Kills Zombie: Decay, who is a essentially a zombie made from Medusa's heart, is destroyed by the restorative powers of Diana's lasso.
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Lady Land
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Lady Land: Themyscira (a.k.a. Paradise Island) remains this for the most part, though the pre-Crisis bit about all the Amazons losing their powers if a man steps on the island is thankfully erased.
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Breath Weapon
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Breath Weapon: The chimera and hydra both breathe fire.
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Driven to Suicide
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Driven to Suicide: Artemis' use of the Lasso of Truth is not as refined as Diana's and she is horrified when angrily questioning a villain while having them restrained with it causes them to eat their gun.
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Wearing a Flag on Your Head
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Wearing a Flag on Your Head: Hilariously (or infuriatingly) enough, six different runs changed almost everything except her star-spangled leotard costume.note Apart from a few issues in the Loebs and Byrne runs, where different characters picked up the mantle of Wonder Woman. Perez, at least, tried to hammer out a logical explanation for why the Amazons would clothe their champion like this when their culture predates the USA by thousands of years — see his folder for details.
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Hard Light
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Hard Light: Julian Lazarus' experiments are focused on creating hard light constructs with an artificial AI and appearance derived from a program observing recordings of living or deceased beings with a little input by Dr. Lazarus and his assistants. He doesn't have it down yet and the constructs are prone to violent explosions when exposed to unexpected physical contact, which ends up blowing up his lab and killing his son.
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Parrot Pet Position
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Parrot Pet Position: Yuri, the space lizard/tiny dragon, hangs out on Natasha's shoulder at times.
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Making a Splash
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Making a Splash: "The Witch and the Warrior" features a fight between New Wave, Tsunami and Cascade, three superpowered individuals with the ability to control water. They flood a fair portion of Manhattan and nearly drown some of their respective allies.
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Lady Legionnaire Wear
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Lady Legionnaire Wear: Diana dons a two tier skirt of pteruges for her duel.
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Diplomatic Cover Spy
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Diplomatic Cover Spy: Issue #195 introduces Jonah McCarthy, a Harvard educated lawyer who joins Diana's embassy staff. After having her sight restored, Diana begins to grow suspicious of Jonah and it is ultimately revealed that he is a spy working for the organization Checkmate.
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Stealth Hi/Bye
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Stealth Hi/Bye: Bats scares poor Ferdinand while he's singing and fixing breakfast, though Ferdinand recovers quickly and offers him some food. He's not sure if it's breakfast or dinner by Bat standards.
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Came Back Strong
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Came Back Strong: After Diana gets her soul fried by , the Dodekatheon revives her as a full-blown Physical God. This is zig-zagged, however, as Olympus' Alien Non-Interference Clause forbids her from intervening to help any mortal who hasn't prayed to her.
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Bar Brawl
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Bar Brawl: Micah Rains gets into a bar fight shortly after he and Wondy start talking about working together. She decides to stand aside and watch what happens since everyone involved treats the thing as routine.
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Psychic-Assisted Suicide
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Psychic-Assisted Suicide: Doctor Psycho lines up a bunch of unwilling jumpers all over the city with tenuous mind control, and then jumps from one to another as Wonder Woman saves them so that he can try to sexually assault her using their bodies, and pass along some information about how he escaped in hopes that it'll help him stay alive a little longer.
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In-Series Nickname
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In-Series Nickname: Demeter calls Ares "old red-eyes" when she's questioning Athena's decision to include him in their plans.
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Jerkass Gods
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Jerkass Gods: Zig-zagged depending on the writer (and, to a lesser extent, the specific storyline). Generally, the male Olympians are more likely to be characterized as jerks (if not outright villains) while the females are more benign, but it's also common for most of the Dodekatheon, male or female, to be mostly-neutral background filler while one or two important ones do all the actual plot-driving.
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Token Minority
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Token Minority: Somehow, when granting new life to all the women who'd been murdered by men throughout history, the Goddesses only found two black women (Philippus and an unnamed extra seen in some crowd shots) and one Asian woman, (Euboea). This can be handwaved by their source of these souls being Hades, meaning only those who worshiped the Greek pantheon and had the toll to pay Charon were available, but it doesn't much explain why most of the Amazons are pale blondes. Later runs were (somewhat) better at redressing this.
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Dressed to Plunder
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Dressed to Plunder: Di adopts a leather pants and corset with an oversized jacket paired with big golden hooped earrings and a bandana tied around her head as the head of a rebellion labeled as pirates, and partakes in piracy stealing slaves, ships and other goods from the empire on a large scale. Though she's freeing the slaves and using those goods to provide for them.
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Put on a Bus
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Put on a Bus: About twenty issues in, Perez had all the Gods of Olympus (except Hermes) run off to the other end of the galaxy after Darkseid blew up Olympus. In-universe, they did this to build a new Olympus (even though they're supposedly capable of retaliating against Apokolips immediately); out-of-universe, it's pretty clear Perez did this as a Deus Exit Machina to cut down on the Gods' Story-Breaker Power, until... The Bus Came Back: In War of the Gods. Let's just say it might've been better for humanity at large if they'd stayed on that other end of the galaxy.
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Will Not Tell a Lie
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Will Not Tell a Lie: She's the Spirit of Truth, she's not big on lying and usually sees through those who are trying to hide things from her themselves, though magic can affect her usually incredible perception.
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Hell-Bent for Leather
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Hellbent For Leather: Ares and Circe have traded in their previous attire for early-2000s black clothing and leather.
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Technical Pacifist
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Technical Pacifist: Diana has no problem with herself or her crew thoroughly beating and injuring their foes, but draws the line at killing for herself and when applicable for those working with her.
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Strange Salute
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Strange Salute: The Amazons salute by crossing their bracelets above their heads with their hands clenched into fists.
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Horse of a Different Color
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Horse of a Different Color: An old recording of the Sangtee Emperor shows them riding some kind of lizard/dinosaur-like mount.
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Duel to the Death
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Duel to the Death: Medusa invokes Ares when Diana gets her pinned during her attack on the embassy, thereby forcing Diana to agree to a duel to the death if she wants to get at the murderous gorgon. Interestingly Ares implies beforehand he probably wouldn't have bothered to show in a full official capacity if not for Athena requesting it of him and piquing his interest.
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Smart People Play Chess
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Smart People Play Chess: Athena is playing chess with pieces shaped like the characters against her owl, an extension/reflection of her own will, when Ares comes to see what she wants. She continues playing throughout their almost friendly argument and Ares smirks when he sees the owl move the piece that's clearly Ares before Ares agrees to do what his sister is asking of him.
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Fearless Infant
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Fearless Infant: The young daughter of a mafia jerk who took her despite his ex-wife having custody of their kids is completely fearless and cheerful like it's all a show when her father gets her stuck in the middle of a shoot out, and then uses a device to transform himself into a fire-breathing monster.
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Chronic Backstabbing Disorder
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Chronic Backstabbing Disorder: Sakritt plays up this angle but doesn't actually betray anyone, instead pretending to as part of a plan to take down the empire.
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Boomerang Bigot
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Boomerang Bigot: The Emperor is a woman but practices her society's violent and horrific misogyny.
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Space Is an Ocean
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Space Is an Ocean: Given a nod as all of the Sangtee Empire space ships, from fighters to freighters, look like mechanical fish. The only exception are their giant space faring cities which instead look like cities in giant bubbles.
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Slave Collar
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Slave Collar: The Sangtee Empire fits all of its many slave women with collars that allow them to listen in on their conversations and zap them with potentially fatal results to get them to fall into line.
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Off with His Head!
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Off with His Head!: Diana ends her duel with Medusa by chopping off her head.
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Dishing Out Dirt
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Dishing Out Dirt: During "The Witch and the Warrior" Terra, a hero whose superpower is control over earth, and Scirocco, a villain with the same power, fight. Scirocco wins and kicks up a dust storm that blinds Argent to incoming attacks, thereby taking out two Teen Titans.
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Rewarded as a Traitor Deserves
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Rewarded as a Traitor Deserves: The Sangtee Emperor orders Sakritt executed once the information she's given them while betraying the revolutionaries is proven. When Sakritt's betrayal turns out to have been a ruse and the Emperor concedes to the revolutionaries' demands the Emperor instead chooses to work with Sakritt long term since they greatly value loyalty and Sakritt's dangerous play proved that she is incredibly loyal to her companions.
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Broken-Window Warning
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Broken-Window Warning: A brick with a message tied to it gets thrown through the Kapatelis' front window by some of the stooges taken in by G. Gordon Godfrey's rants against heroes.
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Elemental Rock-Paper-Scissors
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Elemental Rock-Paper-Scissors: A few villains and heroes who use conflicting elements fight during the giant brawl across New York in "The Witch and the Warrior". Two dark/shadow manipulators try to take down Dr. Light, who blasts through their combined power, and Killer Frost handily freezes Inferno solid.
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Made a Slave
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Made a Slave: Natasha and Diana are made into slaves by the Sangtee Empire, and go on to escape and start a rebellion that forces the empire to abolish slavery. Some of their fellow revolutionaries/pirates were also captured and made slaves by the empire before Diana's revolt.
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Second-Face Smoke
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Second-Face Smoke: One of the several ways Myndi gets immediately on Julia's bad side is breathing smoke into Julia's face while trying to convince her to get Diana to sign Myndi as her publicist.
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Big Entrance
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Big Entrance: Three of the Bana's chief deities—Neith, Bast and Isis—make a grand entrance when they come to Olympus to join with the Themyscirans' patrons to go give Hera a piece of their minds for destroying Themyscira. They do a Team Power Walk down the staircase to their allies with a wall of flame containing their steeds and carriage behind them and Neith gets off a one-liner about kicking Hera's keister.
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Badass Boast
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Badass Boast: Medusa and Diana each get some in during their duel:
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Villain with Good Publicity
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Villain with Good Publicity: The White Magician is a straight up villain masquerading as a hero with the support of his pets in the press.
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Bling of War
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Bling of War: Diana arms herself in a gold and red breastplate, with a skirt of layered red over white pteruges, a cape, and a golden helm for her challenge, all worn over her Wonder Woman suit. Hippolyta dresses in gold and purple armor with layered white and purple pteruges over a draping deep purple chiton all topped with a large purple cape when she decides to aid her daughter.
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Reflective Eyes
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Reflective Eyes: Diana is seen reflected in a pilot's goggles on the cover of issue #195.
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Badass Crew
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Badass Crew: Whatever missteps this run might have taken, it was instrumental in cementing a proper "family" that could fight alongside Wonder Woman, consisting of Hippolyta, Artemis, Donna Troy and — of course — Byrne's very own Wonder Girl, Cassie Sandsmark.
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Willfully Weak
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Willfully Weak: Diana is careful to make sure she doesn't let her captors know she can fly so that she can avoid being restrained and displayed like the Daxamite she later names Julia and can plot her slave rebellion with an ace in the hole.
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Civil War
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Civil War: Using longstanding grievances, the Amazon tribes of Themyscira and Bana-Midghall are manipulated into a brief but deadly civil war with one another.
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Bratty Teenage Daughter
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Bratty Teenage Daughter: Vanessa Kapatelis is a sympathetic take. She acts out because she's an insecure teenager and her single mother spends more time on her work than with her, but she still loves her mother deeply.
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Perspective Flip
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Perspective Flip: Themyscira's origin is one of Heracles' Ninth Labor. The Amazons were the good guys, it was Heracles who betrayed their trust and made them sex slaves. While a sect of the Amazons went kill crazy after escaping, their reaction is quite understandable to a modern audience.
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'80s Hair
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'80s Hair: Perez gives the newly rebooted Diana an absolute lion's mane of curly 80s hair.
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Private Detective
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Private Detective: Diana meets and eventually starts a brief partnership with the PI Micah Rains.
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Artistic License – Education
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Artistic License – Education: Cassie's history teacher never gets questioned or reprimanded for targeting Cassie for detentions every time he suspects she's not paying complete attention in his class, which she does because she already knows everything he's teaching and can answer his questions when he snaps at her in class to try to catch her off guard. He then decides her answers aren't respectful enough and sentences her to after school detention.
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Demonic Possession
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Demonic Possession: In "Gods of Gotham" Ares' kids, Deimos, Phobos, and Eris, return to the mortal plane possessing the bodies of Joker, Scarecrow, and Poison Ivy. Backfires somewhat in the case of Deimos as the Joker's insanity actually begins to rub off on him and Phobos switches bodies to takeover Batman temporarily.
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Children Are Innocent
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Children Are Innocent: Diana is angry and upset about everyone Medusa killed, but she is only upset at Athena for not interfering to save the one child Medusa murdered, Martin Garibaldi.
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The Bus Came Back
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The Bus Came Back: Julia's back! The circumstances aren't great given she's back because her daughter is dying and listed as a wanted terrorist, but she's back.
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Athens and Sparta
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Athens and Sparta: While not exactly next door to one another, Themyscira and Bana-Mighdall have this relationship down to a tee.
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Dynamic Entry
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Dynamic Entry: Diana enters the embassy by catching Medusa in a flying tackle as the gorgon tries to kill her employees and friends there.
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Big Bad
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Diana's new friend Donna Milton is a murderer who is inserting herself in Diana's life to help the Big Bad of the arc defeat her. She ends up coming to care for Diana despite her original intent which becomes even more poignant with the later reveal that Donna is Circe.
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Never My Fault
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Never My Fault: When the joint Amazon patrons confront Hera for her destruction of Themyscira Hera blames the whole thing on Zeus and his wandering eyes.
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Black Dude Dies First
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Black Dude Dies First: The first named character to die is Steve's overly serious black co-pilot Slade, who gets possessed and burnt out to a skeleton by Ares.
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Continuity Reboot
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Continuity Reboot: After the Silver Age had thoroughly muddled Wonder Woman's continuity she was given this new volume and Perez was instructed to try to create a new iconic backstory and continuity for the princess.
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He-Man Woman Hater
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He-Man Woman Hater: The Sangtee Empire's hat, but there's some variance in just how much actual members adhere to it. Bruct and most of the governors/P'Q'Rort however despise women and can't quite stand to be in the same room as one without trying to kill her.
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Parting the Sea
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Parting the Sea: The opening giving the re-imagined backstory of the Amazons has Posideon splitting a sea to create a path for the Amazons to get to Themyscira.
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Cyborg
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"Julia" is a one of the last Daxamites note Daxamites are descended from Kryptonians who intermarried with Daxam natives, with Kryptonian powers and a Cyborg with Identity Amnesia in addition to being a Space Pirate.
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Grin of Audacity
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Grin of Audacity: Diana tosses a great wild one at Natasha after she fights Ectreba and knocks her out and has the prisoner Ectreba had been "questioning" taken to medical, and then informs everyone that she and Ectreba will be questioning the man the next day.
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All-Loving Hero
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All-Loving Hero: Her status and firm belief in trying to rehabilitate criminals and get people help rubs a few cops the wrong way, but they often change their tune after spending time with her.
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Drop-In Landlord
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Drop-In Landlord: After moving out of Julia Kapatelis's home, Diana rents a room from an eccentric elderly lady who makes random appearances while Diana is living there. Her appearances are often very odd and not related to the ongoing story, instead providing a bit of comic relief during darker tales.
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The Blade Always Lands Pointy End In
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The Blade Always Lands Pointy End In: Diana throws her (actually Artemis') sword at Medusa's head during their fight in the White House. The gorgon doges by a hair and the blade sticks into the wall behind her.
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Broke Episode
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Broke Episode: With Paradise Island gone and her stipend checks from the JLA tied up in a computer glitch, Diana has to fine some source of income. This is where Taco Whiz comes in...
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Stealing the Credit
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Stealing the Credit: Both Zeus and Hera like to act like they were involved in giving the Amazons their powers and protected island but it was done secretly and carefully hidden from them by Aphrodite, Artemis, Athena, Hestia and Hermes because they knew their king and queen would interfere and destroy the peaceful sanctuary they were creating. Zeus loves to act like he gave Diana her powers and it was his idea to give Hippolyta a daughter without her having to give birth, when this was again something the aforementioned five did in secrecy with the Amazons. Zeus' first interaction with Diana was when he tried to rape her, and he already had this arrogant idea that she should be thankful and subservient to him.
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Chainmail Bikini
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Chainmail Bikini: Medusa's armor is rather lacking in coverage. You'd think someone who's been killed by having her head cut off and is still furious about it would want at least some kind of neck protection.
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Kill the Cutie
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Kill the Cutie: Poor poor Martin, who was a sweetheart and died saving his little brother.
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Foreshadowing
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Foreshadowing: Diana notes that it's pretty suspect that Thomas Randolph has a custom space suit all lined up for her along with an experimental craft only she can pilot (since the force of it would kill a human), if the rescue of the cosmonaut Natasha was really a surprise emergency and he had tried to get hold of heroes more suited to operate in space first. He later sabotages the mission, sending Diana and Natasha careening deep into space in an attempt to kill her. The Sangtee's bizarre morality as it regards to children, which means that citizens who turn out to be "devolving" into females in their test tubes are born and taken to seclusion to be trained to act like men instead of being killed/aborted, is foreshadowed with the children on the slave planet. Despite all the horrific atrocities and brutality visited on the slaves the children are never touched by the slave drivers and run about doing whatever they'd like, are clothed much better than the adult slaves and aren't fitted with collars. There a quite a few hints that the Emperor is a woman before it's revealed.
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Blaming the Victim
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Blaming the Victim: In issue #95, Artemis visits a shelter for women escaping abused relationships. Artemis asks one woman why she didn't fight back against her abusive husband. When the woman responds that the man would have killed her, Artemis coldly responds, "Good! Better they starve than have a mother who is a parasite and a coward!". Even a reporter doing a newscast on the shelter is appalled by this response.
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Whole Episode Flashback
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Whole Episode Flashback: About halfway through, Hades shows up to drop one of these on Diana, explaining her stars-and-stripes costume is really an homage to WAAC pilot Diana Trevor (mother to Steve Trevor), who crash-landed on Themyscira shortly after World War II and heroically sacrificed herself to hold off a demon trying to escape Doom's Doorway. Of course, the strapless bathing-suit design remains inexplicable, as it looks nothing like the baggy pants and jacket Mrs. Trevor was wearing and resembles no articles of clothing worn by any Amazon.
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Continuity Nod
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Continuity Nod: As Diana prepares to make her journey into the Underworld, she stops and pays tribute at Diana Trevor's marker outside the entrance to Doom's Doorway. A nod to the first time Diana went to the Underworld in "The Challenge of the Gods" storyline during the Perez era.
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Reformed, but Not Tamed
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Reformed, but Not Tamed: Ares has kept to his promise to Diana to stop intefering directly in mortal affairs (though he makes exceptions for the Amazons), as well also ditching his demonic-blue Grecian armor as his default appearence, but mantains his Smug Snake personality and has started going for more covert ways of screwing around with the other Gods and Amazons.
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Tiny Guy, Huge Girl
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Tiny Guy, Huge Girl: Diana is given a small assistant, fulfilling one of Byrne's favorite Author Appeals.
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Ambition Is Evil
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Ambition is Evil: Veronica Cale is a hardworking scientist and CEO, who hates Wonder Woman for getting "undeserved" praise heaped upon her for "being a pretty princess", does cruel experiments and treats humans as disposable stepping stones.
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Desert Skull
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Desert Skull: The desert on Hope's End is littered with skulls and skeletons.
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Evil Is Not a Toy
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Evil Is Not a Toy: Thomas Randolph keeps finding more and more questionable ways to increase his magical power, which eventually warps him into an inhuman monster and kills him.
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You Have No Idea Who You're Dealing With
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You Have No Idea Who You're Dealing With: Circe murmurs "You've got no idea what you're getting into." with a little smirk when Medusa has Circe teleport her outside the embassy so that she can kill Athena's current champion.
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Eye Scream
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Eye Scream: Diana blinds herself to continue her fight with Medusa, she'd just keep her eyes closed but Medusa has an enthralling voice and keeps using it to try and force Di to look at her.
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Evil Chancellor
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Evil Chancellor: Bruct, who gets elevated into position of D'Tasloo Parva (sort of like Chief Advisor, but more integrated as a liaison between the emperor and the military and church) after Wonder Woman captured A'iir, tried to kill the emperor at the first sign that things might go south, clearly stating that it's because she's a woman and he despises her. He apparently missed that bit where she just made it clear traitors will not be suffered to live even if they're betraying one of her enemies to her benefit.
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Left Stuck After Attack
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Left Stuck After Attack: Diana takes advantage of this to disarm Medusa during the gorgon's attack on the White House, picking up an armchair like a shield and yanking Medusa's sword from her grip as soon as the blade was lodged in the furniture.
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Modernized God
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Modernized God: Rucka modified the looks and behavior of most of the Greek pantheon to reflect the way they'd adapted, or failed to adapt, with the times. The Egyptian pantheon was likewise modified and notable exceptions included Zeus and Hera who maintain their classical looks, and behavior, putting them at odds with the others.
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Graffiti of the Resistance
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Graffiti of the Resistance: The rebellion at large adopts Wondy's layered =W=s as their symbol. The symbol is even stated to have been tagged on buildings in the capitol and is said to have become a the symbol of all branches and offshoots of the resistance against the Empire's deadly misogyny and slavery practices.
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Due to the Dead
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Due to the Dead: Artemis falls in battle against the White Magician and is promised a proper Amazonian funeral and coins for the ferryman by Diana as she's dying. Of course her death will not last long.
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Imperial Stormtrooper Marksmanship Academy
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Imperial Stormtrooper Marksmanship Academy: Lampshaded by Hawkgirl when she takes down Harpi during "The Witch and the Warrior", as all of Harpi's shots are failing to hit anything or anyone of tactical importance.
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Sweet Polly Oliver
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Sweet Polly Oliver: The Emperor is a woman. Not even just her sex, once she's accused of such she agrees it's her gender.
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No Woman's Land
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No Woman's Land: The Sangtee Empire is a bad place to be a woman. If you're kreel you're hidden throughout your childhood and young adult life until you've been fully trained to hide your femininity and act as a man, if you're not you are sent to hellish slave planets and worked to death.
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And I Must Scream
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And I Must Scream: While a few of the souls beyond Doom's Doorway are free to run around hassling newcomers to their hearts' content, most of them are saddled with this as punishment. Special mentions to the following: Polyphemus the Cyclops, starved for eternity in a tiny cave, unable to even kill himself. Oh, and he's still blind from that little gift Odysseus gave him. Heracles, frozen as a massive statue but still able to feel every scratch and peck of the harpies that circle him daily. Oh, and he also has to support all of Themyscira on his shoulders.
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Mordor
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The Areopagus is a rock to the northwest of the Acropolis in Athens, not Ares' private Mordor. Ares does have an abode in mythology outside of Olympus, a dread palace decked in iron in the Balkans (then called Haemus) which is said to weaken light and be guarded by Phobos (fear), Deimos (dread), Eris (discord), Impetus (passion), Insidia (treachery), Nefas (mischief), and the Irae (angers), rather than just house Ares, Harmonia, Phobos, and Deimos like DC's Areopagus.
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Defector from Paradise
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Defector from Paradise: Following Darkseid's attack, Hermes refuses to quit Earth like the other Olympians, and eventually joins Diana's (mostly mortal) supporting cast. At first it's pretty clear he's trying to have his cake and eat it too, zooming around and using his remaining powers to dazzle and bribe the Puny Earthlings into worshiping him, but he eventually undergoes some pretty brutal Break the Haughty moments and starts losing his powers entirely.
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Apocalypse Cult
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Apocalypse Cult: Ares and his children have a number of Earth-bound minions to help them kick off World War III. Though, given the Gods' considerable powers and longevity, it's not clear if these guys are entirely willing or even human.
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Straw Misogynist
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Straw Misogynist: The entire Sangtee Empire.
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No-Sell
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No-Sell: At one point a revitalized Circe was able to throw off the Lasso of Truth without even trying due to increased magical power, which was shocking for the characters and readers alike given that the lasso is meant to be inescapable in such a manner by any living thing. Later writers ignored the incident, but at the time it made the heroes hopelessly outclassed in their current fight.
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Hellgate
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Hellgate: One of Perez's most drastic changes to the Amazons' culture — instead of being just a Hidden Elf Village, they now guard Doom's Doorway, behind which lies a cave system leading straight to The Legions of Hell.note It's not clear if this is supposed to be the mythological Tartarus or something else entirely.
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Nothing Up My Sleeve
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Nothing Up My Sleeve: Sangtee Empire P'Q'Rort Antar Ftt B'Jan hides throwing knives up his sleeves.
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Pyrrhic Victory
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Pyrrhic Victory: Diana wins her duel against Medusa but everyone Medusa killed is still dead and Diana is blinded. Highlighted by how Diana sinks to her knees holding her stabbed-through side immediately after killing the gorgon and says a simple unenthusiastic "I win."
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Knockout Gas
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Knockout Gas: The Sangtee Empire pumps knockout gas into disabled ships in found during their patrols before boarding and stealing them and enslaving any outsiders on board.
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Deadpan Snarker
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Deadpan Snarker: Under Rucka's pen, Ares in his "God of Conflict" role has traded in his Large Ham and No Indoor Voice for this.
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Hammy Villain, Serious Hero
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Hammy Villain, Serious Hero: Diana and Circe have had this dynamic since 90s. While Diana isn't much for brooding and does have her humorous moments, she is rather serious-minded and reserved. Circe by contrast, is a cackling Vain Sorceress with a theatrical flair.
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Face–Heel Turn
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Face–Heel Turn: Remember Vanessa Katapelis? That cute little Tagalong Kid from the Perez run? No? Well, then you won't mind if we make a few cybernetic adjustments to her, will you? We were looking for a new Silver Swan, anyways...
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Avenging the Villain
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Avenging the Villain: The Big Bad Duumvirate of Eurayle and Phobos are looking for some sweet, juicy payback on Wonder Woman — the latter for Deimos' death, the former for Decay's.
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Ninja Pirate Zombie Robot
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Ninja Pirate Zombie Robot: Diana's revolution group can be described as an all female armada of Ex-Slave Revolutionary Space Pirates with a No Kill Rule. Individual members count as well: "Julia" is a one of the last Daxamites note Daxamites are descended from Kryptonians who intermarried with Daxam natives, with Kryptonian powers and a Cyborg with Identity Amnesia in addition to being a Space Pirate. Sakritt is a rebellious Dominator who wields a Laser Blade in addition to being a space pirate.
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Town with a Dark Secret
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Town with a Dark Secret: The humble little island of Cephalonia is in reality Circe's private fiefdom. Few who try to share this with outsiders live for long.
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Whip of Dominance
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Whip of Dominance: Whips are commonly used by Sangtee Empire slave drivers, and the Emperor used one to non-lethally put down slave revolts prior to their ascension. Emperor Sangtee's skill with it made it their signature weapon though they're good with a gun too.
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The Usurper
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The Usurper: As a follow up and continuation of Athena's plan her brother Ares kills Hades and becomes the new king of the underworld.
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Loophole Abuse
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Loophole Abuse: Ares' justification for visiting Themysicra despite his promise to stop inteferring in mortal affairs is that the Amazons are "hardly mortal".
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Rank Up
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Rank Up: Following the abolishment of the monarchy from the previous run, Philipus and Artemis have become Themyscira's co-rulers. Philipus running civil affairs and Artemis the military.
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Klingon Promotion
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Klingon Promotion: Ares becomes the new ruler of the underworld by murdering Hades.
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Verbal Judo
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Verbal Judo: Robert and Martin are playing and Robert mentions his doll having a laser gun only for Martin to remind him that their father said no guns, so the two resolve to have their characters duel it out with words. The adults partake in plenty as well, but it's high stakes and not nearly so cute.
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The Whole World Is Watching
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The Whole World Is Watching: In the climax of "The Witch and The Warrior", Diana and Circe's battle is broadcast to the entire world under orders from Diana to Oracle to usurp all stations. Circe intends to make Diana execute her on t.v. in hopes that it will cause people to lose faith in Diana. Diana instead spares Circe's life. Diana has another televised battle in Greg Rucka's first run. This time, her opponent is the gorgon Medusa whose sisters, with the aid of Circe, plan to use Medusa's gaze to turn everyone watching the fight to stone. Diana blinds herself with one of Medusa's snakes and kills the gorgon.
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Alien Geometries
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Alien Geometries: On Olympus wherever you're standing is "down" for you, there's very few actual walls or ceilings; almost everything is a "floor" if you step onto the surface in question, just try not to fall out any windows because the whole place is a floating mass of waterfalls, gardens and jutting Greek architecture in a pocket dimension so it's a long way down.
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City of Adventure
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City of Adventure: In this version, Wonder Woman typically stayed in Boston, Massachusetts.
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Space "X"
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Space "X": Yuri, the space lizard. Who looks rather a lot like a tiny dragon.
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I Cannot Self-Terminate
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Polyphemus the Cyclops, starved for eternity in a tiny cave, unable to even kill himself. Oh, and he's still blind from that little gift Odysseus gave him.
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Revenge by Proxy
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Revenge by Proxy: Medusa seeks revenge on Athena and her ancient champion Perseus for her beheading centuries ago by killing Athena's current champion Diana.
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And Then What?
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And Then What?: This is how arc ended, with Wondy ensnaring Ares in the Lasso of Truth, forcing him to realize that starting World War III would strengthen his powers immensely in the short term as conflict and disaster engulfed the world...but there'd be nobody left After the End to fight, much less kill, each other, and without any living memory of the gods, he'd fade into nothingness.
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Skilled, but Naive
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Skilled, but Naive: In a huge departure from Marston's portrayal (who was snapping off pop-culture references almost the minute she stepped off the island — no doubt because her mother had a Magic Mirror to scry on the outside world with). Perez's Wonder Woman mixes this with a dollop of Good Cannot Comprehend Evil, when she was fresh off Themiscyra. In her late teens, she had been endowed with great intelligence, but she struggled with the concept of Barbara Minerva being deceptive and wanting to steal her lasso, or Myndi Mayer unable to break her cocaine addiction, leading to her drug-induced suicide. Those things were utterly foreign to her, though they helped her become Older and Wiser.
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Treacherous Advisor
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Treacherous Advisor: Sakritt likes to play up this role but she's honestly quite devoted to Diana, and is easily talked down from her plans for mutiny. She later relishes getting to play this role to the Emperor to help Diana and the group infiltrate the capitol.
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Demoted to Extra
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Demoted to Extra: What befell Wonder Woman's long-running sidekicks Steve Trevor and Etta Candy (though the pre-Crisis era had been trying to put them Out of Focus one way or another since the end of the Golden Age). Freshly-created supporting characters could usually only hope for this when a new writer took over; more often they'd get Put on a Bus entirely.
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Fighting a Shadow
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Fighting a Shadow: Diana clues in to the fact that Circe is hiding when she fights "Circe" only for her opponent to be incredibly weak and easily defeated yet somehow able to flee to prevent Diana from inspecting her which Diana realizes means the witch she fought was only a magical construct.
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Power Nullifier
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Power Nullifier: A red sun for "Julia", which the empire has found a way to artificially replicate.
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One-Gender Race
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One-Gender Race: The kreel at first appear to be all male, and are claimed to change genders once every millennia at which point children are born. The reality is that they've been repressing and hiding their females due to religious propaganda that has ensured that the ruling class at least believes women are weak and inherently inferior, and they've substituted cloning for natural procreation.
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Berserk Button
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While it's par the course given that part of the Amazon's backstory is that the myths are twisted versions of what "truly happened" Ares gets hit hard here, especially since his parentage of Hippolyta and Antiope was later retconned back in. Here it is he who drives Heracles to attack the Amazons rather than Hera, though her driving Heracles mad is given a mention. This means Ares orchestrated the rape and enslavement of his own daughters, which goes quite contrary to his mythological counterpart for whom his dedication to his children was his only redeeming quality. For mythological Ares the rape or attempted rape of his children was also a Berserk Button, and he didn't much get on with Heracles since the hero killed one of Ares' murderous cannibalistic children.
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Healing Spring
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Healing Spring: Once all's been said and done, Poseidon and his Nereids turn the entire ocean into one for Diana to recuperate in.
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Blade Enthusiast
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Blade Enthusiast: P'Q'Rort Antar Ftt B'Jan hides throwing knives up his sleeves; he's always eager to use them in addition to the knife at his belt.
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Overworked Sleep
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Overworked Sleep: Dr. Leslie falls asleep at her desk while trying to figure out a way to save Vanessa, who is dying due to the silver swan modifications but would die on the table in her current state if they tried to remove them.
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Recap Episode
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Recap Episode: Issue #120 is an extra-sized issue recapping a number of Diana's adventures since Issue #1 — though nowhere close to all of them (indeed, most of the stuff from the Loebs run is glossed over).
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Nightmare Weaver
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Nightmare Weaver: Circe imposes nightmares about Hippolyta's then very recent death and Vanessa being kidnapped and transformed into the new Silver Swan on Diana and Donna. It takes them about a week to realize their bad dreams are being inflicted on them rather than just being caused by everything that happened recently.
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Fist of Rage
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Fist of Rage: Several Sangtee Empire nobles clench their fists in rage when Wonder Woman has herself projected into their meeting via hologram and cockily informs them that since they're practicing chattel slavery they have no right to complain about the revolution she's leading, and that they have no choice but to lose.
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I Have No Son!
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I Have No Son!: In "Gods of Gotham", Ares says this to both Deimos and Phobos right before he sentences them to punishment in Hades. In Demios' case, he says the son he had died long ago when Deimos was first killed by Diana in Perez's "Gods and Mortals".
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Alien Blood
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Alien Blood: Medusa's blood is dark blue.
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Feminine Mother, Tomboyish Daughter
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Feminine Mother, Tomboyish Daughter: Helena Sandsmark is the prim feminine young mother of the very brash and tomboyish Cassie Sandsmark.
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Shout-Out
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Shout-Out: To Star Wars. Especially Return of the Jedi with the slave women on a desert planet and creepy worms living with their gaping, teeth-filled mouths open to the sky but otherwise buried in the sand.
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Mars and Venus Gender Contrast
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Mars and Venus Gender Contrast: The basic plot is that a bunch of men enslaved all the women in their empire and now the women are fighting back. Overall this is the weakest and most unfortunate part of the arc as the idea that men are brutish violent idiots and women are clever kind and forgiving is played completely straight. Though the graffiti in the Sangtee capitol gave hints and an opening for there to have been male allies to the revolution who disapproved of the Empire's horrific acts in the capitol this was never followed up on.
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My Species Doth Protest Too Much
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Sakritt is a rebellious Dominator who wields a Laser Blade in addition to being a space pirate.
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Impaled with Extreme Prejudice
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Impaled with Extreme Prejudice: Ares kills Hades by stabbing him in the back with the spike on top of his huge battle axe.
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Magic Skirt
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Magic Skirt: During Hippolyta's stint as Wonder Woman she wears a skirt for some unfathomable reason, possibly due to the false belief that Diana wore a skirt in her first adventures—Di wore a pair of spangled culottes, long loose shorts that were popular athletic wear for women at the time. Hippolyta's skirt manages to maintain her modesty in most panels despite having to defy physics to do so.
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Legacy Character
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Legacy Character: During the 1990s, the Wonder Woman mantle was briefly passed to Artemis before she was killed off. Later, the mantle again changed hands, this time to Queen Hippolyta. This lead to a series of confusing events where Hippolyta went back in time to the 1940s and retroactively became the "original" Wonder Woman, making Diana a legacy heroine herself. This idea was ignored by subsequent writers and done away with when DC rebooted its history during the New 52.
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No Name Given
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No Name Given: Nol Lapp's name is incredibly easy to miss since it's only stated once on a page where she isn't even present, but even if one misses it she presumably has a name since she's from the group that didn't have their genetics scrambled in the Six-Minute War, even if by the time Diana meets her on the slave planet she's acting like she is one, keeping her form loose and tentacley and going by "the Durlan". The crew's first and Ace Pilot is never named and hard to keep track of due to her mild morphic abilities.
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This Is Something He's Got to Do Himself
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This Is Something He's Got to Do Himself: Memorably subverted. The Gods decree that Diana must complete the titular Challenge by herself (though she is at least allowed to be armed to the teeth), and it does contain several revelations meant specifically for her. But Hippolyta's resolve to follow and ultimately fight alongside her, though heavily opposed by her fellow Amazons, is also ultimately portrayed as key to finally completing the Challenge.
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She Is the King
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She Is the King: The Sangtee Emperor is a woman in disguise.
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Did You Just Punch Out Cthulhu?
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Did You Just Punch Out Cthulhu?: Diana defeats Cottus, one of the hundred-armed fifty-headed Hecatoncheires, without even being able to see its full form by aiming her spear at its loudly beating heart, and when that just slows it down a little she breaks what appears to be a floating staircase it's clinging to but which is actually its spine.
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Defenseless Transports
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Defenseless Transports: The Sangtee Empire slave transports are entirely defenseless despite there being anti-slavery sentiment in the empire. Once Diana's Space Pirate Revolutionaries start stealing the ships and freeing all the slaves the empire starts sending fighter escorts along when transporting slaves and political prisoners in large shipments.
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Roaring Rampage of Revenge
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Roaring Rampage of Revenge: Antiope insists on taking this on Heracles' surviving men — this is portrayed in an extremely unflattering light, and leads to the fracturing of the Amazons.
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Deadly Upgrade
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Deadly Upgrade: The White Magician upgrades his physical form with dark magic in anticipation of a fight with Artemis, and it ends up burning his body out and leaving only a pile of ashes for his remains.
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Supernormal Bindings
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Supernormal Bindings: "Julia" is held in bindings designed to immobilize and de-power her.
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Taken for Granite
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Taken for Granite: Medusa kills quite a few people by turning them to stone.
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Hobbling the Giant
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Hobbling the Giant: The very first time Giganta shows up with Giant Woman abilities in the comics in "The Witch and the Warrior" Empress and Monstergirl yank some long pieces from the nearby Sylph's shroud and wrap them around her ankles while Wonder Girl flies up to banter with Giganta before laying her out with a punch in the face.
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Hunting the Most Dangerous Game
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Hunting the Most Dangerous Game: Circe creates a twisted hunting game for as many villain women as she can gather with her magic, by taking the world's top male heroes, transporting them to New York City, transforming them into human-animal mashups (thereby preventing them from using their powers and/or gadgets), and putting a magical barrier around New York while the villains hunt down the heroes and slaughter any civilians in their way.
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Boarding Party
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Boarding Party: Diana and her core command in addition to a lot of other freed slaves pull various tricks to board Sangtee ships and force the crew to surrender to them. Usually by fighting them into submission and freeing all the slaves on the ship.
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Confused Bystander Interview
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Confused Bystander Interview: Cassie Arnold uses confused bystanders to help support her agenda driven broadcasts of White Magician's "rescues", often cutting them off if they're about to say something that contradicts the narrative she's building and asking leading questions.
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Prevent the War
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Prevent the War: Diana, Artemis and Philippus see the U.S. warships parked off the coast of Themyscira to be a threat and sign of the U.S.'s willingness to escalate things into a military conflict. Their meeting to try diplomatically heading this off was going poorly already and then was interrupted by Medusa.
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Failure-to-Save Murder
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Failure-to-Save Murder: Doctor Julian Lazarus's son Chris died when Chris was caught in an explosion at Lazarus's lab, Lazarus's ex-wife calling Lazarus a murderer after he informed her of the death. Lazarus was so distraught that he tried to use his experiments to bring Chris back to life, even though his work was only intended to recreate physical copies rather than a complete personality, and at best what he created was a computer program that thought it was his son.
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Deity of Mortal Creation
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Deity of Mortal Creation: It's never outright stated how the Olympians came to be but Ares accepting the possibility that the gods owe their existence to human story and belief, which they do rely on for power, is a large part of why he is able to adapt with the times while Zeus' refusal to see himself as anything other than inherently superior and above humanity is why he cannot and loses his mind, power and crown
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Cry into Chest
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Cry into Chest: Once Circe's brainwashing is undone with the lasso of truth Superman cries into Wonder Woman's chest while apologizing for fighting and hurting her. It comes across as a bit ridiculous given there's still the ends of a giant battle going on throughout New York that both of them could be helping with, and Diana heals unnaturally quickly and isn't even all that banged up considering who she was fighting.
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The Chessmaster
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The Chessmaster: Athena gets to really show off her chops, using Hera's remorse at what happened to Themyscira and her insistence Zeus be punished for to immediately recruit her to Athena's side in the plot to overthrow Zeus while carefully manipulating and planning out everyone's interactions including those of her enemies.
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Struggling Single Mother
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Struggling Single Mother: Diana's manager Hoppy had to get a job at Taco Whiz in desperation to provide for her kids after the plant she was working at laid her off.
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Antlion Monster
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Antlion Monster: Scavenger worms are giant creatures with lamprey mouths that hunt by burrowing in the sand at the bottom of pits and eating whatever falls within their grasp.
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Salvage Pirates
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Salvage Pirates: Amusingly it's not the space pirates who engage in this but the empire. Diana and Natasha's careening makeshift spacecraft is uncontrollable and they're basically just sending calls for help into the void while watching their food and breathable air run out when the empire answers their distress call to impound their vehicle, steal everything including the clothes off their backs and enslave them.
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Abdicate the Throne
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Abdicate the Throne: To end the Amazon Civil War, Hippolyta and Diana abdicate their royal positions and abolish the monarchy.
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Blindfolded Vision
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Blindfolded Vision: Diana wears a blindfold for her duel with Medusa, and after Medusa removes it she blinds herself to continue the fight. Her other senses are already heightened so she's still able to fight and react faster and better than even most of the JLA.
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Elaborate Underground Base
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Elaborate Underground Base: Bruce is shown working away at the ludicrously large main screen of the computer in the batcave.
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Famed In-Story
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Famed In-Story: The Perez run was very thorough in establishing the sheer media blitz that followed Diana's debut in Man's World, even getting Diana a professional publicist (Myndi Mayer). Later runs emphasize or downplay it as convenient, though it doesn't really come to the forefront again until Rucka's overtly political run.
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Reduced to Ratburgers
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Reduced to Ratburgers: After being enslaved Diana and Natasha start hunting and eating the blue fleshed tiny lizard things on the planet to supplement the slop they're fed. Natasha notes that the lizards are unappetizing but a source of protein they can't turn from in their situation.
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Command Roster
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Command Roster: Diana's the captain, Natasha is her number two, H'Elgn is their scientist and head mechanic, Nol Lapp is their Communications Officer, Ectreba is The Big Guy and Sakritt fills the role of Security Officer.
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_dceccabf
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Cat Fight
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Cat Fight: "The Witch and the Warrior" has a huge one. There is a huge fight between all the female heroes and female villains in the world.
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Punch Catch
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_dd12e1d2
comment
Punch Catch: During Wonder Woman's fight with a brainwashed Superman in "The Witch and the Warrior" she catches a punch he throws her way in Times Square, which causes her some immediate bleeding and which she notes nearly snapped her arm.
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_dd3969b
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Hijacked by Jesus
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_dd3969b
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Hijacked by Jesus: The mixing of clear Christian themes and belief with the Greek pantheon is overt in this section. Zeus, Posideon and Hades create a light in the darkness and see that "it is good," going out of the way to include that actual biblical quote. Diana asserts that her gods—after spending a chapter making it clear that she worships the entire pantheon, not just the Amazons' patrons—teach "peace, love and understanding" to Julia's mother to draw parallels to her Christianity, however this greatly contradicts the actual beliefs of the ancient Greeks, and even the Olympians as presented in the story itself.
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_dd92bf66
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Warrior Prince
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comment
Warrior Prince: The Emperor rose to fame as a warrior putting down rebellions prior to ascending to the throne.
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Monumental Damage
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Monumental Damage: Decay turns the foundation of the Boston Massacre Monument to rubble and when Diana catches it to prevent the monument from landing on tourists Decay reduces the whole thing to dust. The comic's monument is a bit different from the real one, putting the Spirit of the Revolution at the top of the tapering column.
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Tears of Remorse
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Tears of Remorse: Once Wonder Woman removes Circe's brainwashing Superman cries while apologizing for what he'd done while under it. Considering all he'd done was fight someone in his same weight class with added super quick healing abilities and cause a bit of property damage that blends right in with the damage from the greater fight going on at the time it comes across as rather out of touch. Especially as said fight is still ongoing and he could get up and help.
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Green-Skinned Space Babe
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comment
Green-Skinned Space Babe: Quite a few of Diana's crew are humanoid women with odd skin tones who look quite attractive after they've been liberated from slavery and have had a chance to heal up, eat right, and groom and accessorize as they please.
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_df77bb33
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Ambadassador
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_df77bb33
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Ambadassador: Under the Perez and Rucka runs especially, Diana was keenly interested in building and smoothing relations between Themyscira and the outside world — while always ready to open a can of Olympian whoopass on any villain trying to make trouble.
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Media Scrum
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Media Scrum: Diana is disheartened when a rush of reporters want to know how she does her hair now that she's blind rather than ask any questions about the kidnapping victims she's just saved.
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Growing Muscles Sequence
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Growing Muscles Sequence: Randolph was already in the process of growing far more muscles than his human frame had room for when he decided to feed on the life of the two women in the house with him to become truly monstrous.
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Law of Alien Names
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Law of Alien Names: Ectreba.
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Jack Bauer Interrogation Technique
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comment
Jack Bauer Interrogation Technique: Ectreba's a fan. Diana is not. Ectreba tries to use this on their most valuable prisoner but Diana interferes before it gets too far, only not stopping it beforehand because she wasn't aware of Ectreba's plan.
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_e1ba59f3
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Voice Changeling
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Voice Changeling: The Leucrocota that Artemis, Euboea and Io hunt down and recapture tries manipulating them by imitating voices.
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The Ditz
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The Ditz: Stheno has a tendency towards cluelessness that irritates her sisters.
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_e624f0e8
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Suspiciously Specific Denial
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comment
Suspiciously Specific Denial: After Wonder Woman is able to capture the Sangtee Emperor's personal advisor the man proclaims he'll die before telling the revolutionaries his Emperor's devastating secret, letting Wondy and her high command know there's a secret to be unraveled that could be important to their goals.
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The Mole
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_e70127
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The Mole: As mandated by the contemporary Millennium (1988) crossover. It's Pan.
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_e75d1aee
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Friendly Local Chinatown
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Friendly Local Chinatown: Maxine Sterenbuch is sent to Boston's Chinatown as part of an attempt by Henry Armbuster to murder her so she can't interfere with his manipulation of her friend Valerie Beaudry. She ends up rescued and then kidnapped by Solomon instead.
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_e906fcc0
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1-Dimensional Thinking
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_e906fcc0
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1-Dimensional Thinking: When Empress, Wonder Girl and Monster Girl knock down Giganta during "The Witch and the Warrior" Mustang Sally tries to escape being squashed by riding her bike in a straight line along the same trajectory as Giganta's fall. She ends up underneath her ally.
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_e9702c83
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Opposite-Sex Clone
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_e9702c83
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Opposite-Sex Clone: Kreel biology means that attempting to clone a man may result in a female infant, as is the case for the Emperor.
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_e9702c83
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_e9f79e23
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Screw the War, We're Partying
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_e9f79e23
comment
Screw the War, We're Partying: Diana and her crew are seen enjoying some down time drinking and watching a crew member put on a magic show while leading a revolution against the slavery practices of the Sangtee Empire.
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_ea38ddd5
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Sissy Villain
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_ea38ddd5
comment
Sissy Villain: The rather effeminate kreel Emperor of the Sangtee Empire turns out to be a woman who is forced to pass as a man in public due to her society but does not want to and uses her confrontation with Wondy to overrule the laws that require it. The governor of the Empire capitol ship the final confrontation occurs on is also rather campy with his ornate robes, gestures, and preference for walking about in open nightgowns, but is the least antagonistic of the Empire's nobles, save his giddiness at getting to witness tortures and executions ordered by his Emperor, and is mostly a villain by proxy due to his position.
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_ea8168f
type
Crossover Cosmology
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_ea8168f
comment
Crossover Cosmology: Luke's run was bigger on this than just about any other writer's (even Perez's), teaming Diana up with the entire Hindu pantheon, and featuring special guest appearances from several others as well.
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_eb28ab57
type
Bound and Gagged
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_eb28ab57
comment
Bound and Gagged: Kimberly Dunn gets gagged and tied to a chair by Cale's pet enforcer. Then Cale shows up and rants at her before murdering her. Veronica Cale gets to taste her own poison when Doctor Psycho ties her up and gags her and tosses her in the closet.
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_eb6da8ef
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Crossover
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_eb6da8ef
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Crossover: Diana's many things but she's not much of a detective, so she calls in Bruce to figure out who killed Keyes and why.
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_eb6da8ef
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Crossover
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_eb7c34cf
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Crossover: The storyline's last issue was in Action Comics.
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_ebe34da1
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The Revolution Will Not Be Vilified
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_ebe34da1
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The Revolution Will Not Be Vilified: While there is implied killing going on during their battles it's stressed that Diana and co are focused on causing the least damage possible, Diana herself doesn't kill and doesn't require her fighters to, and that they're trying to get their enemies to surrender rather than kill them. It's even mentioned that many kreel just surrender outright without a single shot fired since the revolutionaries are known for leniency.
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_ec0ce986
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Spotting the Thread
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_ec0ce986
comment
Spotting the Thread: Diana notices very quickly that high technology has suddenly become readily available to the criminals of Boston, and that many of those who might have been able to explain where they got it from have been murdered by the White Magician while he claims to be protecting people.
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_ecb6abb7
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Galactic Conqueror
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Galactic Conqueror: The Emperor of the Sangtee Empire, which has conquered many inhabitable planets and runs itself out of space ships that operate as cities.
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_ece27800
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Kill and Replace
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_ece27800
comment
Kill and Replace: Doctor Psycho kills Matthew Fallon and dumps his corpse in the Hudson River, then uses his psychic abilities to pretend to be Fallon in order to hide from the authorities and prey on Leslie Anderson.
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_edf8db61
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Oh, My Gods!
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_edf8db61
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Oh, My Gods!: Diana uses Oh, Morpheus help me as an expression after waking from a bad dream.
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_ee1aeda6
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Mortality Grey Area
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_ee1aeda6
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Mortality Grey Area: Olympians that are stuck in Hades are treated as dead by those outside of it but they need to be heavily restrained to keep them there unlike the truly dead, or they'll just walk right out like nothing is wrong.
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_f16b87f9
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Counterpart Combat Coordination
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_f16b87f9
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Counterpart Combat Coordination: Most of the individual fights between the female heroes and female villains in "The Witch and the Warrior" end up being between characters with similar or contrasting powers. In the first group Scirocco takes down Terra, both of whom have Dishing Out Dirt abilities, the winged women Hawkgirl and Harpi fight, the two former Female Furies Barda and Knockout take each other on, New Wave fights Tsunami and Cascade and Black Canary out-screams Silver Banshee. In the group of opposing powers Nox and Nightfall try to take out Dr. Light and Killer Frost easily defeats Inferno. Bumblebee and Penny Dreadful both have electrical powers fight each other, and the speedster, Jesse Quick, beats another speedster named Dervish.
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_f197c220
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Burger Fool
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_f197c220
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Burger Fool: Diana gets a job at the fast food joint "Taco Whiz."
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_f2e4d683
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Stealth in Space
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_f2e4d683
comment
Stealth in Space: When Diana is running an interplanetary revolution against the Sangtee Empire her tech people come up with a very practical way of implementing stealth in their attacks on Sangtee ships and convoys; remotely hacking the enemy ship's scanners and sensory equipment prior to approach.
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 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_f4a5b281
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Ceiling Cling
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_f4a5b281
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Ceiling Cling: Solomon knocks out the second Ogawa Electronics guard by holding onto the pipes covering the ceiling and swinging down to kick him as he opens the door.
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_f4a5b281
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Fed to the Beast
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book) / int_f594c8a9
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Fed to the Beast: While there is no evidence the slave drivers on "Hope's End" throw living slaves to the scavenger worms, it's still a fear many of them hold, and Natasha in particular has had nightmares about being thrown to the things.
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Suspiciously Similar Substitute: Several of Byrne's new supporting characters were accused of being this — Helena and Cassandra Sandsmark for Julia and Vanessa Kapatelis, and Mike Schorr for Ed Indelicato. For his part, Byrne maintains that only Perez had the right to write the originals.
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External Combustion: Julianna Sazia took out Paulie Longo by planting a car bomb in her own car which she then activated when he stole it to try and escape from her hitmen.
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Great Offscreen War: The reason the various pantheons of the DC universe didn't get involved in the Our Worlds at War crossover. The conflict apparently supercharged the various War Gods (Ares, Sekhmet, Skanda, etc) and it took the combined might of all the pantheons to keep them at bay.
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Evil Is Hammy: Ares is incredibly hammy. Everything he says is loud and dramatic and to the extreme.
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Alien Hair: Many of the slave woman have interesting hair substitutes and the kreel don't seem to actually have human-like hair, they've got barbells and hair like stuff that grows in flat strips rather than strands.
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Pet the Dog: After Ares becomes the new ruler of Hades he releases the soul of Medusa's victim Martin Garibaldi to Athena and Hermes, allowing them to bring him back to life since his body was not destroyed or damaged outside its transformation to stone.
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hasFeature
Covered with Scars / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Crappy Carnival / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Creator Thumbprint / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Creepy Cave / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Creepy Cemetery / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Creepy Centipedes / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Crossover Cosmology / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Crowded-Cast Shot / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Cruelty by Feet / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Cry into Chest / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Crystal Ball / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Cunning Linguist / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Cute Monster Girl / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Cybernetics Eat Your Soul / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Cyborg / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Cyborg Helmsman / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Damsel out of Distress / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Dark-Skinned Redhead / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Darkest Africa / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
David Versus Goliath / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Day in the Life / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
De-power / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
De-Power Zone / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Dead Animal Warning / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Dead Guy on Display / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Dead Person Impersonation / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Deadly Environment Prison / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Deadly Gaze / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Deadly Upgrade / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Death Course / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Death World / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Decapitation Presentation / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Defeat Means Friendship / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Defective Detective / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Defector from Decadence / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Defector from Paradise / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Defenseless Transports / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Deflector Shields / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Deity Fiction / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Deity of Human Origin / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Deity of Mortal Creation / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Dem Bones / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Demonic Possession / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Departure Means Death / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Desert Skull / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Destination Defenestration / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Destined Bystander / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Devilish Hair Horns / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Die or Fly / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Dies Wide Open / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Diet Episode / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Digging Yourself Deeper / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Diplomatic Cover Spy / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Disappeared Dad / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Disappearing Box / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Dishing Out Dirt / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Disposing of a Body / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Distress Ball / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Distress Call / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Distressed Dude / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Divine Parentage / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Divine Race Lift / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Does Not Like Men / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Domed Hometown / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Domesticated Dinosaurs / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Doom as Test Prize / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Doomy Dooms of Doom / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Door of Doom / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Doting Grandparent / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Double Reverse Quadruple Agent / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Doves Mean Peace / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Dr. Jerk / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Dramatic Dislocation / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Draw Aggro / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Dream Weaver / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Dressed Like a Dominatrix / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Dressed to Heal / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Driven by Envy / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Drop Dead Gorgeous / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Drop-In Landlord / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Drop Ship / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Duel to the Death / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Durable Deathtrap / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Dye Hard / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Dystopian Edict / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Ear Ache / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Earthy Barefoot Character / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Eat the Rich / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Eaten Alive / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Eccentric Mentor / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Electronic Eyes / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Elemental Rock-Paper-Scissors / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Embodiment of Virtue / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Empty Eyes / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Encyclopedia Exposita / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Enemy Exchange Program / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Enemy to All Living Things / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Engineered Heroics / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Epigraph / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Episode on a Plane / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Escaped Animal Rampage / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Escaped from Hell / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Everybody Hates Hades / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Everybody Loves Zeus / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Evil Chancellor / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Evil Eyebrows / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Evil Is Burning Hot / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Evil Is Not a Toy / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Evil Matriarch / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Evil Sorcerer / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Evil Versus Oblivion / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Exploited Immunity / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Explosive Overclocking / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
External Combustion / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Eyepatch of Power / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Faceless Goons / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Failed a Spot Check / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Fainting Seer / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Fake Memories / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Fallen Hero / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Fanfic Fuel / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Fantastic Flora / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Fantastic Ghetto / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Fantastic Nature Reserve / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Fantastic Nuke / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Fantastic Science / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Fantasy Keepsake / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Fashionable Asymmetry / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Faster-Than-Light Travel / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Fatal Flaw / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Fauns and Satyrs / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Feathered Fiend / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Fed to the Beast / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Feeling Oppressed by Their Existence / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Female Misogynist / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Feminine Mother, Tomboyish Daughter / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Femme Fatalons / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Fetish Retardant / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Fictional Counterpart / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Fighting a Shadow / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Fighting Back Is Wrong / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Fighting from the Inside / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Fire and Brimstone Hell / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
First-Episode Resurrection / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Fish out of Water / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Fist of Rage / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Flaming Skulls / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Flexible Tourney Rules / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Floating Continent / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Forbidden Love / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Force-Field Door / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Forging Scene / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Forgiven, but Not Forgotten / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Forgotten Fallen Friend / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Four-Girl Ensemble / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Friendly Local Chinatown / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Friendly Rivalry / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Friendly Sniper / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
From Dress to Dressing / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Full-Frontal Assault / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Gadgeteer Genius / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Galactic Conqueror / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Gender Bender / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Gendercide / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Generation Xerox / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Gentle Giant / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Gentleman Thief / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Geometric Magic / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Ghostapo / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Giant Wall of Watery Doom / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Girlboss Feminist / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Girls Behind Bars / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Girl's Night Out Episode / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Give Me a Sword / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Glass-Shattering Sound / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Go-Go Enslavement / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
God Job / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
God Test / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Gold and White Are Divine / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Good-Guy Bar / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Good Thing You Can Heal / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Graffiti of the Resistance / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Grievous Harm with a Body / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Grin of Audacity / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Growing Muscles Sequence / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Guest-Star Party Member / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Gulliver Tie-Down / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Guy in Back / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Hair Substitute Feature / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Hammy Villain, Serious Hero / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Hand in the Hole / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Handguns / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Handicapped Badass / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Hands Go Down / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Happiness in Minimum Wage / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Hard Light / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Hardboiled Detective / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Harmless Freezing / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Harping on About Harpies / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Hat of Authority / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Hate Plague / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Have You Seen My God? / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Hazy-Feel Turn / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
He Knows Too Much / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
He-Man Woman Hater / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Healer God / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Healing Spring / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Hell / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Hell-Bent for Leather / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Hell Is War / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Hellgate / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Hellhole Prison / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Hellish Horse / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Hermit Guru / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Hero, Rival, Baddie Team-Up / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Heroes Unlimited / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Heroism Addict / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Hiding Behind the Language Barrier / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
High-Altitude Interrogation / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Hollywood Costuming / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Hologram Projection Imperfection / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Holographic Disguise / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Home of the Gods / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Horned Humanoid / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Horse of a Different Color / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Horsing Around / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Hospital Hottie / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Hot God / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Human Pincushion / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Human Popsicle / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Humanity Ensues / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Humanoid Aliens / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
I Surrender, Suckers / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
I Take Offense to That Last One / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
I Was Just Passing Through / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Icon of Rebellion / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Iconic Item / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
If It Bleeds, It Leads / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
If It Swims, It Flies / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
I'm Melting! / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Immoral Journalist / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Immortality Begins at Twenty / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Imperial Stormtrooper Marksmanship Academy / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Implied Love Interest / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Imported Alien Phlebotinum / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Impressive Pyrotechnics / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
In the Back / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
In the Hood / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Inappropriately Close Comrades / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Inertia Is a Cruel Mistress / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Inheritance Murder / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Insanity Immunity / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Intergenerational Friendship / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Interspecies Friendship / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Intrigued by Humanity / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Invisible to Normals / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Jacob Marley Apparel / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Javelin Thrower / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Jerkass Realization / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Join or Die / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Journey to the Center of the Mind / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Just a Kid / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Just Between You and Me / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Just Desserts / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Just One More Level! / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Karmic Overkill / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Kid Hero / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Kill All Humans / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Kill and Replace / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Kill It with Fire / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Kill the Cutie / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Killer Gorilla / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Kindly Housekeeper / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Kiss of Death / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Klingon Promotion / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Knight, Knave, and Squire / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Knockback Slide / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Knockout Gas / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Kryptonite-Proof Suit / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Kung-Shui / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
La Résistance / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Lady Legionnaire Wear / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Lady Looks Like a Dude / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Lamprey Mouth / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Laser Blade / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Last Request / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Laughing Mad / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Law of Alien Names / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Leap and Fire / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Lecherous Licking / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Left Hanging / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Left Stuck After Attack / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Legend Fades to Myth / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Lethal Harmless Powers / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Letting Her Hair Down / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Lightning Reveal / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Literal Disarming / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Literally Shattered Lives / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Literary Allusion Title / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Living Drawing / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Living Dream / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Living Statue / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Lizard Folk / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Load-Bearing Hero / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Lodged-Blade Recycling / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Long-Dead Badass / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Look What I Can Do Now! / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Lord Country / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Lord of the Ocean / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Love Letter / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Low Culture, High Tech / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Luckily, My Shield Will Protect Me / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Ludicrous Gibs / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Luke, I Might Be Your Father / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Luke, You Are My Father / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Mad Scientist Laboratory / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Made a Slave / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Magic Cauldron / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Magic Enhancement / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Magic Mirror / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Magical Barefooter / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Magical Library / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Major Injury Underreaction / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Make an Example of Them / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Making a Splash / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Mana Drain / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Marriage to a God / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Martial Arts Staff / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Master of Disguise / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Master of Illusion / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Mate or Die / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Meat Puppet / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Mecha-Mooks / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Media Scrum / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Medusa / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Mega Maelstrom / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Men Use Violence, Women Use Communication / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Mercury's Wings / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Metronomic Man Mashing / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Middle Name Basis / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Milking the Giant Cow / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Mind-Control Eyes / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Miniature Senior Citizens / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Mirror Routine / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Mix-and-Match Critters / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Mob War / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Monumental Battle / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Monumental Damage / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Moral Myopia / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Mordor / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
More than Mind Control / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Mortality Grey Area / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Motive Misidentification / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Mr. Fixit / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Muggle Best Friend / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Multi-Armed and Dangerous / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Murder-Suicide / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Mutual Kill / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
My Blood Runs Hot / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Mystical High Collar / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Naked Apron / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Names to Trust Immediately / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Naval Blockade / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Navel-Deep Neckline / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Neck Lift / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Nerd Glasses / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Never Bareheaded / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Nightmare Sequence / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Nightmare Weaver / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
No Eye in Magic / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
No Fathers Allowed / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
No Woman's Land / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Noir Episode / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Noodle Implements / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Normally, I Would Be Dead Now / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Not Afraid of Hell / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Not Himself / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Nothing Up My Sleeve / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Nude-Colored Clothes / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Number Two / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Off with His Head! / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Oh, My Gods! / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Old-School Dogfight / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Ominous Multiple Screens / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
1-Dimensional Thinking / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
One-Gender Race / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
One to Million to One / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
One-Winged Angel / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Only Friend / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Only Mostly Dead / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Only One Female Mold / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Opposite-Sex Clone / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Our Giants Are Bigger / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Our Minotaurs Are Different / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Our Monsters Are Weird / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Outliving One's Offspring / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Overly-Long Tongue / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Overworked Sleep / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Pacifism Backfire / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Panacea / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Pantheon Sitcom / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Parent with New Paramour / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Parrot Pet Position / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Parting the Sea / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Past Experience Nightmare / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Past-Life Memories / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Patron God / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Pegasus / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
People Jars / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
People Puppets / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Perspective Flip / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Phantom Thief / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Phlegmings / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Phoneaholic Teenager / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Pillow Pistol / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Pirate Girl / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Pitiful Worms / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Planet Looters / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Planet Spaceship / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Play-Along Prisoner / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Playful Hacker / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Playing Both Sides / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Plug 'n' Play Technology / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Pocket Dimension / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Pointy Ears / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Population Control / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Possession Burnout / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Possession Implies Mastery / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Power Fist / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Power of the Void / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Power Parasite / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Powered Armor / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Powers via Possession / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Praetorian Guard / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Pre-Explosion Glow / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Prehensile Hair / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Pretty in Mink / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Prevent the War / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Prison Ship / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Private Detective / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Privateer / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Prodigal Hero / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Promoted to Love Interest / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Propaganda Hero / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Prophecy Twist / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Psychic-Assisted Suicide / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Psychic Link / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Psycho Prototype / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Psychological Projection / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Psychological Torment Zone / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Psychopomp / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Public Domain Artifact / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Public Execution / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Punch a Wall / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Punch Catch / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Put on a Bus / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Pyrrhic Victory / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Rabble Rouser / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Raised as the Opposite Gender / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Raised by the Community / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Random Transportation / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Rapid Aging / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Rearing Horse / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Reassignment Backfire / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Rebel Leader / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Rebellious Princess / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Recycled Script / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Red/Green Contrast / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Red Ones Go Faster / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Redhead in Green / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Reduced to Dust / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Reduced to Ratburgers / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Reflective Eyes / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Refusing Paradise / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Regretful Traitor / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Reincarnation / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Relationship Sabotage / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Relative Button / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Relegated Mentor / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Removed from the Picture / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Rescued from the Underworld / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Restoration of Sanity / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Reveal Shot / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Revive Kills Zombie / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Rewarded as a Traitor Deserves / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Ripple-Effect-Proof Memory / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Robotic Psychopath / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Royally Screwed Up / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Royals Who Actually Do Something / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Rubber-Forehead Aliens / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Sacrificial Lamb / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Sacrificial Lion / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Sadly Mythcharacterized / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Salvage Pirates / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Same Character, But Different / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Sand Worm / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Sapient Ship / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Scary Teeth / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Scenery Censor / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Screw the Rules, I'm Doing What's Right! / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Screw the War, We're Partying / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Sea of Sand / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Second-Face Smoke / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Secondary Color Nemesis / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Secret Diary / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Self-Disposing Villain / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Sex Shifter / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Sexy Packaging / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Sexy Sweater Girl / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Shared Dream / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Shared Identity / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Shark Man / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
She Is the King / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Shock Collar / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Short Hair with Tail / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Short Teens, Tall Adults / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Shoulder-Sized Dragon / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Showing Off the New Body / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Shrine to the Fallen / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Signature Headgear / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Single-Biome Planet / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Sinister Surveillance / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Sinking Ship Scenario / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Sissy Villain / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Sitting Duck / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Skeletons in the Coat Closet / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Skewed Priorities / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Skinny Dipping / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Slap-Slap-Kiss / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Slave Collar / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Slave Liberation / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Slave Race / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Slavery Is a Special Kind of Evil / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Sleep Deprivation / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Slogan-Yelling Megaphone Guy / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Smitten Teenage Girl / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Smooth-Talking Talent Agent / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Snake People / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Snakes Are Sexy / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Snakes Are Sinister / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Snowlems / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Social Circle Filler / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Soft Glass / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Sole Survivor / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Space Episode / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Space Fighter / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Space Is an Ocean / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Space People / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Space Trucker / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Spared by the Adaptation / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Spark of the Rebellion / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Spectacular Spinning / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Spell Book / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Spell My Name with a "The" / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Spider People / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Spikes of Villainy / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Spirit Advisor / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Spiteful Spit / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Splash Panel / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Split-Personality Merge / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Splitting the Arrow / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Spot the Imposter / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Stage Magician / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Standard Establishing Spaceship Shot / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Standard Sci-Fi Fleet / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Starfish Robots / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Statuesque Stunner / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Stealing the Credit / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Stealth in Space / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Stripped to the Bone / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Struggling Single Mother / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Stupid Crooks / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Stylish Protection Gear / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Sucksessor / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Sudden Name Change / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Sudden Sequel Heel Syndrome / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Suicide, Not Murder / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Suicide Pact / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Super Family Team / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Super-Senses / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Super-Speed / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Super-Strong Child / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Super Window Jump / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Superhero Trophy Shelf / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Supernaturally Young Parent / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Survivor Guilt / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Sword and Gun / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Sword Fight / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Tagalong Reporter / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Taken for Granite / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Talk to the Fist / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Talking Down the Suicidal / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Targeted Human Sacrifice / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Tears from a Stone / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Tears of Remorse / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Technology Marches On / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Teens Are Short / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Teleportation Rescue / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Tentacle Rope / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Terrifying Rescuer / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
The Alcatraz / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
The Armorer / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
The Bard / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
The Blacksmith / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
The Blade Always Lands Pointy End In / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
The Brigadier / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
The Captain / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
The Champion / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
The Charmer / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
The Conqueror / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
The Coup / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
The Ditz / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
The Emperor / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
The Empire / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
The Engineer / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
The Ferryman / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
The Hecate Sisters / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
The Hero Dies / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
The Leader / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
The Mutiny / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
The Needless / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
The Precarious Ledge / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
The Queenpin / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
The Quest / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
The Redeemer / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
The Revolution Will Not Be Vilified / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
The Stars Are Going Out / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
The Usurper / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
The Vamp / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
The Voiceless / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
The White House / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
The Whole World Is Watching / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
There Are No Global Consequences / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
They Would Cut You Up / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Thin Chin of Sin / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Thirsty Desert / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
This Is Something He's Got to Do Himself / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Thong of Shielding / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Those Wacky Nazis / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Threshold Guardians / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Time Master / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Titanomachy, Round Two / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
To Hell and Back / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Token Black Friend / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Token Heroic Orc / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Token Human / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Tomboyish Name / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Tome of Eldritch Lore / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Too Fast to Stop / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Too Many Belts / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Top God / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Touched by Vorlons / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Town with a Dark Secret / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Tragic Bigot / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Tragic One-Shot Character / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Transformation of the Possessed / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Transformation Trinket / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Transforming Vehicle / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Trapped-with-Monster Plot / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Trauma-Induced Amnesia / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Treacherous Advisor / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Tricked-Out Shoes / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Trickster God / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Troperiffic / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Troubled Fetal Position / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Troubling Unchildlike Behavior / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Truly Single Parent / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Tuckerization / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Uncanny Atmosphere / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Undercover When Alone / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Underestimating Badassery / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Undressing the Unconscious / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Unexpected Character / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Unhand Them, Villain! / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Unholy Ground / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Unholy Matrimony / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Unlimited Wardrobe / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Unnamed Parent / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Unrelated in the Adaptation / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Unusual Ears / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Unwilling Roboticisation / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Unwilling Suspension / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Unwitting Pawn / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Used to Be a Tomboy / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Uterine Replicator / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Vampiric Draining / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Van Helsing Hate Crimes / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Veganopia / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Vehicular Sabotage / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Vehicular Turnabout / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Verbal Judo / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Villain in a White Suit / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Villain Override / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Villain-Possessed Bystander / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Villain with Good Publicity / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Villainous BSoD / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Villainous Rescue / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Villainous Underdog / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Villainous Widow's Peak / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Villains Never Lie / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Voice Changeling / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Voice of the Resistance / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Voice with an Internet Connection / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Vomit Discretion Shot / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Wakeup Makeup / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Waking Up at the Morgue / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Walking Shirtless Scene / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Wants a Prize for Basic Decency / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
War Arc / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
War Memorial / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
War Refugees / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Warrior Poet / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Warrior Prince / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Waving Signs Around / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
We Will Use Manual Labor in the Future / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Weird Beard / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
What Measure Is a Mook? / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Whip of Dominance / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Who Murdered the Asshole / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Willfully Weak / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Willing Channeler / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Winged Humanoid / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Witch Species / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Witch with a Capital "B" / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Wizard Duel / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Women Are Wiser / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Working on the Chain Gang / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
World War III / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Wouldn't Hurt a Child / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
X-Ray of Pain / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
X-Ray Sparks / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Xtreme Kool Letterz / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Ye Olde Butcherede Englishe / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Year Inside, Hour Outside / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
You All Meet in a Cell / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
You Are Too Late / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
You Don't Look Like You / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
You Have No Idea Who You're Dealing With / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
You Kill It, You Bought It / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Zip Me Up / int_15c6ea92
 Wonder Woman (1987) (Comic Book)
hasFeature
Zombie Apocalypse / int_15c6ea92