DC has just given fans a huge confirmation: as they revisit their 90-year history, they’ll officially establish [SPOILER] as the Wonder Woman of WWII.

Yet with Wonder Woman, DC has strangely seen it fit to change her backstory for every major era of comics from the Golden Age ...

While "Wonder Woman" was introduced during the Golden Age of comic books, the popularity of superhero comics waned after World War II and the market shifted to include more horror, crime and ...

Wonder Woman gets all the attention as comic’s pre-eminent superheroine, but there are plenty of other female crimefighters worthy of our attention — even back in the Golden Age of comics.

She’s the most famous female superhero of all time, with comics published nonstop for over 80 years. And in those eight decades, Wonder Woman, both as a character and as a comic book title, has ...

The Golden Age Wonder Woman, in the 1940’s, had various mental and psychic abilities including the power to control the electricity in her body. That’s because her creator, William Moulton ...

Even without being Wonder Woman's first appearance, Sensation Comics #1 is undeniably a major Golden Age comic book key. Hitting the newsstands just two weeks after the character's first ...

But the shield tossing patriot is not the only superhero born during the Golden Age. Wonder Woman – As America entered World War II, the Amazon princess made her debut in December 1941 in All ...

The infographic begins with Golden Age Wonder Woman from 1941 in her signature costume of patriotic blue shorts with stars, a red bustier adorned with a yellow eagle, and red boots designed by H.G ...

The stamps — commemorating Wonder Woman’s 75th anniversary – seem designed to delight WW fans of all ages, depicting the character from four eras: the Golden Age (1941–55), Silver Age ...

A murder investigation on Mount Olympus leads Wonder Woman to reveal a secret of her Lasso of Truth to Batman.