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| − | :''You may be looking for [[Wonder Woman]]'' from the [[Earth-1A Universe]]. |
+ | :''You may be looking for [[Wonder Woman]]'' from the [[Earth-1A Universe]]. |
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+ | | name = Wonder Woman |
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| real name = Unrevealed |
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| species = [[Metahuman]] <br> [[Amazonian]] |
| species = [[Metahuman]] <br> [[Amazonian]] |
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| planet = [[Earth]] |
| planet = [[Earth]] |
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| + | | universe = [[Universe of Evil| Universe of Evil <br> (Earth-Three / Earth-148)]] |
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This ''[[Universe of Evil | alternate universe]]'' version of [[Wonder Woman]] is evil and terrorizes [[Earth]]. |
This ''[[Universe of Evil | alternate universe]]'' version of [[Wonder Woman]] is evil and terrorizes [[Earth]]. |
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'''''Super-Woman''''' was born into the partially "reversed" universe of ''Earth-Three''.<ref>See [http://dc.wikia.com/wiki/Earth-Three ''Earth-Three at the DC Databaase''] and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earth-Three ''Earth-Three at Wikipedia'']</ref> |
'''''Super-Woman''''' was born into the partially "reversed" universe of ''Earth-Three''.<ref>See [http://dc.wikia.com/wiki/Earth-Three ''Earth-Three at the DC Databaase''] and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earth-Three ''Earth-Three at Wikipedia'']</ref> |
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| − | Similar to the story of Wonder Woman, Super-Woman was a known Amazon and has all the powers and abilities of the Amazons. But unlike Princess Diana who was a recognized leader of the Amazons, this Amazon was a renegade who left Paradise Island on her own accord after finding out about the outside world. It was also known that the Amazons of Earth 3 never tried to recall her back from the outside world despite all the intervening years Super-Woman was active. |
+ | Similar to the story of Wonder Woman, Super-Woman was a known Amazon and has all the powers and abilities of the Amazons. But unlike Princess Diana who was a recognized leader of the Amazons, this Amazon was a renegade who left Paradise Island on her own accord after finding out about the outside world. It was also known that the Amazons of Earth 3 never tried to recall her back from the outside world despite all the intervening years Super-Woman was active. |
Superwoman was a member of the [[Crime Syndicate of America]], a villainous counterpart of the Justice League of America. |
Superwoman was a member of the [[Crime Syndicate of America]], a villainous counterpart of the Justice League of America. |
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| + | ==Powers and Abilities== |
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===Powers=== |
===Powers=== |
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| − | Obvious Superhuman power levels of Strength, Speed, Accuracy, Stamina and Durability as part of her Amazon heritage.<br> |
+ | Obvious Superhuman power levels of Strength, Speed, Accuracy, Stamina and Durability as part of her Amazon heritage.<br /> |
Was apprarently stripped of her immortality as she was shown with an age streak of grey hair in later stories. |
Was apprarently stripped of her immortality as she was shown with an age streak of grey hair in later stories. |
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===Abilities=== |
===Abilities=== |
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Comparible to the Earth One Wonder Woman. |
Comparible to the Earth One Wonder Woman. |
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Comparible to the Earth One Wonder Woman. |
Comparible to the Earth One Wonder Woman. |
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Not Known |
Not Known |
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| − | Magic Lasso |
+ | *Magic Lasso |
| + | *Kryptonite Ray Gun |
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None known - no invisible plane/jet |
None known - no invisible plane/jet |
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==Notes== |
==Notes== |
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| − | * The name "Superwoman" was originally copyrighted by ''Detective Comics''<ref>January 1942</ref> |
+ | * The name "Superwoman" was originally copyrighted by ''Detective Comics''<ref>January 1942</ref> |
| − | * The ''first true appearance'' of Superwoman, which is usually thought to have been one of many trial runs for the future introduction of [[Kara Zor-El]] as Supergirl years later, was printed in '' |
+ | * The ''first true appearance'' of Superwoman, which is usually thought to have been one of many trial runs for the future introduction of [[Kara Zor-El]] as Supergirl years later, was printed in ''Action Comics''.<ref>Go to [http://dc.wikia.com ''DC Database''] for more on [http://dc.wikia.com/wiki/Action_Comics_Vol_1_60 ''Action Comics'' Vol. 1, #60] (May 1943)</ref> in May 1943. |
* ''Super-Woman'' first appeared as a member of the [[Crime Syndicate of America]] in publications by DC Comics in ''Justice League of America'' Vol. 1, #29<ref>Go to [http://dc.wikia.com ''DC Database''] for more on [http://dc.wikia.com/wiki/Justice_League_of_America_Vol_1_29 ''Justice League of America'' Vol. 1, #29] (August 1964)</ref> in August 1964. |
* ''Super-Woman'' first appeared as a member of the [[Crime Syndicate of America]] in publications by DC Comics in ''Justice League of America'' Vol. 1, #29<ref>Go to [http://dc.wikia.com ''DC Database''] for more on [http://dc.wikia.com/wiki/Justice_League_of_America_Vol_1_29 ''Justice League of America'' Vol. 1, #29] (August 1964)</ref> in August 1964. |
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* This version was created by [[Gardner Fox]] and Mike Sekowsky. |
* This version was created by [[Gardner Fox]] and Mike Sekowsky. |
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| − | * It is never stated that this version of the Amazon from Paradise Island, is actually Princess Diana. Her specific birth name and original identity was never revealed in-story, though some readers suggest |
+ | * It is never stated that this version of the Amazon from Paradise Island, is actually Princess Diana. Her specific birth name and original identity was never revealed in-story, though some readers suggest that ''Diana of Earth-Three'' did parallel the ''Pre-Crisis Earth-TWO Wonder Woman'' and may therefore share the same back story. |
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==External links== |
==External links== |
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*[http://superman.nu/esm/superwoman.php Maggin on the Kristin Wells Superwoman's origins] at [http://superman.nu/theages/welcome.php Superman.nu] |
*[http://superman.nu/esm/superwoman.php Maggin on the Kristin Wells Superwoman's origins] at [http://superman.nu/theages/welcome.php Superman.nu] |
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+ | *[http://dc.wikia.com/wiki/Super-Woman_(Earth-Three) Super-Woman (Earth-Three)] at [http://dc.wikia.com/wiki/DC_Comics_Database DC Database] |
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==References== |
==References== |
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Revision as of 15:36, 27 November 2017
- You may be looking for Wonder Woman from the Earth-1A Universe.
| Alternate Universe | |
| Wonder Woman | |
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| File:Evil WonderWoman.png | |
| Information | |
| Real name: | Unrevealed |
| Species: | Metahuman Amazonian |
| Homeworld: | Earth |
| Universe: | Universe of Evil (Earth-Three / Earth-148) |
| Hair: | black |
| Base: | Hall of Evil |
| Affiliations: | Super Enemies |
| Played by: | Shannon Farnon |
This alternate universe version of Wonder Woman is evil and terrorizes Earth.
Silver Age Background
Super-Woman was born into the partially "reversed" universe of Earth-Three.[1]
Similar to the story of Wonder Woman, Super-Woman was a known Amazon and has all the powers and abilities of the Amazons. But unlike Princess Diana who was a recognized leader of the Amazons, this Amazon was a renegade who left Paradise Island on her own accord after finding out about the outside world. It was also known that the Amazons of Earth 3 never tried to recall her back from the outside world despite all the intervening years Super-Woman was active.
Superwoman was a member of the Crime Syndicate of America, a villainous counterpart of the Justice League of America.
Powers and Abilities
Powers
Obvious Superhuman power levels of Strength, Speed, Accuracy, Stamina and Durability as part of her Amazon heritage.
Was apprarently stripped of her immortality as she was shown with an age streak of grey hair in later stories.
Abilities
Comparible to the Earth One Wonder Woman.
Strength
Comparible to the Earth One Wonder Woman.
Weaknesses
Not Known
Equipment
- Magic Lasso
- Kryptonite Ray Gun
Transportation
None known - no invisible plane/jet
Notes
- The name "Superwoman" was originally copyrighted by Detective Comics[2]
- The first true appearance of Superwoman, which is usually thought to have been one of many trial runs for the future introduction of Kara Zor-El as Supergirl years later, was printed in Action Comics.[3] in May 1943.
- Super-Woman first appeared as a member of the Crime Syndicate of America in publications by DC Comics in Justice League of America Vol. 1, #29[4] in August 1964.
- This version was created by Gardner Fox and Mike Sekowsky.
- It is never stated that this version of the Amazon from Paradise Island, is actually Princess Diana. Her specific birth name and original identity was never revealed in-story, though some readers suggest that Diana of Earth-Three did parallel the Pre-Crisis Earth-TWO Wonder Woman and may therefore share the same back story.
External links
- Maggin on the Kristin Wells Superwoman's origins at Superman.nu
- Super-Woman (Earth-Three) at DC Database
References
- ↑ See Earth-Three at the DC Databaase and Earth-Three at Wikipedia
- ↑ January 1942
- ↑ Go to DC Database for more on Action Comics Vol. 1, #60 (May 1943)
- ↑ Go to DC Database for more on Justice League of America Vol. 1, #29 (August 1964)