Wonder Woman was created by psychologist and writer William Moulton Marston, with artist Harry G. Peter illustrating her first appearance. She was introduced as a feminist superheroine and symbol of female empowerment.
Wonder Woman made her debut in All Star Comics #8, marking her official entrance into the DC Comics Universe.
During the Silver Age of comics, Wonder Woman underwent significant redesigns to her costume and character background to reflect contemporary aesthetics and narratives.
Wonder Woman was revitalized as a feminist icon during the 1970s, coinciding with the Wonder Woman TV series starring Lynda Carter, which increased her mainstream popularity.
Writer and artist George Pérez rebooted Wonder Woman in the 1980s, emphasizing her Greek mythology roots and redefining her origin story in the comic book series "Wonder Woman (Vol. 2)."
DC Comics relaunched its entire line with New 52, including a new Wonder Woman series that presented a modernized version of the character and her mythology.
The first solo live-action Wonder Woman feature film was released, directed by Patty Jenkins and starring Gal Gadot, bringing the character to a new generation of audiences.
The sequel to the Wonder Woman film, titled "Wonder Woman 1984," was released, continuing the cinematic portrayal and cultural impact of the character.
Themyscira, also known as Paradise Island, is created as a hidden island sanctuary for the Amazons, gifted by the gods to protect the Amazons and their way of life.
Diana is sculpted from clay by Queen Hippolyta and blessed with life and powers by the Olympian gods, becoming Princess Diana of Themyscira.
Diana undergoes rigorous training in combat, philosophy, and diplomacy to become a warrior and emissary of the Amazons.
American pilot Steve Trevor crash-lands on Themyscira, revealing the existence of the outside world and conflict during World War II.
Diana leaves Themyscira with Steve Trevor to enter the world of man, adopting the identity of Wonder Woman to fight for justice and peace.
Wonder Woman confronts and defeats Ares, who seeks to perpetuate war and destruction among humanity.
Barbara Ann Minerva becomes Cheetah, a fierce adversary of Wonder Woman, marking the beginning of a long-standing rivalry.
Wonder Woman battles the sorceress Circe in the Underworld to rescue lost souls and protect the balance between worlds.
Wonder Woman leads the Amazons and allies against a devastating war among the Olympian gods and other pantheons.
Diana temporarily loses her powers due to betrayal but ultimately regains them through her strength and the support of her allies.
