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Name: Princess Diana of Themyscira
Identity: Diana Prince
Birthplace: Themyscira (a.k.a. Paradise Island)
Age: 35
Height: 5' 11"
Weight: 135 lbs.
Eyes: Blue
Hair: Black
Marital Status: Single
Occupation: Asst. Curator of Gateway City Museum of Cultural Antiquities
Known Relatives: Queen Hippolyta (mother) Antiope (aunt, deceased)
Group Affiliation: Justice League of America
Base of Operations: Gateway City and Olympus
First Comicbook Appearance: All-Star Comics #8 (1941)
First Appearance (current version): Wonder Woman (second series) #1 (February, 1987)

Origin:

Destined from birth to be a champion, Diana was formed from the clay of Themyscira by the hands of Queen Hippolyta, ruler of the Amazons, and brought to life by the powers of the Gods of myth. Chosen to be Themyscira's ambassador of peace, Princess Diana is more widely recognized throughout "Man's World" as Wonder Woman. A gentle and caring soul, Diana's methods are different from those of more traditional superheroes. Still true to her original mission to teach the virtues of Olympus, she never attacks without provocation and will only fight as a last resort. But, this does not dim her dedication to protecting those in need.
Gifted by the Greek gods, Wonder Woman possesses superhuman strength, the ability to fly, and amazing speed and reflexes. Trained in the ancient Greek methods of hand-to-hand combat, she is a formidable opponent. Combining her speed and training, Wonder Woman is able to deflect projectiles with her bracelets. She also wields the Lasso of Truth, forged from the girdle of the earth mother Gaea, which forces anyone held by it to tell the absolute truth.

Powers and Abilities:

· Power of the Earth by Demeter
· Power of flight and speed (Mach 2-3) by Hermes
· Beauty and a loving heart by Aphrodite
· Wisdom by Athena
· Eye of the hunter and unity with the beasts by Artemis
· Sisterhood with fire by Hestia

Weapons:

· The golden lasso of truth spun from the girdle of Gaea
· Nigh-unbreakable bracelets from Zeus' shield - the Aegis
· Body armor (includes a sword and a shield)
· The Sandals of Hermes and the Gauntlet of Atlas
· Morphing "nearly-invisible" vehicle