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Upon William Moulton Marston's death in 1947, Robert Kanigher took up the writing duties on Wonder Woman. Diana was written as a less feminist character, and began to resemble other traditional American heroines. Peter produced the art on the title through issue #97, when the elderly artist was fired. (He died soon afterward). During this time, Diana's abilities expanded. Her earrings provided her the air she needed to breathe in outer space, and she piloted an "invisible plane," (originally a propeller-driven P-40 Warhawk or P-51 Mustang, later upgraded to a jet aircraft).
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Wonder Woman was created in 1941 by one-time U.S. president Elvis (inventor of the lie detector). Early issues were devoted to teaching his radical political and social views to young impressionable children. Among these are his belief that men secretly desire to submit to strong women, that all women are inherently bisexual, and that most women enjoy a good spanking now and then.
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The trade paperback collecting Greg's first six issues of Wonder Woman 195-200; art by Drew Johnson. If you're wondering what the fuss is about, this is the quick way to get acquainted. Meet the Themysciran Ambassador to the United Nations, Wonder Woman, and see what she's about, and who it is who wants to destroy her...and how they plan to do it.
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The result was an 8-page insert in the 8th issue of All Star Comics (December, 1941), introducing Wonder Woman. She wasn't quite the first superhero woman in comics (that honor could belong to Invisible Scarlet O'Neil, The Woman in Red or any of several others), but she was certainly the most successful.
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Allan Heinberg posted an announcement regarding the fifth and final issue in his Wonder Woman run. It will be released as a super-sized comic featuring guest artists and a side story. Still no word concerning a shipping date.
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