Then in 1972, in the era of bra-burning, Diana Prince ditched her Wonder Woman alter ego and her famed costume after re-thinking her fashion through the prism of feminism.

Wonder Woman was a glorious exception that helped paved the way for more onscreen superheroines. Former Miss U.S.A. Lynda Carter played Wonder Woman and her alter ego, Diana Prince, from 1975 to ...

You know things are going wrong at the outset, when we find Diana Prince, Wonder Woman’s alter ego, working at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington in 1984.

Wonder Woman was introduced as a native of an all-female clan of Amazons who wins the privilege of helping a U.S. pilot named Steve ... as her weirdly self-infatuated Wonder Woman alter-ego. ...

Wonder Woman uses one, while out and about as her alter ego Diana Prince. Good thing. We’re not sure the spandex costume has pockets to hold a dime. R is for Ronald Reagan.

Gal Gadot is suiting up as Wonder Woman (alter ego Diana Prince) and while we’ve seen plenty of pictures of her in action — and in the Batman vs. Superman trailer — we’ve yet to see her in ...

The new 'Wonder Woman' film, set in 1984, ... “It’s all art,” Wonder Woman alter-ego Diana Prince (Gal Gadot) remarks as she and love interest Steve Trevor (Chris Pine) ...

So, Wonder Woman chops her hair, dons a pair of glasses (a nod to Clark Kent and his superhero alter ego Superman) and trades in her star-spangled leotard for the camouflage bustier.