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 ...

To millions of people, there is only one Wonder Woman: Lynda Carter, who played the iconic role from 1975-79 on TV. No one could better wear those kick-ass red boots, handle the lasso of truth and ...

Strangely, Wonder Woman also has a third identity in the form of Diana Prince, her civilian alter-ego who mostly sits on the couch and watches The Notebook. The series would have followed Diana as she ...

As Wonder Woman, she embodies the ... Hal's alter ego allows him to blend in with society, using his skills as a test pilot to maintain a cover for his heroic activities. Ad.

Ahead of 'Wonder Woman: ... Diana re-embraced her classic look, and also went back to splitting time with her Diana Prince alter ego for the first time in many years. 11 of 13.

After meeting Wonder Woman, young Hailey Radtke would tell nurses that she was Wonder Woman too. Her family thinks the superhero motivation helped the little girl successfully battle through chemo.

Democracy isn’t dead in the U.S., however, and Wonder Woman’s alter ego, Diana Prince, steps into the political fray in order to keep the corrupt “Man’s Party” from taking control of the ...