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  • Olive Byrne, Wonder Woman’s Other Mother
    Wonder Woman

    Olive Byrne, Wonder Woman’s Other Mother

    May 25, 2020May 9, 2026

    As it turns out, secret identities were more than merely comic book fictions in the Marston household. Olive Richard was a pseudonym taken by Olive Byrne, who was had not only been his research assistant, but was also the mother of two of his children.

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  • Everything You Believe is a Lie (A Review of Wonder Woman #755)
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    Everything You Believe is a Lie (A Review of Wonder Woman #755)

    May 21, 2020May 9, 2026

    As an immortal embodiment of the indomitable feminine spirit, Wonder Woman’s character lends herself to the exploration of big ideas. Fortunately writer Steve Orlando really likes to play with big…

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  • Think of All the Wonders We Can Do
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    Dress Code Violation: That Time Wonder Woman Was Fired from the United Nations

    May 14, 2020April 23, 2026

    In 2016, the year leading up to the release of her eponymous movie, Wonder Woman was named the United Nations’ Honorary Ambassador for the Empowerment of Women and Girls. The…

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  • Wonder Woman in original costume
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    Pin-Up Powerhouse: Wonder Woman’s Controversial Costume

    May 13, 2020April 23, 2026

    Marston knew that they were dancing at the edge of social acceptability, but as a promotional image by Peter plainly declared, Wonder Woman came to Man’s World to combat not only “man’s superiority” and “prejudice,” but also “prudery!”

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  • Elizabeth Holloway Marston next to Wonder Woman
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    Elizabeth Holloway Marston, the Real Original Wonder Woman

    May 12, 2020April 23, 2026

    Sadie Elizabeth Holloway was a wonder among women. Born in 1893, she emigrated with her parents from the Isle of Man, an island situated in the Irish Sea between Ireland…

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  • The Extraordinary Résumé of William Moulton Marston
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    The Extraordinary Résumé of William Moulton Marston

    May 11, 2020May 9, 2026

    One Comic Book Writer’s Extraordinary Résumé Wonder Woman’s creator, Professor William Moulton Marston, was a peculiar figure in the comic book industry. The creators of Superman (Jerry Siegel and Joe…

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  • Under the Queen’s Girdle
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    Under the Queen’s Girdle

    May 10, 2020April 23, 2026

    The Magic Girdle as a gift from Aphrodite adds another dimension to the mythology. Hanley correctly identifies the girdle as a zoster, but it is also something more, a specific artifact from the boudoir love goddess herself.

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  • Herstory of Hippolyte
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    Herstory of Hippolyte

    May 9, 2020April 23, 2026

    “The truth does seem to change according to who is looking for it — and why.” Phyllis chesler In the pages of Wonder Woman, Marston took the story of Hercules’…

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  • History of Hercules
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    History of Hercules

    May 8, 2020April 23, 2026

    Wonder Woman’s real-world origin begins in World War II America, but elements of her backstory can be traced to ancient Greek tales of the mighty hero, Hercules. Famous for his incredible strength, Hercules was the son of Zeus, king of the gods, and the mortal Alcmene.

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  • Learning the Legend
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    Learning the Legend

    May 7, 2020April 23, 2026

    Every version of Wonder Woman’s origin contains certain common elements. Nearly every variation can be boiled down to this: Princess Diana is the greatest champion of the mythic Amazons, a tribe of immortal women who had abandoned Man’s World for a hidden island, where they founded an all-female utopian civilization. After proving herself the strongest and most capable among them, Diana leaves Paradise Island for Man’s World where she becomes the world’s greatest superheroine.

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  • Professor Marston and the Wonder Women still photo
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    Professor Marston and the Wonder Women

    May 6, 2020April 23, 2026

    When is a true story not the truth? Sometimes a person’s life story is so fascinating that it eclipses historical truth, and the legend that is passed down comes to…

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  • Kink in the Golden Lasso
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    Kink in the Golden Lasso

    May 5, 2020April 23, 2026

    At that time no one cared much about Wonder Woman. At least it seemed that way. But the standing-room-only lecture suggested otherwise. I told the audience how Dr. William Moulton Marston had created not just Wonder Woman, but also the lie detector and the psychological model, DISC Theory.

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