Diana is a tall, beautiful, young woman with thick long black hair, Caucasian skin and deep ice-blue eyes. Her intense beauty also comes with commanding presence and an aristocratic nature. She seems to have inherited a lot of her mother's characteristics as they are quite similar in their appearance. When she was a child living on the island, she had the appearance of an ancient Greek warrior. She wore a small black top with some kind of golden armor on it and an armored black and red skirt.
She also wore a small pair of silver bracelets on her wrists and silver earrings. She also leaves her navel exposed. Some years later when Diana became a little bit older, the top she used to wear is now longer, black and red on her back and the golden armor on it was bigger, covering her right shoulder and forming something like a small "W" on her chest.
Her armored skirt was more red than black and there were some small gold details on it with a golden belt on her waist. Diana also wore some golden arm jewellery along with her silver earrings and the bracelets on her wrists.
She doesn't seem to wear any shoes as she has been seen walking barefoot on the island. As a teenager Diana wears the same top, only smaller, leaving her navel exposed and the golden armor is bigger, covering both her shoulders and forming a golden eagle on her chest. Her armored skirt remains the same and the only accessories she wears is her silver bracelets. Instead of being barefoot she also wears red thigh high boots.
When she appears in Washington, DC, she wears white pants with side pockets, white and sometimes black long top, which she has put inside her pants, white leather short cropped jacket with its inside lining and its collar being black and its sleeves being folded up. She wears two black belts, one on her waist and one on her left leg, black finger-less gloves and leather boots. She has her hair up in a ponytail but she has also been seen letting her hair down.
She also wears a pair of silver bracelets on her wrists above her gloves and also carries a globe with her, which is attached on her belts.
As a civilian, her clothing is very simple. She wears a blue long-sleeved blouse with ankle length blue skinny jeans and black high heel shoes. She also lets her hair down. As an agent of D. Diana wears black pants, a black and white top with D. She wears a white belt with side pockets and D. She also wears red earrings and aviator sunglasses with orange lenses and silver frames or regular glasses and has her hair up in a ponytail.
When Diana goes to fight Hades and his army of the undead, she takes on a more familiar Wonder Woman look - a set of Amazonian battle armor previously worn by her mother. Her costume includes a dark red top with a sterling silver eagle emblem on her chest, sterling silver belt and trademark tiara with a ruby star in the center of each one, dark red culottes under the extension of her top, a blue-black star-spangled armored skirt and dark red thigh boots with silver details.
She also wears a dark red shoulder armor, with sterling silver details, on her right arm and her usual silver bracelets on her wrists, although the bracelet she wears on her right wrist is covered by the extension of the shoulder armor. She carries with her a sword, her lasso of truth tied in her belt and a silver and red shield with a "W" logo on it in her left arm.
Diana was raised on Themyscira , a strictly misandrist society where males were neither needed nor wanted. As such, Diana displayed initial hostility towards Steve Trevor when they first met. However, she was more protective and open-minded than most Amazons, as she hid him from the others and asked him to be her "secret friend". She is also a lot more empathic and sweet than her tradition-obsessed sisters and proves to properly know the valor of another being's life and the difference between good and evil, that transcends the rules of civilizations.
Maybe because of this, after she arrives in Washington DC, she begins to act like a good Samaritan, despite not considering herself a "vigilante". Diana is also shown to be rather self-sufficient as she hunts for her own food at a young age and is able to kill a boar, as well as make a football by herself. She has clear sense of identity knowing who she is and where she comes from and because of this she declares herself to be proud of her origins regardless of the differences in mentality with her sisters.
After first arriving in what the Amazons call "Man's World," Diana begins to form her own impressions of it with their foreign value system and prejudices well intact.
She observes their contradictory attitude and seemingly double-standards. She also observes their choices of clothing and eventually overcomes her initial bias towards men to develop an acceptance and respect for the integrity and virtue that some of them possess. As the warrior princess of Paradise Island, Diana is an extremely formidable warrior.
She has been highly trained in many combat styles, as well as hunting, fishing, tolerating pain and many other survival techniques and proves to master them all at high levels even as a child.
She is also able to use simple objects such as candle holders or chains, as weapons to defend herself against opponents. Men are not allowed. Diana is the daughter of Queen Hippolyta. She was born on a mythical island hidden from mankind called Themyscira. When she was a child, she found a boy named Steve Trevor washed up on the Themyscira shores following a plane crash that had killed his parents as well.
She received him with hostility at first, telling him that men are not allowed on this island. But after hearing Steve's recount the accident and realizing that his parents were dead, she decided to hide him when she hears the older sisters approaching. She then introduced herself as Diana of Themyscira and said Steve was going to be her "secret boy".
Diana hid Steve on the island for five years. In that time, they managed to salvage the plane's remains and bury the bodies of Steve's parents. During the time, they spent together, they ended up developing their first time crush one for the other when they began to hit puberty.
Diana also made Steve a football from a boar's skin; they were playing football and then fell into a lake when Diana's mother found them and took the boy away to bring him back to the USA. Five years later, Diana, worried about her mother's destiny since she never came back is forging an aircraft with which she will try to leave from the island, when Artemis comes to confront her about leaving. Diana says she is tired of waiting so she decides to go and find her herself.
Artemis says that if she leaves too, there will be no heir to succeed her mother as the Queen but Diana has already taken her decision. Artemis then reveals that the Oracles of Themyscira had sent her to stop Diana from leaving the island because they had already predicted that she would do so. Artemis fights with Diana, questioning her about her reasons for leaving, but the princess succeeds to defeat her and then leaves the island with the craft.
Sometime later, Diana is in a boat traveling from Themyscira to New York. Two sailors are talking about her wondering if she ever sleeps and how she managed to move a bunch of things in the hold of the boat with the forklift broken. While arriving at New York's port, Diana is fascinated by the Statue of Liberty and impressed by the view of it she states that there is hope for this "New World" yet.
Diana meets Chloe Sullivan during her travels around the planet. Chloe would later tell Clark that, she met "a wonderous woman who will throw you for a loop". She defeats a pair of the terrorists, stopping bullets with the bracelets on her wrists and forces their leader along with the rest to march away, saving Martha's life.
On the roof of a building in Washington, Lois Lane has tracked down the vigilante dressed in white and has an encounter with her. Both women talk about the new vigilante's purpose in Washington. Lois mentions that the U. It seems that both women are starting to get along well, when they are suddenly interrupted by the appearance of some dreadful-looking winged creatures, which, as the vigilante says, come from a place of legend and magic.
Diana and Lois fight side by side against the winged creatures that manage to hurt the princess given their magical nature. Lois jokes about the fact that she and her fiance have much to talk about.
Diana is surprised to hear this and wonders what kind of man could be worthy to be a mate for a woman as strong and independent as Lois. Suddenly Superman arrives and defeats the monsters. Within minutes a group of D. Diana flees before Steve can recognize her. At the Marston Home for Wayward girls, two children are fighting over a toy before two older girls break them up before they start arguing and fighting each other. Diana comes and says this is neither the time or place for violence.
The two girls then insult her calling her a "stray dog" before Diana tells the girls to look away for a moment and picks them up telling them to calm down. Clark then comes in and asks Diana for some of her time. At first she doesn't want to talk to him, but then he takes off his glasses and she realizes he is Superman and leaves with him. Diana admits since her arrival she has been helping others who can't help themselves.
Clark comments on that saying it seems she spends most of her "helping" time putting men in the hospital.
She says during her time in "men's world" she has realized that men are rarely victimized by the opposite sex like these women have been. Then Clark asks her about her connection with Steve Trevor and she replies by saying it is complicated. Suddenly Watchtower communicates with Clark and tells him that she had tracked down the hostiles that he, Lois and Diana encountered at the cathedral and then sends him the coordinates.
Some time later, Superman and Diana arrive at the place, where Tess sent them and Diana says she feels that dark magics were practiced there. Superman sees some footprints, indicating that the harpies they fought were actually human and Diana sees some tablets with the stories of her people. Then Superman uses his X-ray vision and realizes that someone has covered the original stonework with new ones and Diana says not just anyone could have done that.
She states that these are actually messages and that her mother is still alive. Later at Steve's apartment, while Steve is taking his shower, Diana enters the rooms and looks around, finding the football they made when they were younger. Right then Steve enters the room, recognizing the mystery woman in his apartment as the burglar from earlier. Diana was able to quickly subdue Steve simply because he pulled a gun on her before Steve lost his towel standing before Diana in his birthday suit.
Diana quickly turns around in embarrassment, unable to believe how much Steve has grown. After a quick conversation, Steve realizes the mystery woman was actually Diana. He asked when did she get superpowers and she calmly tells him that her powers developed over time and why she came to Man's World.
But before she can explain more, she sees a picture of her mother with a young Steve. He explains that after bringing him back to the USA, she took care of him for few years, as Steve had no other family.
Now enraged, Diana demands answers and asks if Steve is the reason she never returned, with him swearing he hasn't seen her in years. Suddenly the D. Meanwhile Mr. Bones is outside calling for Diana's arrest. Outside of Steve's apartment, Diana admires the craftsmanship of a tank before breaking it down effortlessly. Bones orders the soldiers to shoot at her again and when they do hit Diana, she appears yet again unharmed. Diana then proceeds to destroy the tank and as she flips it over, one of the soldiers inside accidentally press the fire button which causes the tank to explode but fortunately Superman saves the soldiers just in time.
Steve then comes out of his apartment defending Diana but General Lane orders to fire at them again. Diana succeeds to deflect the bullets and save Steve but more soldiers fire at her. Suddenly, as Diana is busy on fighting the soldiers of D.
Bones then says to Diana that he can take her to her mother. Diana accepts the offer and to even being handcuffed with magical shackles, saying that if they keep their word she will not struggle.
Later, Diana is being tortured by Director Bones in D. Bones reveals to her the truth about him and Faust and the real mastermind behind all this, Hades. Bones says he was unable to fulfill his part of the deal and so he paid the prize, implying that Hades is responsible for his skin's condition. Bones threatens Diana that he will attack her home while Clark informs her he found her mother. After his revelation, Bones continues to torture Diana explaining that he wants to prevent her from hindering Faust's plan and also he wants to find what are her limits so he can learn how to strike down her fellow Amazons back in Themyscira, indicating that someday he may attack her home.
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