Before there was Captain Marvel, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, or even Katniss Everdeen from “The Hunger Games,” there was Wonder Woman.

For five decades, Wonder Woman has been far more than just a TV series: Lynda Carter’s powerful heroine has served as a revolutionary role model for young girls, even boys, everywhere. Wonder Woman ...

In 1975, a 23-year-old from Phoenix, Arizona walked onto a television set wearing a red, white, and blue costume that no network executive believed would work — and became the most powerful woman on ...

Discover how James Gunn's DCU is failing to give Wonder Woman the representation she deserves, despite her iconic status and ...

Lynda Carter and director Patty Jenkins will discuss 50 years of the Wonder Woman TV series at the Smithsonian American Women’s History Museum. The post Lynda Carter & Patty Jenkins to Discuss WONDER ...

The 1960s Batman and '70s Wonder Woman TV series are a solid foundation of pop culture. In fact, it'd be reasonable to say the two adaptations are two of the most important pieces of fiction in ...

While fans eagerly await to see who will play the next Wonder Woman in James Gunn's DCU, we've gathered a number of performers who we'd love to see in the role.

Over the weekend, Sabrina Carpenter suited up as Wonder Woman as part of her Halloween Short n' Spooky show at New York's Madison Square Garden. Photos and footage of the singer as the iconic DC ...