Weird Wonder Woman

[AndyMangels]

VERSUS THE ROBOT MASTER (September 1981)

[Sijo]

OUCH! I actually remember most of these! I'm O-o-o-old!

Still, it's nice to go down memory lane... EXCEPT for that godawful Robin joke. Hembeck must still be living it down.

On the other hand, I hadn't seen the Sugar & Spike tribute in Wonder Woman. Nice touch! (And gee, Cassie has sure changed a lot, hasn't she? )

[JKCarrier]

This is pretty weird... Wonder Woman meets The Brady Kids:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LpZbcM2eufI

(This was Diana's first animated appearance, pre-dating the Super Friends show)

[FeminineMystique]

THE MALTESE CUP CAKE (May 1977)

This is a work of demented beauty. It deserves to be hung and put on show in the Louvre.

[FeminineMystique]

Double post, sorry

[Amazon Fan]

Here's a link to a 1980 Filipino movie - not Darna - this is Wander Woman!

http://www.superheroeslives.com/dc/w...ko!_(1980).htm

[Alan2099]

A figure of Steve Trevor was planned for the DC Superpowers toyline. (Maybe.)

http://www.toyotter.com/spfind/pprocketman.html

[Indigo Al]

What about Golden Age Wonder Woman appearing in the Archie cartoon, as the star of a circus act? I forget the exact details - I'll try to track it down....

[Flying Saucers Over Oz]

VS. THE CHEETAH (March 1979)

Back when we were all pining for Gail to take over WONDER WOMAN, someone reprinted this with the word-balloons changed. In the revised version, Wonder Woman, tired of the long delays between issues, takes matters into her own hands and seduces Gail into taking over the book by giving her delicious snack cakes. ("I don't have time to write your book too!" "So give up GEN 13! Noone reads it anyway!").

[AndyMangels]

What about Golden Age Wonder Woman appearing in the Archie cartoon, as the star of a circus act? I forget the exact details - I'll try to track it down....

I've never heard of this! Are you sure you aren't confusing it with the Wonder Woman at the Olympics episode of The Brady Kids?

Filmation WAS planning on doing a Wonder Woman cartoon, but it never came to be...

[AndyMangels]

As I mentoned, Filmation WAS planning on doing a Wonder Woman cartoon, but it never came to be...

And just to show it, see this fairly rare 1966 DC ad that wasn't printed in many books.

http://www.wonderwomanmuseum.com/ima...Atom-25-01.jpg

[Indigo Al]

I've never heard of this! Are you sure you aren't confusing it with the Wonder Woman at the Olympics episode of The Brady Kids?

Filmation WAS planning on doing a Wonder Woman cartoon, but it never came to be...

You're right! I was confusing it in my head. It was the Brady Kids cartoon.

[Gail Simone]

From 1956 to 1971, DC published a series called SUGAR and SPIKE, about a pair of tykes who could communicate with each other. In almost every issue, they presented 1-2 pages of "Pint-Size Pin-Ups," which were paper dolls of the characters with outfits designed by readers. Though the main Sugar and Spike characters were drawn by Sheldon Mayer (original editor of Sensation and WW at All-American Comics), it's unclear if the outfits were drawn by him or not.

The only super-heroine outfits ever designed for Sugar were variations on Wonder Woman (paging Carol Strickland!), although Spike got to be Batman (twice), Robin, Superman, and Hawkman.

Here are the three pages featuring Sugar as Wonder Woman, from issues #16, 91, and 93!

For some reason, they're not coming up on this page, so you'll have to click the links...

Oh, my lord, those are AWESOME, Andy!

[Gail Simone]

Okay, this is my new favorite thread on this board.

Sorry, it's official.

[Gail Simone]

Back when we were all pining for Gail to take over WONDER WOMAN, someone reprinted this with the word-balloons changed. In the revised version, Wonder Woman, tired of the long delays between issues, takes matters into her own hands and seduces Gail into taking over the book by giving her delicious snack cakes. ("I don't have time to write your book too!" "So give up GEN 13! Noone reads it anyway!").

I want to see that one!

and Gen13, when I wrote it, was actually the best-selling WSU book by quite a number!