Weird Wonder Woman

[Eliseu Gouveia]

VS. THE CHEETAH (March 1979)

Don´t let PETA see this page.

[AndyMangels]

Found another image of British comedienne Bella Emberg, who portrayed "Blunder Woman" (or Blunderwoman) on The Russ Abbott Show.

It was on Russ' official site.

[AndyMangels]

Here's a page from Marvel's WHAT IF vol. 1 #34 referencing Wonder Woman.

And yes, I'll be getting to the Not Brand Echh pages soon.

That is, if anybody cares? Oddly, although this thread gets a massive amount of hits, almost nobody makes a comment...

Anyhow, enjoy this page:

[AndyMangels]

From MAD Magazine #177, in the feature "A Mad Look At SuperHeroes"
done by Sergio Aragones.

[Charybdis4]

We should also give a special heads up to the fabulous WONDER WABBIT from "The Just'a Lotta Animals" who appeared in Captain Carrot & the Zoo Crew.

I loved the names in this team especially "Zap-Panda", "Stacked Canary" & "Hawkmoose"

http://images.google.co.uk/imgres?im...a%3DN%26um%3D1

[Alan2099]

French Anti-AIDS poster. These were made in both French and English. There's also a Superman one.

[Nevermore999]

...that...Wow.

[Mark_S]

Well in the Total Drama Action battle between Wonder Woman and the Human Cricket... it just didn't end well for Wonder Woman.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VD1BqzR-304
Mark_S

[bottlecityofkanga]

French Anti-AIDS poster. These were made in both French and English. There's also a Superman one.

OMG!!!!

Is this for real?!?!

Bloody hell! That's sure makes an impact!

PS I can't believe Bella Emberg's cropped up on this forum! To be fair the Russ Abbot Show wasn't very good. It made Are You Being Served look like Fawlty Towers.

[coveredinbees]

In 1967, William Dozier (producer of the Batman show) commissioned a pilot for a Wonder Woman show. It's awful.

I can't access YouTube from here, but this seems to be it:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tKZJVhn7M4

It's curious how so much of the comedy of the '30s, '40s, and '50s is just as funny now as it was then, give or take the odd bit of "topical" humor that isn't anymore. The Marx Brothers, Looney Tunes, I Love Lucy, for example... it still works. By comparison, a lot of stuff people apparently found funny in the '60s is just horribly dated today. (Then again, I suspect the above pilot didn't wow many people in 1967 either....)

This was great! Why wasn't this a show?

Here's a Debra Winger as Wonder Girl appearance almost 10 years after the Wonder Woman series ended on the David Letterman show. She discusses the series and Lynda Carter and then at the end....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXgzLv5eDDo

This was good, too.

[Mark_S]

And here it is, a bit fuzzy, from "Super Hero-Id"

Can't see it from this picture but I saw the show last night and instead of a star in her tiara Linsday has a maple leaf.

Mark_S

[FeminineMystique]

French Anti-AIDS poster. These were made in both French and English. There's also a Superman one.

Not quite as bizzare as the ones here in England featuring HITLER...but still pretty weird

[philippos42]

Thanks for the image of Cassie sitting S&S. That was cute.

[Flying Saucers Over Oz]

http://www.youtube.com/warch?v=gEylEDrbjSI

[AndyMangels]

Here are two Don Martin takes on Wonder Woman.

The first is from issue #210 with "Don Martin's Guide To Some Very Obscure Comics Sound Effects!"



The second is from issue #208 with "A Mad Look At Super-Heroes"