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Is it just me or is Wonder Woman everywhere these days? Even at the mall: she just released a makeup line for MAC. When does she find time to save the world? (Drawings courtesy of the great Mike Allred.)

New t-shirts and fashion shows at the New York Fashion Week borrowed heavily from WW’s sense of style and iconic imagery.

At carnaval, a magazine had a special spread on heroines, and guess who looked better naked and spray-painted?

And the talk on TV is the new Wonder Woman series, for which casting has been ongoing. Elizabeth Hurley was cast in the pilot as the superhero nemesis (not any of the classic ones, mind you).

Speaking of Wonder Woman TV series, check this pilot for a silly and thankfully unaired show.

Now it’s just wait until she gets off that silly costume she’s been in lately.

Here are some fantastic Wonder Women that Brazilian artist Ed Benes has been producing for the Amazon lately.

New Wonder Woman

Let me go on record and say I'm not down with Wonder Woman's new costume. I know Jim Lee designed it and all, but so much about Wonder Woman is her classic costume. She needs good new stories, not new outfits. Let's see how long this lasts.

Wonder Woman Day

Yesterday was Wonder Woman Day. Here's to the most exceptional woman of all.

The war of the Wonder Women

After Megan Fox dissed Wonder Woman, probably in a fit of sour grapes since she's not attached to the project anymore, no one less than original WW Lynda Carter came out in the amazon's defense.

"She just didn't really get it.

Like, who trashes Wonder Woman, right?

What is there to trash?"

Obviously, only Megan Fox's reputation and IQ.

Ms. Wonder Woman

Wonder Woman’s back on the cover for Ms. Magazine’s 40th anniversary issue, with art by Mike and Laura Allred! 

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Wonder Woman defeated

It’s sad when you’re happy that a show about Wonder Woman won’t be picked up as a series by a major TV station. But it’s better this way.

Wonder Women

With so much about Wonder Woman in the air these days, I selected ten of the best I've seen lately. Click to enlarge and to see name of the author in url.

Wonder Woman and Superman

Again. Every few years DC Comics decides to pair these two up for some reason or another, with things usually ending up in friendship. This year, reporter Alyssa Rosenberg lambasts the dryness and unsexiness of the cover for Justice League 12, comparing it to someone "smushing a Barbie and a Ken Doll together. These don’t look like humans who are attracted to each other and in the process of making actual sexual contact." Writer Geoff Johns says we'd better get used to it.


And with that in mind, another round of Wonder Women.