I wore my Wonder Woman sneakers at a writer's conference last summer in Anaheim, California. Not being a fashion plate, I'm not used to comments on my clothes. I received more comments on those ...

With the 2017 summer blockbuster “Wonder Woman” in movie theaters, I’d like to bring up the 1975 TV series pilot from the original DC Comics. As far as I’m concerned, ...

Wonder Woman, the Amazon warrior princess, defined female power decades before Xena became a pop-culture phenomenon. As beautiful as she is strong, Wonder Woman is also known for her extraordinary ...

1975-1979: Wonder Woman finally gets her own TV show. ... it looked for a while like our best hope of seeing the character onscreen again would be television. Superhero shows were (and still are) ...

Lynda Carter has been gone from our superhero TV screens for much of the past four decades. But now, the “Wonder Woman” icon has been cast to play the president on “Supergirl.&#82… ...

After Wonder Woman ended in 1979, Carter continued working in TV and film, though took a step back to raise her children, Jessica and James, near Washington, D.C., after leaving Los Angeles.

Wonder Woman, Everyone’s Superhero Lynda Carter describes the origins of Wonder Woman and how she played the part on television to appeal to both both women and men, and girls and boys.

NBC's new Wonder Woman TV series is making a good effort to be ridiculous. There's the costume. There's the insane pilot script. But creator David E.

The Wonder Woman Limited Edition Original Television Soundtrack is a 3-CD set featuring the original scores from the classic television series by composers Charles Fox, Artie Kane, Robert Prince ...

After Wonder Woman ended in 1979, Carter continued working in TV and film, though took a step back to raise her children, Jessica and James, near Washington, D.C., after leaving Los Angeles.

The iconic Wonder Woman outfit worn by Lynda Carter in the 1970s TV show is set to go under the hammer this week - with a guide price of £150,000. Express. Home of the Daily and Sunday Express.

Jenkins mentioned Lynda Carter, who portrayed the superhero on the 1970s television series and appeared in "Wonder Woman 1984." Patty Jenkins said that Gal Gadot was the "greatest gift" along the ...