I’ve always liked Wonder Woman because she was one of the first female superheroes—and for a long time, she was basically the only one. She stood out.
I also love that she fights for America. Her stars‑and‑stripes costume says it all, and anyone who knows me knows I’m a true patriot.
But what really makes her special is her story. She grew up among fierce warrior women, trained in combat and strategy, and still leads with compassion. She believes people can be better, and she fights with both strength and heart. She’s tough, but she’s not reckless.
I’ve always loved her gear—the Lasso of Truth, the bracelets, the shield, the sword. Everything about her feels iconic. She’s tough, she’s smart, she’s powerful.
Wonder Woman was created during World War II, at a time when people needed to see a strong woman take the lead. William Moulton Marston looked at the women around him who were pushing for real change and built Wonder Woman with that same spirit. Whether she’s fighting gods or dealing with everyday wrongs, she always sticks to her values.
That’s what I love about her.
Reference
https://www.britannica.com/biography/William-Moulton-Marston
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