She does not have any unique weaknesses but does have general vulnerability, i.e. Her speed is only noticeable when she is intercepting bullets, and her senses are nothing unusual. She is very adept in close combat, being able to punch with great force and can also absorb much punishment even from Kryptonian opponents. Her physical strength is considerable but is finite: in one scene she is unable to halt the gradual fall of Justice One. When traveling through space, she has to go by vehicle as she is presumably not fast enough to get anywhere on her own, but she is able to survive in the vacuum outside. This version of Wonder Woman can fly and although her invisible jet is mentioned at least twice she does not use it. Occasionally she exclaims "Great Hera!" when suddenly surprised. She can be both romantic and condescending towards men at times. Perhaps to explain this, she tells us that as a child she did not have toys and had to fight a cyclops instead. By nature she is tough and confident and, although she has a strong sense of justice, is less tolerant than Superman towards captured criminals. Although an Amazon, she speaks with a very American voice. Wonder Woman is an Amazon warrior and occasionally reminds us of her prowess and her need for daily training. She wears her traditional costume except that it has thigh-high boots and a short, dark blue skirt of dangling strips in the style of that of an ancient Greek warrior. She is a tall, slim woman with a lightly tanned complexion, long black hair and blue eyes. Wonder woman series#Whether you are a Wonder Woman fan or a Lynda Carter fan or even a 1970’s TV fan.Wonder Woman is one of the main characters of the series and appears in half of the episodes. Her base picks up all of the colors on her costume and only serves to emphasize the importance of this piece. You’ll find Wonder Woman posed on her WW symbol base at a statuesque 27 inches tall, with a detachable WW backdrop that can be removed or attached depending on your tastes. In the Bonus Version, Wonder Woman comes with a removable, fabric cape! This was her heroic statement piece when she wanted to make an impression.not that she wouldn’t, anyway! Whether you choose to display Wonder Woman with her star-spangled cape, or without it, there is no wrong choice. And we round this statue out with her golden tiara, bracelets and magic Lasso of Truth. We took particular attention to replicate all the correct finishes of her eagle symbol, her bustier, her shorts and boots to make the costume as close to authentic as possible. Wonder woman skin#We used tried and true methods to render her skin as lifelike as possible in a polystone statue. We managed to heighten the realism of this Museum Masterline statue by including every stitch, wrinkle, piping, and pleat of her signature costume. From picking up the subtle detail of her loose wavy hair, to rendering how striking her baby blue eyes were and to rendering her toned physique, we lived and breathed Wonder Woman 24/7. We wanted to be sure to catch each and every detail, angle and look of the 70’s superhero icon. With the talented artists at Blitzway, we spent days and days poring over reference media of Lynda Carter as Wonder Woman. That’s why Prime 1 Studio collaborated with our partner studio Blitzway, to capture both the subtle and eye-catching features that made Lynda Carter such a celebrated Wonder Woman for decades! Prime 1 Studio and Blitzway are indeed excited to present a long-awaited iconic piece of superhero TV history: The 1/3 Scale Wonder Woman (Lynda Carter) from the Wonder Woman 1975 TV Series!Īnyone would be hard-pressed to disagree that Lynda Carter is the perfect Wonder Woman: her stature, kindness, grace, and strength all contributed to her portrayal of Princess Diana of Themyscira. "Wonder Woman! All the world is waiting for you! And the power you possess!"
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