Patty Jenkins’ Wonder Woman recently became the highest-grossing superhero origin story ever seen on the silver screen, inching past 2002’s Spider-Man with a worldwide box-office haul of just over $821.7 million.
A sizable component of this enthusiastic audience is familiar with the swingin’ ’70s iteration of the character bounding onto television screens across America in full Technicolor. For geeks of a certain age, Lynda Carter’s version of Diana Prince and the legend of Wonder Woman is what they grew up with, solidifying the notion of her extreme popularity for the past 76 years, since she was created by psychologist William Moulton Marston. read more
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