William Moulton Marston, sometimes known as Charles Moulton, was a Harvard graduate who went on to become a psychologist, lawyer, inventor, and comic book writer. He was also a known polygamist, and he credits Wonder Lady to his wife (Elizabeth Hollaway) and the primary woman they lived with (Olive Byrne). All of this, in addition to inventing the polygraph exam. That lasso for detecting lies makes considerably more sense today. ¹⁾

Back in the 1990s, Marvel and DC agreed to play nice and not only crossover the characters so we could experience what it was like for instance, Batman and Wolverine to team up, but also blended them (Batman and Wolverine became Dark Claw). Wonder Woman encountered Thor and his hammer, Mjolnir, during this brief shared world period. It turns out that, unlike so many previous comic book heroes, Wonder Woman is deserving of and capable of wielding the Asgardian hammer. ²⁾

Her Lasso of Truth, bullet-deflecting bracelets (called the Bracelets of Victory), and, of course, her invisible jet are all part of her arsenal. But there's a lot more to it than that. Wonder Woman also wears a royal tiara (which is more effective than it seems), combat axes, spears, mystic armor, and a magical sword, as well as Hermes' mythological shoes and Atlas' gauntlet. Oh, and a slew of supercharged earrings. ³⁾