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It's the same thing in French because it's the name of a person.

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Paradise Island, also known in the scripts as Themyscira Island. It was one of the Greek Islands as the frequent use of Greco-Roman mythology ( more so than any other comic-book character) represents. Great Hera! is a frequent expletive.

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It all depends on your source of information. If you're following paper comics, the only writer to really address the relationship is Joe Kelly. He plays around with it, but decides, in the end, to leave it alone.

He was probably trying to develop a story that was first brought out in the DC Animation Continuum (DCAU). If you don't know what that it: it's the Batman, Superman, Justice League cartoons that ran for about five or six years before Warner Brothers lost permissions to make the shows. Bruce Timm and Paul Dini were the creative forces behind these shows and they pretty much build around one world of superheroes- DC based. Wonder Woman comes in with the Justice League shows, but Batman had been around for a while (and so, it was also the case in the continuum). With one episode in the first year of Justice League, "The Brave and the Bold," Wonder Woman tries to stop a missle and gets buried in the process. Batman touchingly/fruitlessly tries to dig her out before she emerges on her own. During all of the cheering at a day saved, she notices his gloves torn from the digging and then kisses him on the cheek.

The fan response was huge, so the writers decided to play around with the story of a relationship between WW and BM. A chief writer on this storyline is Dwayne McDuffie- creator of Static Shock and one of the larger story arches for the DCAU. Notable episodes where WW and BM hint at something happening are, "Maid of Honor," "Starcrossed," "This Little Piggy," "A Once and Future Thing, Part 1," and "Kid's Stuff." In the first of these, Diana and Bruce have a lengthy dance and flirt before getting around to saving the day. In the end, Diana guesses that Batman is Bruce W, but he plays it off. In "Starcrossed," the Justice League shares their identities before separating to rendevous at a later point & Diana & Batman go their own way. To avoid capture, they "pretend" make out.

In "This Little Piggy," BM and WW discuss dating. While talking to the super heroine about saving WW, Batman admits to something going on between the two. With "A Once and Future Thing, Part 1," Green Lantern/ John Stewart gets at Batman about his dating WW and while trying to play it off, Batman is "caught" by WW. And last, the writers had fun with the superheroes as children in "Kids Stuff." Little girl Diana has a "crush" on little boy Bruce that's pretty funny.

In all, the DCAU played with the possibility without letting it distract from larger stories. The main writer in these, McDuffie, has said in an interview that something may yet be written on this storyline. And it seems to be a fan favorite.

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Binding her bracers together takes away all her powers, so if you could when against her without her extra strength, flight, and her lasso.

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Of course not. She is a fictional character and has many roots in Greek Mythology, moreso than any other super-hero type character. It might be argued Flash is derived from Mercury, but Wonder woman is a mythologists delight.

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To properly price and grade your comic book(s) it's best to refer to the "Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide" in order to assess the value and condition .

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From the title sounds like something suspicious on one of those accident prone Floating Oil Refineries. Jeeps! Just last week an Exxon-Mobile pipeline ruptured in a remote area... The so-called Texas Towers ( more accurately applied to the vertical derrick rig- on land or elsewhere- are often called by the men who work on them- Platforms. so it goes. Sounds like something on an Oil refinery.

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The Amazon .

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Invisibility and force fields.

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living a quiet life with her husband in los angeles. not all people yearn for the bright lights of Hollywood. she was married to gil Scott heron for a while.but they divorced .

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She is Polish. Got back to Poland. Her name is Małgorzata Zajączkowska.

Check out the interwiev with her:

http://www.claudia.kobieta.pl/claudia2/index.jsp?place=Lead07&news_cat_id=92&news_id=696&layout=1&forum_id=142&page=text Sincerely

Polish Girl

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Justice League of America.

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Yes, but have it treated, before becoming pregnant. Remember the more scarring you have, the worse your chances for future pregnancies, so be more careful of your partners in the future. Good Luck.

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she wears a body pertecter

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Beatrice Roberts did NOT play "Queen Aura" but rather "Queen Azura" in "Flash Gordon's Trip to Mars." The questioner is confusing her character with "Princess Aura" (Ming's daughter) from the initial 1936 Flash Gordon serial, played by Priscilla Lawson. After only a marginal career at Universal Pictures, Roberts left the acting business in 1949. She died at age 65 in her Hollywood Hills home in 1970.

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Gyneka. It means 'woman.'

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The Scarlet Pimpernel's alter ego was aristocratic and foppish Sir Percy Blakeney. Hungarian author Emmuska Orczy wrote the play and a series of novels about the Englishman who led the fight to liberate French aristocrats from the guillotine during the French Revolution. The books were written at the beginning of the 20th century, but set in the 18th century.

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I think 5'8 is an excellent height for a woman. Some of the most beautiful women in the world are this tall. You should consider yourself extremely lucky if you're talking about this from personal experience I sure hope not... as I'm 5'8". Wish I was 5'10" though. no, its not all that tall, now if you were 8'5 that is TALL. kk I am 5'8 and 13 and I am still growing. I think it is great to be tall and it makes you very beautiful.

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Margaret is now known as Maggie Langrick. She lives in Vancouver, BC, Canada, where she is the entertainment editor at the Vancouver Sun. www.vancouversun.com

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They occasionally perform at shows in Florida.

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The god of war ares, cheetah, lord of the underworld hades, giganta, veronica cale, circe, aresia, sireen my fav wonderwoman badguys

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balance- the skeletal body helps keep balance in the body, The organ system- works together to preform its job.