Wonder Woman and IOA

[Johnie]

Ok now that DH and I have had a fight regarding whom Wonder Woman belongs to (DC Comics or Marvel Comics :rolleyes: )....can someone tell me if Wonder Women is at IOA?

[Whitequeen]

Unless you count me, Johnie!!;) I didn't see her!! I wasn't looking for her though!!:rolleyes:

[Cathydisneynut]

The only female comics character we saw at IOA was someone from "X-Men" :wave:

Cathy

[Johnie]

Thanks! I was thinking that would be the case. I was saying that Wonder Woman was a DC comic and DH was arguing with me. I don't know why he bothers :rolleyes: lol

I think Alysia and I might add a couple of days to our trip and head over to Universal and IOA.

[Cathydisneynut]

LOL Johnie! Another good reason for extending your holiday...:D

Cathy

[JuniorTOT]

No WonderWoman is not at IOA. The only females that are there are Storm, and Rogue from X-Men I believe.

[miraclemoments]

Originally published in January 1942 by All-American Comics, which merged with DC in 1944, this issue reprints the second appearance of Wonder Woman (her first was in All-Star Comics #8. Also featured are stories by Gardner Fox and Bill Finger, and art by Sheldon Moldoff and Irwin Hasen. Wonder Woman, the creation of William Moulton Marston, was clearly the star feature of this issue. She lasted until Sensation Comics #110, but her adventures continued in Wonder Woman, in one form or another, until the present day.

From this website: Wonder Woman (http://www.kenpiercebooks.com/ww.htm)