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    Wonder Woman #125

    Wonder Woman » Wonder Woman #125 - Wonder Woman - Battle Prize! released by DC Comics on October 1961.

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    Steve Trevor and Mer-Man compete for Wonder Woman’s hand, only to find themselves at odds with a knight in shining armor with a flying saucer.

    Wonder Woman is wooed by Mer-Man and Steve Trevor before falling for a shapeshifting alien posing as Sir Gallahad.

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    I Don’t Need No Man (Actually I Do – Desperately) 0

    Wonder Woman #125 - Wonder Woman - Battle Prize! by razzatazz on March 20, 2011

     Out of the very old golden age and into the end of the golden age, Diana started to be portrayed as madly in love with Steve Trevor and she would do all she could to gain and keep his favour.   Concurrently back stories of Wonder Girl (teenaged Diana) started to run in which she was infatuated by Merboy.   Merboy would return later to become Merman and form a three way love triangle from which Diana couldn’t decide.   I find this to be pretty stereotypical of what men thought women were primari...

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