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* AdaptationalModesty: The Barbara Ann Minerva version of the Cheetah ordinarily goes naked or wears a bikini pelt after she's transformed, while this incarnation wears a shirt and denim shorts even in humanoid cheetah form (though she would later eschew clothing in a subsequent story where she tries to get Clayface to defeat Wonder Woman).

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* AdaptationalModesty: Zig-zagged. The Barbara Ann Minerva version of the Cheetah ordinarily goes naked or wears a bikini pelt after she's transformed, while this incarnation wears a shirt and denim shorts even in humanoid cheetah form (though she in her first story, but would later eschew clothing in a subsequent story where she tries to get Clayface to defeat Wonder Woman).Woman and is shown wearing a jumpsuit in the ''ComicBook/Batman66'' crossover.
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* RoguesGalleryTransplant: [[Franchise/BatMan Batman]] villains Clayface and Solomon Grundy both make appearances in the series.

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* RoguesGalleryTransplant: [[Franchise/BatMan Batman]] villains Clayface and Solomon Grundy both make appearances in the series.series, with the closest their stories get to acknowledging Batman being Wonder Woman remarking that Clayface is a long way from Gotham during their encounter.
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* ContinuitySnarl: Solomon Grundy's story is contradictory towards his appearance in ''ComicBook/Batman66'', considering that the ''Batman '66'' crossover would establish that [[Series/Batman1966 the 1966 Batman show]] is in a SharedUniverse with the 1975 Wonder Woman show. Solomon Grundy here is established to be an assumed legend and rises to defend a female descendant of his from domestic abuse, which clashes with the ''Batman '66'' comic giving Grundy the origin of Cyrus Gold being a former husband of Marsha, Queen of Diamonds who ended up freezing to death after being told to wait outside the house during winter and was subsequently revived as a zombie by Marsha's Aunt Hilda.

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* AdaptationalModesty: The Barbara Ann Minerva version of the Cheetah ordinarily goes naked or wears a bikini pelt after she's transformed, while this incarnation wears a shirt and denim shorts even in humanoid cheetah form.

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* AdaptationalModesty: The Barbara Ann Minerva version of the Cheetah ordinarily goes naked or wears a bikini pelt after she's transformed, while this incarnation wears a shirt and denim shorts even in humanoid cheetah form.form (though she would later eschew clothing in a subsequent story where she tries to get Clayface to defeat Wonder Woman).



* CrossOver: Fittingly enough, the series crossed over with its sister series ComicBook/Batman66 and then followed up with a crossover with Series/TheBionicWoman

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* CrossOver: Fittingly enough, the series crossed over with its sister series ComicBook/Batman66 and then followed up with a crossover with Series/TheBionicWoman''Series/TheBionicWoman''


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* RuderAndCruder: The original television show had no profanity to speak of, but this comic has occasional uses of "bastard" and the crossover with ''Series/TheBionicWoman'' has several utterances of "hell".

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** Barbara Ann Minverva gets her powers to turn into [[ComicBook/{{Cheetah}} The Cheetah]] from the Egyptian, cheetah-headed, goddess Mafdet rather than the plant god Urzkartaga.

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** Barbara Ann Minverva Minvera gets her powers to turn into [[ComicBook/{{Cheetah}} The Cheetah]] from the Egyptian, cheetah-headed, goddess Mafdet rather than the plant god Urzkartaga.


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* AdaptationalModesty: The Barbara Ann Minerva version of the Cheetah ordinarily goes naked or wears a bikini pelt after she's transformed, while this incarnation wears a shirt and denim shorts even in humanoid cheetah form.

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