History ReferencedBy / WonderWoman

* Seven of Nine says "Suffering [[LesYay Sapphic!]]" while playing a holodeck heroine in the ''StarTrekVoyager'' SlashFic ''Attack of the 50-Ft Half-Klingon''.

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* ''Anime/ProjectAKo'': The main character is heavily implied to be the daughter of Wonder Woman and Superman (who appear in a LawyerFriendlyCameo scene. Even sporting bracelets in a nod to Diana.

* Anime/ProjectAKo - The main character is heavily implied to be the daughter of Wonder Woman and Superman (who appear in a LawyerFriendlyCameo scene. Even sporting bracelets in a nod to Diana.

* {{WebVideo/Shaun}}'s response video ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33FH1Jl62cY The Truth About "The Truth About Wonder Woman"]]'' understandably regularly references the film Stefan is supposedly reacting to with his misogynistic vitriol (but doesn't seem to have actually watched) as Shaun responds in near disbelief to many of Stefan's arguments about the film having a misandrist agenda. Mostly using dialog and context from actual film which instantly disproves Stefan's "points".

* While working heel, Camron Star would dress as Wonder Woman, particularly on the shows of Indiana based New Era Wrestling. She especially liked to while feuding with Thunderkitty, a redheaded baby face who commonly wore leopard print singlets, to invert Wonder Woman's usual dynamic with Cheetah/Giganta. She also did so while managing Damian Cole, a heel who would dress as Captain America, referencing a {{common|crossover}} {{crossover ship}}.

* "Wonder Woman Of Wrestling" has unofficially been bestowed on several people in the Wrestling/NationalWrestlingAlliance throughout the decades, most prominently on half of the NWA World Women's TagTeam Champions Sabrina, where it was positive parallels were drawn to the physical characteristics of her the "Golden Age" character. Others include Wrestling/CheerleaderMelissa (who is similar in appearance to Sabrina and even used Tricky's "Number One Da Woman" as entrance music), Wrestling/MercedesMartinez, and Santana Garrett, though it was usually used derisively in Garrett's case by rivals like Thunder Rosa.

* ''Series/LovecraftCountry'': The characters Hippolyta and her daughter, Diana, are a nod to Wonder Woman and her mother.

* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'': In the season 2 episode "Three Men and a Comic Book", Bart and Lisa ponder whether ComicBook/RichieRich and WesternAnimation/CasperTheFriendlyGhost are one and the same. Homer then mentions Wonder Woman.

* In Sara Paretsky's ''V.I. Warshawski'' novels, one of IntrepidReporter Murray Ryerson's nicknames for Warshawski is Wonder Woman (along with Literature/NancyDrew and [[Film/{{She}} She-who-must-be-obeyed]]).

* The cover for issue 11 of ''ComicBook/AllNewWolverine'' is a nod to the cover of ''[[ComicBook/TheHiketeia Wonder Woman: The Hiketeia]]''.

* One set of Princesa Sugehit's ring gear, as a {{tecnica}}, is based on Wonder Woman's costume, only with various insects in place of the birds, stars and letters.

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* ''WesternAnimation/TheLEGOMovie2TheSecondPart'': The appearance of three Wonder Women (targeting three different age groups) is a specific reference to the Impossible Tales in ''[[ComicBook/WonderWoman1942 Wonder Woman Volume 1]]'' where three differently aged Wonder Women appeared side by side (Franchise/WonderWoman, the original ComicBook/WonderGirl, and Wonder Tot).

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* Wrestling/BethPhoenix's headband brings Diana's tiara to mind, something she has embraced as part of her "[[AmazonianBeauty Glamazonian]]" shtick.
* Wrestling/MandyLeon has dressed as Wonder Woman for some publicity posts.