Wonder Woman (Justice Lord)

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Wonder Woman (Justice Lord)
Information
Real name:	Diana
Species:	Amazon
Hair:	Black
Eyes:	Blue
Relatives:	Hippolyta (mother), Hades (possible father)
Base:	Themyscira; Watchtowers
Affiliations:	Amazons, Justice Lords
Abilities:	Superhuman strength, speed, stamina, durability, agility, flight, superior martial arts and hand-to-hand/weapons combat skills
Weaponry:	Bulletproof bracelets, magic lasso
Voiced by:	Susan Eisenberg

In a parallel universe, Wonder Woman was a member of the Justice Lords.

[edit] History

Justice Lord Wonder Woman's background was the same as the Justice League's Wonder Woman, including that she came from the island of Themyscira where she was Princess of the Amazons. Lord Wonder Woman's history diverged from her counterpart when she experienced such events as the election of Lex Luthor as President of the United States, and the subsequent execution of the Flash. After the Flash's death, Lord Wonder Woman participated in an attack on the White House, where she worked side by side with Lord Batman against the Secret Service to clear a path for Lord Superman to get to the Oval Office. Of the three, she was the most visibly shaken by Lord Superman's decision to kill President Luthor.^[1]

After that day, Diana took part in bringing peace to Earth by placing it under the harsh rule of the Justice Lords. At some point in this period, Diana shed her traditional costume and replaced it with a new one, while also cutting her hair short.^[1]

When Lord Batman revealed his interdimensional transport device to the other Justice Lords, Diana was able to see the universe of the Justice League, where her and the Lords' counterparts dubbed themselves "Justice League," continued to battle a criminal Lex Luthor, along side a still living Flash, but also never took control of Earth. She also took part in the planning to transfer the Lords' brand of justice to the universe of the Justice League.^[1]

After the capture of the Justice League, Diana traveled to their universe with the other Justice Lords, sans Lord Batman. Almost immediately, they found themselves battling Doomsday. While Lord Superman dealt with the rogue behemoth, Diana saved a train full of people from falling off the rail, which had been damaged in the battle.^[1]

Soon after, the Justice Lords occupied the Justice League's Watchtower. When they were alerted that Lex Luthor had escaped from prison, Diana and the other Lords left the Watchtower to deal with him. When they arrived, however, they found that the breakout was actually a trap set by the Justice League, who had been freed by Justice Lord Batman and returned to their home universe.^[1]

Diana fought her Justice League counterpart, almost killing her multiple times. She also nearly killed the Justice League's Batman, and was only stopped by the timely intervention of her counterpart. The two Amazon women continued to fight, and it was only ended when Lex Luthor targeted Justice Lord Wonder Woman with his power disruptor, depriving her of her powers. Soon after, she and the other Justice Lords were returned to their own universe.^[1]

[edit] Brainiac Construct

During the final hours of the Cadmus Crisis, Brainiac/Lex Luthor created a construct of Lord Wonder Woman. She fought her Justice League counterpart until Wonder Woman traded places with Superman. She was destroyed when Wonder Woman and Superman threw the Justice Lord Superman and Wonder Woman constructs together. ^[2]

[edit] Powers and Abilities

Justice Lord Wonder Woman shared the same powers and abilities as the Justice League's Wonder Woman, though she came to use them in a far more damaging and brutal way than her League counterpart.

[edit] Appearances

Justice League

• "A Better World"

Justice League Unlimited

• "Divided We Fall" ^{(Brainiac Construct)}

[edit] Background Information

• The change from Wonder Woman's traditional cosume to the new one worn by Justice Lord Wonder Woman likely signifies that Diana had renounced her Amazonian heritage, since the lifestyle and choices of the Justice Lords would greatly conflict with the values held by the Amazons.

[edit] Footnotes