In 1975, Wonder Woman debuted on TV with her classic eagle-emblem costume worn by Lynda Carter. When the series moved from ABC to CBS in 1977 and the storyline jumped from World War II to the present day, costume designer Donfeld introduced a sleeker, modern look—and the rest is history. Which do you prefer: the iconic eagle or the modern cut? #lyndacarter #wonderwoman #mujermaravilla #mulhermaravilha #superheroes #classictv #dianaprince #70s #popculture #dcuniverse #dcfandome #superhero #superg

Original Wonder Woman The 1975 Wonder Woman TV film serves as the pilot for the iconic series starring Lynda Carter as Diana Prince, also known as Wonder Woman. Set during World War II, the story follows Princess Diana of Themyscira, an Amazon warrior from a hidden island paradise, who leaves her home to help fight for peace in the outside world after rescuing Major Steve Trevor (played by Lyle Waggoner), an American pilot who crash-lands on her island. Gifted with superhuman strength, agility,

November 7, 1975. The world met Wonder Woman for the very first time. It’s hard to believe it’s been 50 years since Lynda Carter first spun into our lives and changed television — and generations — forever. Long before superheroes filled every screen, she embodied strength, kindness, and grace in a way no one had seen before. She showed that power could be gentle, that beauty could come with purpose, and that a woman could be the hero of her own story. And yes — it was Lynda Carter herself who i