Thread: Golden Age Wonder Woman Villianesses

> Seems they stole Wonder Woman's villian for Flash and > Batman and now her's in a distant memory. Perhaps, but he only made one Earth-2 appearance...in 1948. Then the Earth-1 version didn't debut until after Captain Cold and Mister Freeze: http://www.dcuguide.com/chronology.php?name=ministerblizzard Minister Blizzard of Earth-2 # Wonder Woman Vol. 1 #29 (May-June 1948): "Ice World's Conquest"...

Seems they stole Wonder Woman's villian for Flash and Batman and now her's in a distant memory.

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I'd also like to see Badra revived, either as Bhadra, an avatar of the Hindu gods, or let that be the real name of Julia the Daxamite, who turned evil after Diana returned to Earth.

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> Crimson Centipede! Crimson Centipede! Crimson > Centipede! Crimson Centipede! Crimson Centipede! > Crimson Centipede! Crimson Centipede! Crimson > Centipede! > > I know he's Silver Age, but for my money, you just > can't beat a green guy in red pajamas with 100 > arms/feet! This is the villian I have been waiting for also!!!!

Minister Blizzard and the Blue Snowman both appeared in an issue of the Superfriends comic, along with other cold themed villains. And it was indeed Byrna Brilyant. I'd like to see more of that Tigra Tropica woman, and Zara. They should've used her in a Swamp Thing story as the chosen representative of the flame elementals.

How about that crossdressing Blue Snowman or evil Queen Clea of Atlantis?

I really enjoyed a Golden Age reprint featuring Atomia as a kid. I do believe that's the same villianess used by Trina Robbins in the "Legend of WW" series, but her interpretation did not have the same zing. As I recall, one of my favorite panels of all time is the last in the story I'm tyring to recollect. It's of Wonder Woman's boot with a tiny, distressed word balloon coming from under her heal, vowing...

Crimson Centipede! Crimson Centipede! Crimson Centipede! Crimson Centipede! Crimson Centipede! Crimson Centipede! Crimson Centipede! Crimson Centipede! I know he's Silver Age, but for my money, you just can't beat a green guy in red pajamas with 100 arms/feet! Seriously, Paula Von Gunther. She had no powers but she always seemed to get the better of Wonder Woman. Until the end of the story, of course.