#magic lasso

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Is this the origin story of Wonder Woman's magic lasso?

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Wonder Woman #10, Fall 1944. Harry Peter cover pencils & inks.

Info from Grand Comics Database

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She works HARD for the money!

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The Wonder Woman logo has become a symbol of strength and justice, evolving over the years to represent the iconic Amazonian warrior. As fans eagerly await the release of Wonder Woman 3, excitement builds around Gal Gadot’s return to the big screen. For those looking to embody this powerful character, the Wonder Woman costume remains a popular choice, complete with the signature tiara, gauntlets, and lasso of truth.

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Wonder Woman: “Now let me show you how you use the Lasso of Lightning.”

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I have really mixed feelings about WW84 (2020). First of all I have to say, I now understand why as a kid, I preferred Marvel over DC comics. I don’t understand why the fuck DC insists on focusing on their superhero’s sex life! Even when it comes to the FLASH. I don’t give a fucking rats ass about the hero’s personal relationships with their spouses, boyfriends, or the like. It get’s really boring. Not only that, in regards to Wonder Woman, it’s freakin’ obvious! She grew up on a secret island with ONLY WOMEN on it. You figure it out!! Then again, maybe for whatever reason, they loved the chemistry between Gal Gadot and Chris Pine, and needed a story line to have an excuse to bring him back. If this is true, they could have created a better story line. No one was seeing this movie to watch a love story! For real. The other thing is, this shit is too political, and not just political, but mushy “made for TV political.” I was sooo disappointed of this ending. I’m not gonna tell you a lie. The only reason to watch this movie is for the cool special effects, and the fighting scenes. That’s it!! Other than that, this movie sucks ass.

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In the Nov.\Dec. 1951 #50 issue of Wonder Woman there appeared a 12-page story written by Robert Kanigher with art by Harry G. Peter titled, “The Secret History of Wonder Woman’s Lasso.”

It’s narrated half the time by the lasso, as it seems it can think, and half by Wonder Woman reminiscing about getting the Lasso as she and Steve hurtle to their doom after being tossed from the Invisible Plane, and while a fairly long story with it needing to be dipped in magic volcanos and dealing with giant rocs and other things, they still survive.  

It's been said that if Robert Kanigher had not been an editor at DC (specifically Wonder Woman) no one else would have ever bought any of his stories.

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Wonder Woman #232 by Mike Nasser