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Shortly after its formation, she handily won a sparring match against Superman aboard the League's watchtower.

Many years after the Justice Society's heyday, a new team of heroes was formed called the Justice, of which Diana also became a member. ĭiana returned to human society and joined a superhero group known as the Justice Society of America, which would save the world multiple times, even helping end World War II. Having been betrayed by the man she loved, Diana killed him and grew colder than she had ever been before. However, while they were there, Trevor attempted to steal the lasso behind Wonder Woman's back, blowing his cover as a spy for the Nazis. Despite this, however, Diana became traumatized by the capacity for evil that man as a gender was capable of.Īfter witnessing the deaths of multiple civilians and children, Diana was convinced to return home to Paradise Island by Trevor to retrieve the Lasso of Truth to interrogate German POWs. There, Diana and Trevor fell in love as they fought side-by-side in World War II for the Allies. Against the wishes of her Amazon sisters, Diana returned with Trevor to man's world (the Amazons' name for the rest of the Earth), taking the alias Wonder Woman. However, despite being gifted by the gods, Diana lacked a certain moral goodness that her aunt Antiope said she could never teach her niece.ĭuring World War II, a man by the name of Steve Trevor washed up on Paradise Island and was discovered by Diana, who grew sympathetic of his cause to stop the evil perpetrated by the Nazis. Do note, though, that some of these stories are more "real" than others as a couple of them involve outright tricks that would suggest that the women in question weren't technically knocked up.Diana, daughter of Hippolyta, was born on Paradise Island and was trained to be a great fighter by her Amazon sisters. In this list, we will take a look at the women that Superman has "knocked up" over the years. RELATED: Thor In The Morning: 15 Characters Who Felt Thor's "Hammer" He's had kids with loads of women in different comics. However, over the years, it has not just been Lois Lane who has had kids with Superman. As you might imagine, then, in the long-running Superman spinoff series, Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane, the imaginary stories that they figured that kids wanted to read were stories where Lois and Superman finally end up together, get married and have kids. Therefore, whatever the writers want to have happen can happen. In the 1950s, DC Comics pioneered what it called "Imaginary Stories." These are stories that are not part of the overall general DC Comics continuity.