Wonder Woman (New Earth)

We continue with the princess of the Amazons
Portrayed by: Jaimie Alexander
Secret Origins: Born out of clay and by action of the greek gods, Diana is the daughter of Hippolyta of Thesmycira, patriarch and queen of a tribe of woman on a land outside of civilization, Paradise Island, homeland to the amazons.
Diana herself was the first born child on the island after many years of exile, as she was born she'd be bestowed not only with the life given by the gods, but also each one of the gods on the Greek Pantheon would give him a gift: Demeter, great strength; Athena, wisdom and courage; Artemis, a hunter's heart and a communion with animals; Aphrodite, beauty and a loving heart; Hestia, sisterhood with fire.
As the daughter of Hippolyta, Diana was trained as both a warrior by Antiope and as a diplomat by her mother herself. Eventually when she was already an adult, Diana was tasked by the gods themselves to aid them on an specific task, preventing Ares to ignite a greater war between America and the Middle East.
ARGUS: Then so, Diana embarked onto what the Amazons called ''Man's World'', dressed on an special armor designed for the Amazons' embassadors when they leave the island, along with it also being given the Lasso of Truth, forged and given to the Amazons as a gift from Hephaestus.
As soon as she arrived upon land, Diana was greeted by ARGUS (Advanced Research Group Uniting Super-Humans) and it's top members, Commander Etta Candy, Major Steve Trevor and ARGUS' current director, Amanda Waller.
With their help, Diana managed to locate Ares' location and confront him, believing that it would come to the end of the conflicts, yet, it was revealed by Ares himself that despite manipulating the events behind the scenes, it was on the humans' very nature to get into war and conflict, even if it's not by his influence.
Despite her mission being finished, Diana took Ares' words to heart, staying on Man's World as an effort to help fight war and conflict the most she could, to help promote unity and equality, taking upon the name what the media had started to call her: Wonder Woman.

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