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Peter - USA

I've been a Wonder Woman fan since as far back as I can remember. (Running home from Kindergarden to watch the series in syndication being my earliest memories.) My sisters always had some sort of Wonder Woman item, toy or clothing around the house it seemed. Although I loved the character it never occured to me that I could actually collect her or the comic book until my late teens in the mid-1990s. I had already become a rabid comic book reader by that point but it wasn't until I picked up the (then) newly released Wonder Woman graphic novel "The Contest" by writer William Messner-Loebs and artist Mike Deodato that I became hooked. Not only did my love for Wonder Woman become re-ignited but I also fastly fell in love with the newest edition to the Wonder Woman family: Artemis of Bana-Mighdall. From that point on I started collecting anything I could get my hands on that was Wonder Woman related. As I'm sure a lot of other collectors can attest to, eBay laid claim to many a pay check but I didn't care as long as I got each prized item in hand. After a while seeing the mail being delivered became near to a Christmas experience, eagerly awaiting to open each parcel. I've also been very fortunate to have met other collectors from all over the world, sharing in their excitement over new additions and happily trading various items much sought after. I've also been lucky enough to have met Wonder Woman actress Lynda Carter at various appearances. In most of those occasions I've been able to have her sign several of my items. It's these autographed items that I am much happy to display as part of my collection. The signed items include: the DC Direct full figure Lynda Carter as Wonder Woman statue, the 1977 ProArts Lynda Carter poster, and all three DVD seasons of the Wonder Woman television series. Another highlight of my collection is a mini-shrine to the few (but much appreciated) Artemis of Bana-Mighdall collectible items.

Favorite items: the Super Juniors Wonder Woman squeeky toy, Wonder Woman underoos, the 1978 Wonder Woman velcro dart board, and Wonder Woman Homecoming Hijinks coloring book (complete with cut-out paper doll on the back).