Back in 1993, Debra Winger appeared on Letterman.  Recently I found a better copy of the interview.  In it, Debra was catty about discussing her time on the show.


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Much later, Lynda appeared on Larry King and rebutted Debra's remarks.


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This series of 44 cards folds out to a size of 2-1/2" x 4-11/16": "Make 9 Funny Pictures with Every Card". A larger (folding out to 3-1/4" x 6") set was produced later, without card #44 or the wording "Printed in U.S.A." after the Topps copyright mark.







The Complete List

1. Speedy Flash / Western Explorer / Evil Devil
2. Jimmy Olsen Cub Reporter / Graceful Dancer / Grubby Beatnik
3. Super Hero (Superman) / Fat Lady / Pistol-Packin' Marshall
4. Youthful Kid Flash / Viking Warrior / Flea-Bitten Dog
5. Heroic Green Arrow / Beautiful Starlet / Crying Baby
6. Riddler / Bear Named Sam Escapes from Park Zoo! / Slugger Hits 8 Balls out of Baseball Bark
7. Speedy Old Flash / Evil Witch Doctor / British Queen
8. Powerful Green Lantern / Scary Frankenstein / Beautiful Bathing Beauty
9. Atom / Mahatma Gandhi / Fido the Pooch
10. Handsome Green Lantern / Cross Eyed Clod / Beautiful Betsy Ross
11. Super Krypto / Clucking Chicken / Dancing Elephant
12. Wonder Woman the Amazon / Wanda the Witch / Babe Ruth the Slugger
13. High-Flying Supergirl / Roman Emperor / Sloppy Hobo
14. Mischievous Imp (Mxyzptlk) / Western Marshall / Snappy Hot Rodder
15. Martian Man Hunter / Loud Singer / Indian Chief
16. Saturn Girl The Legionnaire / Ulysses S. Grant The General / Pork Chops The Pig
17. Crime-Fighting Batman / Honest President / Fanged Dracula
18. Penguin the Evil Villain / Sinbad The Sailor / Lawrence of Arabia
19. Gold, the Metal Man / Oriental Criminal / Leo, the Lion
20. Alfred the Bulter / Blackbeard the Pirate / Hoppy the Kangaroo
21. Evil Joker / Bucking Bronco / Pretty Skater
22. High-Flying Hawkgirl / Dutch Governor / Western Cowboy
23. Adventurous Supergirl / Silent Comedian / Russian Politician
24. Batmobile / Bath Tub / Jack-in-the box
25. Crusading Editor (Perry White) / Decaying Mummy / Fighting Soldier
26. Superman / Jet Plane / Spotted Pup
27. Sharp-Shooting Green Arrow / Mysterious Secret Agent / Barnyard Pig
28. Ugly Bizarro / Russian Dancer / Shouting Paul Revere
29. Evil Penguin / Charity Raffles / Scientist Finds Cure...
30. Leader of the Blackhawks / Queen of the Egyptians / Mangy Rats
31. Robin Boy Wonder / Benjamin Franklin / Metal Robot
32. Winged Hawkman / Prehistoric Cave Man / Aging Scrubwoman
33. Beautiful Wonder Woman / Rock n Roll Singer / Dopey Dunce
34. Scheming Riddler / Hawaiian Dancer / Bizarre Martian
35. Leering Luthor / Happy Singer / Pretty Actress
36. Stretching Hero (Elongated Man) / Kiddie Bicyclist / Smiling Pianist
37. Metamorpho the Element Man / Balancing Bicyclist / Swimming Dolphin
38. Elastic Plastic Man / Graceful Giraffe / Chief Sitting Bull
39. Comic Book Reporter (Lois Lane) / Cuban Dictator / 18th Century President
40. The Aquaman / Beautiful Starlet / Ugly Monster
41. Flash / Ape Man in the Jungle / Astronaut in Space
42. Spectre / 19th Century Champion / Bad Tempered Hermit
43. Catwoman / DeGaule the General / Tipsy Drunk
44. Superman / Baseball Hero Autographing Ball / Boy Eating Ice Cream Cone

    

    

    

While this is from June 5, 2008, I figure if I missed it so did most people.

From the NY Daily News:


Wonder Woman is still fighting crime, after all these years.

Lynda Carter, 56, who played the superhero on TV, discovered the dead body of a woman floating in the Potomac River while canoeing Thursday.

The actress flagged down nearby boaters and they called rescuers, who pulled the body from the river, a spokesman for the Washington D.C. Fire Department said.

Paramedics performed CPR on the victim, but she was pronounced dead.

Carter abruptly left the private Potomac Boat Club on Water St. in northwest D.C. without commenting to reporters.

The body was discovered near the Virginia side of the river and authorities think the may have slipped and into the water while hiking.

The unidentified victim is described as a white woman, around 40-years-old, 5 foot 4, with brown, shoulder-length hair. She was wearing pearl earrings and a silver wristwatch, and had keys to a Chevrolet in her pocket.

    

From the LA Times:

"Beyoncé is ready for an Amazon-sized challenge -- the pop superstar wants to be the first actress to wear Wonder Woman's famed red, white and blue bathing suit on the silver screen.

"I want to do a superhero movie and what would be better than Wonder Woman? It would be great. And it would be a very bold choice. A black Wonder Woman would be a powerful thing. It's time for that, right?"

Beyoncé says that she has met with representatives of DC Comics and Warner Bros. to express her interest in a major role in one of the many comic-book adaptations now in the pipeline following the massive success of "The Dark Knight," "Iron Man" and the "Spider-Man" and "X-Men" franchises. Beyoncé's acting to career to date has included a comedic role in "Austin Powers in Goldmember" and two notable music world roles, the first as a quasi-Diana Ross character in "Dreamgirls" and as the defiant and heroin-addicted Etta James in the upcoming "Cadillac Records."

"After doing these roles that were so emotional I was thinking  to myself, 'OK, I need to be a superhero,'" Beyoncé told me this week when I met her for an interview in a suite atop the Rivington Hotel in New York. "Although, when you think about the psychology of the heroes in the films these days, they are still a lot of work, of course, and emotional. But there's also an action element that I would enjoy.""

*sigh*

No, Bouncy.  You were not meant to be Wonder Woman.

It's not because you're black, it's because you're a mediocre actress.

    

    

For those of you who want to purchase a truly special garment for someone we now have for women:



And for men:

    

Available now for under $10.00 USD is a new flashlight that can be found at Hot Topic, Superhero Stuff, and other retailers.



And this is what the flashlight projects:

    

A few days ago, a website called Wonder Who put up this poster:



Then four days later came this faux poster:



You've got to be kidding. Is turning Wonder Woman into a live action bimbo ever going to stop?