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We have yet to see any official footage of Wiig in her full Cheetah getup, but I know I’m not alone in my excitement for this particular casting choice.

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Her feline powers include heightened sense of smell, agility, strength, night vision, and, presumably, finding the best patch of sun to lie in for hours at a time. It’s the latter that Wiig portrays in WW84, an archaeologist who blended her soul with the ancient plant god Urzkartaga. Several different women have carried the name Cheetah over the years – most notably Priscilla Rich, Debbie Domaine, and Barbara Ann Minerva. CheetahĬheetah is arguably the most recognizable of Wonder Woman villains, perhaps even winning the title of “archvillain” to the iconic hero. Circeīased on the sorceress of Greek mythology who imprisoned Odysseus, the Circe of the comics contains much of her mythological traits, including turning human beings into animals and a particular delight in causing humiliation (but hey who doesn’t, really?) Especially in the post- Crsis continuity, Circe became one of the most powerful villains in Wonder Woman’s universe, stemming from some confusion over a prophesy regarding who will get to possess the soul of the goddess Hecate. She was so evil that once she even bought up all of America’s milk and poured it down the drain, raising prices to astronomical heights (hey, it was the 40’s)! Following the later events of Crisis, Gunther became a human host for Dark Angel, an evil spirit. Created in 1942, she was a Nazi spymaster and at one time was the leader of all Gestapo operations in America. The Baronness earns a place on this list as Wonder Woman’s first recurring nemesis. Thus, she’s devoted her life to destroying Wonder Woman. A scientific genius and uber-rich (as the half-owner of Cale-Anderson pharmaceuticals), Cale hates Wonder Woman for the simple reason that she can never be her. Veronica CaleĬale is to Wonder Woman what Lex Luthor is to Superman. Maintaining quality friendships is apparently a hazard of the job. Originally an ugly ballerina who prayed to Ares (see above) for beauty and power in exchange for killing Wonder Woman, the most recent Swan was actually a friend of Diana who was kidnapped by another of Wonder Woman’s foes, Circe (see below), turned into a cyborg, and unleashed against her former friend and idol. Silver Swanįrom ugly duckling to sound manipulator to murderous cyborg, Silver Swan might just have the most versatile resume of all of Wonder Woman’s rogue’s gallery. Very scary! Especially in the hands of amoral businessmen, which Lord most definitely is. Sort of like a Lex Luthor with subtle superpowers, Lord has the power of “psychic persuasion,” which basically means that while he can’t outright control other people’s actions, he can strongly suggest they do something. The character originally debuted in Justice League #1 in 1987.

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Lord is the second major Wonder Woman villain we’ll see in the upcoming movie sequel, played by Mr. Go figure – I guess gods really can change. In the New 52 reboot of the DC comics universe, Ares (now known simply as “War”) is actually a friend to Wonder Woman. Still, Ares has been there since the beginning, appearing in Wonder Woman #1, volume 1, and has gone through several iterations over the years. Ares is a longstanding villain in the Wonder Woman universe, even though the movie made him kind of a chump. What’s more powerful than an Amazon warrior? A god of war, I guess. Fortunately, Diana’s Lasso of Truth can negate the toxin’s effects. In the most recent continuity of the comics, however, she is Colonel Marina Maru, a Japanese soldier who works for the organization Poison and created the Maru Virus, which drives sufferers into murderous rages. In the film, Doctor Poison was recruited by the German army to experiment with chemical weapons. We got a small glimpse of Doctor Poison in the first Wonder Woman film, played by Elena Anaya. Pre- Crisis, Doctor Psycho was an occultist, but in his most recent re-imaginings, he is a powerful telekinetic and an even stronger misogynist, which explains why Diana is the perfect hero to teach him a thing or two about powerful women. The good (er, evil) doctor has survived throughout most of Wonder Woman’s long history, featuring prominently in the Golden, Silver, Bronze, and Modern ages.

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