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" Grant Morrison is in the early stages of working on a story that explores Wonder Woman&amp;#039;s feminism and bondage roots, it has been revealed. In conversation with horror author Clive Barker at Los Angeles comic shop Meltdown, the Batman &amp;amp;amp; Robin writer explained the Wonder Woman story he had briefly touched on in the pages of Final Crisis. &amp;quot;The basics of Wonder Woman come from William Moulton Marston, a psychologist who created the lie detector, of all things,&amp;quot; said Morrison. &amp;quot;His idea was that a utopia would be achieved if men were placed in subjugation to women. &amp;quot;So Wonder Woman is a character where you imagine this very strange m\u00C3\u00A9lange of girl power, bondage, and a slightly disturbed sexuality. There is this bondage element; these extremely weird dark elements of Wonder Woman haven&amp;#039;t been adequately dealt with.&amp;quot; He added: &amp;quot;Wonder Woman remains a really bizarre, untouchable character. She should represent women in the same way Superman represents men.&amp;quot; Wonder Woman&amp;#039;s eponymous heroine is the princess of an island that has been ruled by an all-female group of amazons for thousands of years. She is armed with a magical golden lasso that forces anyone bound with it to speak the truth. DC Comics is yet to confirm whether the project will go ahead. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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