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->''"Not even girls want to be girls so long as our feminine archetype lacks force, strength, and power. Not wanting to be girls, they don't want to be tender, submissive, peace-loving as good women are. Women's strong qualities have become despised because of their weakness. The obvious remedy is to create a feminine character with all the strength of Franchise/{{Superman}} plus all the allure of a good and beautiful woman.
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Marston's life was chronicled in the biopic ''Film/ProfessorMarstonAndTheWonderWomen'', which appropriately came out close to the same year as the ''Film/{{Wonder Woman|2017}}'' film.
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Marston's life was chronicled in the biopic ''Film/ProfessorMarstonAndTheWonderWomen'', which appropriately came out close to the same year as the ''Film/{{Wonder Woman|2017}}'' film.
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Marston's life was chronicled in the biopic ''Film/ProfessorMarstonAndTheWonderWomen'', which appropriately came out close to the release of the ''Film/{{Wonder Woman|2017}}'' film.
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Marston's life was chronicled in the biopic ''Film/ProfessorMarstonAndTheWonderWomen'', which appropriately came out close to the release of same year as the ''Film/{{Wonder Woman|2017}}'' film.
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Marston's life was chronicled in the 2017 biopic, ''Film/ProfessorMarstonAndTheWonderWomen''.
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Marston's life was chronicled in the 2017 biopic, ''Film/ProfessorMarstonAndTheWonderWomen''.
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William Moulton Marston (May 9th, 1893- May 2nd, 1947), also known by his pen name "Charles Moulton", was an American psychologist, self-help author and comic book writer known for inventing an early prototype for the polygraph and, most famously, being the creator of superhero comics' first true [[ActionGirl superheroine]], ''Franchise/WonderWoman''.
William Moulton Marston (May 9th, 1893- May 2nd, 1947), also known by his pen name "Charles Moulton", was an American psychologist, self-help author and comic book writer known for inventing an early prototype for the polygraph and, most famously, being the creator of superhero comics' first true [[ActionGirl superheroine]], ''Franchise/WonderWoman''.
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William Moulton Marston (May
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* ''[[AllStarComicsNumberEight Introducing Wonder Woman]]'' (with artist Harry G. Peter)
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** ''[[SensationComicsNumberOne Wonder Woman Arrives in Man's World]]'' (with Harry G. Peter)
* ''ComicBook/WonderWoman1942'' (issues 1-29; with Harry G. Peter)
** ''[[ComicBook/WonderWomanNumberOne Wonder Woman (Volume 1) #1]]''
* ''ComicBook/ComicCavalcade''
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!!Works by William Moulton Marston with their own trope pages include:
* ''[[AllStarComicsNumberEight Introducing Wonder Woman]]'' (with artist Harry G. Peter)
* ''ComicBook/SensationComics'':
** ''[[SensationComicsNumberOne Wonder Woman Arrives in Man's World]]'' (with Harry G. Peter)
* ''ComicBook/WonderWoman1942'' (issues 1-29; with Harry G. Peter)
** ''[[ComicBook/WonderWomanNumberOne Wonder Woman (Volume 1) #1]]''
* ''ComicBook/ComicCavalcade''
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William Moulton Marston (May 9th, 1893- May 2nd, 1947), also known by his pen name "Charles Moulton", was an American psychologist, self-help writer and comic book writer known for inventing an early prototype for the polygraph and, most famously, being the creator of superhero comics' first true [[ActionGirl superheroine]], ''Franchise/WonderWoman''.
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William Moulton Marston (May 9th, 1893- May 2nd, 1947), also known by his pen name "Charles Moulton", was an American psychologist, self-help writer author and comic book writer known for inventing an early prototype for the polygraph and, most famously, being the creator of superhero comics' first true [[ActionGirl superheroine]], ''Franchise/WonderWoman''.
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In a 1940 interview, William discussed the contemporary state of comic books and its unfulfilled potential. This interview caught the eye of one Max Gaines, a pioneering figure in the comic book industry, who hired William as an educational consultant.
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While working for Gaines, William eventually got the idea for a new superhero. In contrast with other superheroes of the time, who were rather hyper-masculine and tended to solve their problems with violence first, this new hero would be the polar opposite; a woman, who would triumph with the power of love. And so, Wonder Woman was born, as an allegory for William's ideal of a strong woman; noble, independent, and peace-loving.
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After graduating from Harvard, he spent the early part of his career teaching at universities. In 1915, he married fellow psychologist Elizabeth Holloway Marston, with whom he had two children. In 1925, they were joined by Olive Byrne, who would become their polyamorous partner, and with whom William would have two more children. William and Elizabeth would eventually develop the systolic blood pressure test, a key component in what would eventually become the polygraph test.
In a 1940 interview, William discussed the contemporary state of comic books and its unfulfilled potential. This interview caught the eye of one Max Gaines, a pioneering figure in the comic book industry, who hired William as an educational consultant.
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William Moulton Marston (May 9th, 1893- May 2nd, 1947), also known by his pen name "Charles Moulton", was an American psychologist, self-help writer and comic book writer known for inventing an early prototype for the polygraph and, most famously, being the creator of superhero comics' first true [[ActionGirl superheroine]], ''Franchise/WonderWoman''.
!!Notable comic book characters he created:
* '''Franchise/WonderWoman''' (co-created with artist Harry G. Peter)
** '''ComicBook/SteveTrevor'''
** '''ComicBook/EttaCandy'''
** '''ComicBook/AresDC'''
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William Moulton Marston (May 9th, 1893- May 2nd, 1947), also known by his pen name "Charles Moulton", was an American psychologist, self-help writer and comic book writer known for inventing an early prototype for the polygraph and, most famously, being the creator of superhero comics' first true [[ActionGirl superheroine]], ''Franchise/WonderWoman''.
!!Notable comic book characters he created:
* '''Franchise/WonderWoman''' (co-created with artist Harry G. Peter)
** '''ComicBook/SteveTrevor'''
** '''ComicBook/EttaCandy'''
** '''ComicBook/AresDC'''
