Wonder Woman is one of the heroes of the DC vigilante league. Created by comic book author Charles Moulton, the young woman lives on an island in the Amazon tribe: warriors trained in battle to outwit Ares, the god of war.While the world is the scene of the First World War, an American soldier's plane crashes on the Amazon island. Rescued by these warriors from a German invasion, Trevor tells Diana what is going on in the world. Diana immediately attributes the conflict to Ares and decides, against her mother's advice, to join the front and accompany Trevor to London.Wonder Woman has been trained in combat since she was a child, but she also has formidable weapons: her wrist guards, her magic lasso capable of making people tell the truth, her shield and the sacred sword capable of killing the god of war...Incarnated by the actress Gal Gadot in the film released in 2017, Wonder Woman turns the conflict of the First World War upside down. Although disgusted by all the atrocities she has seen, she decides to move to Paris and continue to use her powers for good. It is in this way, and after Bruce Wayne's investigation, that she will join the Justice League to protect the planet from even greater threats.This POP figure from Wonder Woman features the DC heroine in a celebration outfit. Although you can guess her usual costume (blue shorts with white stars, bright red top and gold jewellery), Diana also wears a festive outfit with Santa's coat on her shoulders.Indeed, Funko makes a nod to the festive season with a review of DC heroes in Christmas colors. That's why on this Wonder Woman figurine, Diana wears the big red and white Christmas coat, the hood on her head to protect herself from the cold, her boots are red and her magic lasso is converted into an electric garland.Faithful to herself, Wonder Woman's POP represents her in a fighting posture, her eyes determined although she seems more ready to decorate the tree than to face Ares!
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