Compare And Contrast Spiderman And Wonder Woman

Throughout your childhood you may recall two superheroes, Wonder Woman and Spiderman. They have standed the test of time from the 1940s and the 1960s to today, all because of their uniqueness from other characters at the time. They have stood the test of time because of their overall message and characteristics. First of all wonder woman was created by William Moulton Marston, a psychologist from Rye New York who was a proud women's right activist who loved his country. In 1941 William wanted to show that woman are equivalent to men and that they are as strong and smart as them too. Wonder Woman was depicted to be “Clad in a superhero costume that incorporates an American eagle and the red, white, blue, and stars of the U.S. flag, she is ready to help America defeat the

First of all some of the easiest to recognize is that Spiderman is male and Wonder Woman is a female and that they are born in different places, one is Amazon and the other was born in Queens, New York. Although they both have secret identities they work in different places, Wonder Woman worked for the CIA and Spiderman goes to high school. Some other points is that with their release Wonder Woman greatly impacted the work system in America and Spiderman taught kids that even with anger, such as a loss of a family member, can come success. The superheroes Wonder Woman and Spiderman have taught kids valuable lessons and have influenced women into the working class due to their diversity and uniqueness than other heroes at the time. Spiderman was loved for his double identity and Wonder Woman was loved for her strength, agility, and persistence as a feminine hero who was fighting on the front lines in 1941 to today. All in all, Wonder Woman and Spiderman were both characters that differed from other heroes at the time, that were loved in all ages, and helped to send powerful messages to kids across the