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Throughout Wonder Woman 1984, Diana Prince refers to the legendary Amazon warrior Asteria, which explains the film's one and only mid-credit scene. Skip Nav Love It. Save Your Favorites Now.
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Throughout Wonder Woman 1984, Diana Prince refers to the legendary Amazon warrior Asteria, which explains the film's one and only mid-credits scene.
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Wonder Woman 3 will officially bring back Lynda Carter's Amazonian legend Asteria. Carter, as fans of old-school superhero fare already know, was the star of the 1970s Wonder Woman TV.
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Wonder Woman 1984 introduced Asteria, an ancient Amazonian hero - but could she be a daughter of the gods, like Diana? The Amazonian society of Themyscira is one of the most fascinating parts of Wonder Woman 's lore.
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Wonder Woman 1984 debuted Friday in theaters and on HBO Max thrilling fans with the DC heroine's latest adventure one that is full of retro 80s vibes, action, and that mysterious return of the.
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More Fandoms Fantasy Horror Sci-fi DC Asteria is an Amazon warrior from the past, a contemporary and ally of Arion of Atlantis. The name was later used for Lynda Carter's cameo in Wonder Woman 1984. The first character with the name was an unrelated alternate universe heroine, a member of Wonder Woman's Justice Society in.
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Giulio Romano Asteria may not have an extensive backstory in DC Comics, but she is a character of some interest if you happen to care about the Greek poet Hesiod's interpretation of the gods..
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Despite the relative failure of Wonder Woman 1984, it's common knowledge that Patty Jenkins (director and co-writer of both previous installments) submitted a Wonder Woman 3 script for consideration to Warner Bros. Little is known of the project, other than that it would likely feature Lynda Carter's Asteria, the Amazon warrior teased.
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Set in 1984 during the Cold War, the film follows Diana and her past love Steve Trevor as they face off against Max Lord and Cheetah.#WW84 #WonderWoman #Snyd.
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Asteria is pursued by Zeus โ the mythological god who, in Wonder Woman movie canon is the heroine's father โ to the point where she eventually threw herself into the Aegean Sea to escape himโฆ.
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Wonder Woman mentioned an ancient Amazon warrior called Asteria, in a Justice League comic event, called the Drowned Earth. Diana told Aquaman about a warrior named Asteria, whose deeds were.
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Wonder Woman 1984: The Junior Novel (mentioned) Actors/Actresses Portrayed by Lynda Carter "Her name was Asteria. She was our greatest warrior. When mankind enslaved the Amazons, my mother freed us.
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Wonder Woman 1984 (2020) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more. Menu.. Asteria: Rest of cast listed alphabetically: Anthony Cook. National Guard: Dayna Grant. Competitor: Yash Agnihotri. Office Worker (uncredited).
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Fans of Wonder Woman will be excited to see Asteria in the live action film, but also the actress who plays her. Asteria is played by Lynda Carter, who famously stared as Wonder Woman in the TV.
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The character of Asteria doesn't exactly appear in the comic books, though in 2018's Justice League #11 by Scott Snyder and Francis Manapaul, Diana reveals she named a metal bird companion she's.