I was watching a PBS documentary last week, called "Wonder Women: The Untold Story of American Superheroines". It was quite interesting actually, discussing female superheroes of comic book fame, and the rise of the women's movement, and what it means to be a "Superhero" in today's world. If you were to look at some of the newer comics, you might think it meant being sexy and catering to the violent fantasies of mysoginistic males. But the film makes the point that the "Wonder Woman" comic started out during the World War II years, and was meant to convey that women had a responsibility to support the war effort, and to be their best selves. And the film encourages women to use their talents to change the way popular culture now represents them. So what does it mean to be a "Wonder Woman"? The thing with Superheroes is that they usually have some kind of otherworldly gift or power, beyond those of mere mortals. In the case of Wonder Wo
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