A Serious Wonder Woman Question

(Those are words you never thought you’d see together.)

I know she had an invisible plane. OK . . . fine. An invisible plane. . . .

But did she have a lassoo that made people tell the truth? I’m a bit hazy on this, as her breasts always distracted me during her action sequences.

Even behind their bullet-proof shields, those milk puppies had to bounce up and down when she was running. Naturally.

But if the lassoo made people tell the truth, how exactly could that work?

I mean, I could tell her the truth about her breasts bouncing like Mika’s, but did the lassoo delve deeper into one’s psyche than that? Could it make people reveal truths that even they were unaware of?

Oppo: “OK, the truth is . . . “

{starts lifting}

2 Comments

  1. The author behind Wonder Woman comics, William Moulton Marston, aka. “Charles Moulton” was a psychologist who invented an early prototype of the polygraph. He had a wife and an additional female partner, both of whom had children with him. The polygraph appeared to have preceded Wonder Woman.

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