Date and Issue: September 1997.

Pages: 1 page.

Pictures: 5 color pictures.

Article: 1-page article.

Author: Not stated.

Country: USA.

	In her boots and stars and stripes bustier, Lynda looked like some patriotic dominatrix when she lit up TV screens in Wonder Woman. Based on a famous comic book heroine from the 1940s, the first feminist rival of Superman and Batman, Wonder Woman followed the adventures of a superhuman, crime-fighting Amazon. The original version began on ABC and followed the comic book's World War 11 setting, with Lynda fighting Nazis. When the show switched to CBS it became a strictly Contemporary action show. In either setting, the mighty, incredibly bodacious Lynda was an eye-catching star.
	Wonder Woman was all any lover of voluptuous women could ask for. But it was topped by Lynda's later series, Partners In Crime, in which big-hipped, big-busted Lynda vied for attention with the equally luscious Loni Anderson.

© 1997 by Man's World Publications / Crescent Publishing Group.

All articles and images are © 1997 by their respective proprietors, agencies or photographers and are used here with informative purposes and do no intend to infringe any copyrights.

Any graphics, pictures, articles or any other material contained within this site may be copied for personal use only and may not be used or distributed within any other web page without expressly written permission. All rights reserved.