Trinity, Wonder Woman's daughter, may not be biologically related to Diana, raising the possibility that she is adopted. A revelation from Sarge Steel casts doubt on Trinity's lineage, as it is revealed that Wonder Woman's rival, Emelie, is potentially Trinity's birth mother.
To reproduce and keep the Amazon race alive, the Themyscirans raid ships on the high seas and copulate with men. At the end of the mating, they take their lives and throw their corpses into the sea rather than marry them. Triumphant, the Amazons return to Paradise Island, and wait.
If no men, then how did they reproduce? According to several authors of the time, the Amazon women met in secret places with a select tribe of men or soldiers for two months every spring. Then the Amazon women returned to their own cities. If female infants resulted from those unions, the Amazons kept them.
As Diana Prince, she works in the U.S. War Department as an assistant to intelligence officer Steve Trevor. Decades later she and Trevor marry and have a daughter, Lyta (also known as Fury).
We know at least one child has been born there — Diana herself — but, in fact, her birth is what makes her so special and so unusual. The short answer is that, before Diana was born, there simply were no children on Themyscira.
She and Diana quarreled in May 1997, after she told Hello! magazine that Diana was happy to lose her title of "Royal Highness" following her controversial divorce from Prince Charles. She was reportedly not on speaking terms with her daughter by the time of Diana's death. She spent her later years in solitude on Seil.
Steve's relationship with Wonder Woman had also evolved since he now knew about her double life as Diana Prince, making their romance more intimate. With the entire world thinking he was dead, Steve dyed his hair black, became a secret agent and changed his name to Steve Howard.
Does Wonder Woman ever have a child? Depends on the storyline you follow. Wonder Woman has two children, fathered by Superman. The oldest, a daughter, is somewhat rebellious, trying to find 'her' way, the youngest, a boy, is a bit to young to do so.
"The Lies" storyline reveals that numerous events from the previous Wonder Woman series, in which Diana was made the Queen of the Amazons and the God of War, were in fact all an illusion created by a mysterious villain, and she had never once been back to Themyscira ever since she left, nor is she capable of returning ...
The males were killed and if a male child was born he was thrown into the sea. However the God of fire Hephaestus would take pity on them and rescue them to work in his foundry and forges. They did not view him as a monster or a slave master but as their father.
After birth, the Amazons would keep the girls to be raised as the next generation of Amazons while the males were considered failures, traditionally tossed into the sea before Hephaestus - who had survived that same fate - began trading weapons for Themyscira's male children.
Subsidiary tales grew up to explain why, if the whole nation consisted of women, it did not die out in a generation. The most common explanation was that the Amazons mated with men of another people, kept the resulting female children, and sent the male children away to their fathers.
So if Superman and Wonder Woman have a child, and she / he inherits Wonder Woman's strength and Superman's ability to absorb sunlight, that child would have 1000X of strength without sun and in the presence of sunlight it would have 1000000X.
Or children." Jason is the son of Hippolyta, and younger twin brother of Wonder Woman. On her deathbed during the Darkseid War, Myrina claims to have witnessed Hippolyta give birth to a boy just moments after Diana was born.
The Amazons are immortal, adult women who survived a great war in ancient times that involved both gods and men. Despite their supernatural powers and incredible feats of ability, they are still, essentially, human women, and since they are an all-female society, procreation does not happen.
Kull was the daughter of the superheroes Batman and Wonder Woman from a world of the Dark Multiverse. Her mother trained her in the art of Amazonian combat and she was trained by her father as well.
Gal was pregnant during some of the filming! Entertainment Weekly claims that she was five months along when she had to return to the studio in London to film an additional scene. The costume department had to actually cut out part of the front of her costume and put green cloth there instead.
Steve has been the love of Wonder Woman's life even though he repeatedly comes in and out of her story, dying, being reborn or resurrected in some magical way, and so on. Steve was the first non-Amazonian Wonder Woman seen, and he represents so much to her.
He soon came to understand Diana's true potential, and right before he selflessly yet seemingly sacrificed himself (to thwart Ares' plan and finally end the World War I for good), he passionately expressed his unwavering belief in Diana's ability to save the world, as well as his unwavering love for her.
Did Diana's mother have her children taken away from her?
Diana told biographer Andrew Morton that her mother's decision to "leg it" was the "biggest disruption" to her childhood and was a "painful experience". Frances lost custody of her children and Diana and Charles were left in the care of Johnnie Spencer, a man who could, at times, be volatile and remote.
At the time, Shand Kydd had fallen in love with another man, according to The Washington Post. "We just drifted apart, and there was nothing either of us could do about it," Shand Kydd said at the time, according to The Telegraph. They divorced in 1969.
