Steve Trevor
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+ | '''Steve Trevor''' | ||
− | [[ | + | The long-time love of [[Wonder Woman]] (first appearance: All Star Comics No. 8, Dec 1941/Jan 1942: "Introducing Wonder Woman"). In one adventure with the Man of Tomorrow, [[Superman]] and Wonder Woman fall under the vengeful spell of [[Eros]]. As a side-effect of the love-inducing effect of Eros, Superman, [[Lois Lane]], Wonder Woman and Steve go on a double date (DCCP No. 32, Apr 1981: "The Super-Prisoners of Love"). |
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− | [[Category:Bronze Age (1971-1986)]] | + | |
+ | *[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Trevor Wikipedia entry for Steve Trevor] | ||
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+ | [[Category:Entries|Trevor, Steve]] | ||
+ | [[Category:People|Trevor, Steve]] | ||
+ | [[Category:Bronze Age (1971-1986)|Trevor, Steve]] |
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Steve Trevor
The long-time love of Wonder Woman (first appearance: All Star Comics No. 8, Dec 1941/Jan 1942: "Introducing Wonder Woman"). In one adventure with the Man of Tomorrow, Superman and Wonder Woman fall under the vengeful spell of Eros. As a side-effect of the love-inducing effect of Eros, Superman, Lois Lane, Wonder Woman and Steve go on a double date (DCCP No. 32, Apr 1981: "The Super-Prisoners of Love").