"Long before the world knew her as the iconic Wonder Woman, Lynda Carter was already a real-life hero. In 1973, during her Miss World America tour, she visited Children's Mercy Hospital, bringing comfort and smiles to sick children who needed hope more than spotlights. Years later, in 1977, on the Wonder Woman set while filming 'The Man Who Made Volcanoes,' she promoted Toys for Tots, holding a doll in front of a donation poster—using her rising fame for good. Her dedication to children's causes

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Wonder Woman vs. “The Man Who Made Volcanoes” In this thrilling episode of The New Adventures of #WonderWoman (Season 3, 1979), Diana Prince faces one of her most explosive challenges yet. The story introduces Professor Arthur Chapman, a brilliant but unhinged scientist who believes he can force world peace through fear. His invention? A machine powered by nuclear-driven lasers capable of triggering volcanic eruptions anywhere on Earth—a weapon he claims will end war by holding the planet hostag

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Lynda Carter shares the story of how she landed the iconic role of Wonder Woman in the 1970s. She recalls testing alongside Lyle Waggoner and being discovered by producer Doug Cramer, who made the unforgettable call to tell her she had won the part. | Lynda Carter Everything

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