Courtesy of Wonder Woman 1984, Death on the Nile, and Disney’s live-action Snow White—as well as her disastrously received “Imagine” pandemic video—Gal Gadot has been the subject of meme-fueled mockery for years.

Gal Gadot may be ready to hand over the lasso. The actress played Wonder Woman for nearly a decade, beginning with her memorable introduction in 2016’s Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. She went on to headline two Wonder Woman movies and reprise the role in Justice League and several other DC projects.

When Hitler invaded her country, Charlotte, the Grand Duchess of Luxembourg, was forced to flee to the United States. Her prized tiara bears an uncanny resemblance to the one worn by Diana Prince.

Gal Gadot reveals why Wonder Woman 3 no longer works for her life, citing a deeply personal reason for stepping away from the role.

DC's newest Wonder Woman arrives in the pages of Next Level: One Shot #1 from Gerry Duggan and Fernando Blanco. Deadshot is the primary focus of the issue, following the anti-hero as he finds himself wrapped up in a larger-than-life conspiracy. At the root of it all is the organization Cadmus and its genetically engineered beings known as Drones.

DC had a chance to develop a third Wonder Woman movie with Gal Gadot, but they bet on the wrong hero instead. Gadot famously played Diana Prince/Wonder Woman in the DC Extended Universe. After two solo outings as Diana,

Sydney Sweeney's Wonder Woman photos sparked a heated DC fan debate about her potential casting in James Gunn's new DCU.