Moulton Marston created one of DC's flagship superheroes and its first female heroine, Wonder Woman
. He also seems to have had some sexual perversions.
Wonder Woman's first appearance was in All Star Comics #8 and then appeared in Sensation Comics #1. Six months later, Wonder Woman's own series of comics appeared. One of Marston's main themes was bondage, as Wonder Woman always tied up her captured enemies with her lasso.
But she also got tied up herself - a LOT. In almost all of Marston's Wonder Woman comics
, you can find a full-sized panel of Wonder Woman in a bondage situation. Many of the covers during Marston's career featured men holding Wonder Woman in chains or shackles, or bound with rope.
, you can find a full-sized panel of Wonder Woman in a bondage situation. Many of the covers during Marston's career featured men holding Wonder Woman in chains or shackles, or bound with rope.
Marston had described female behavior as submissive, though he had said in his interviews that being submissive to women could be a world-saving practice, creating a matriarchy.
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