I have over 1000 pieces in my collection now - everything from dolls,
action figures and statues to jewelry, costumes, books and everything in
between. I have been a Wonder Woman fan and collector since I was 5 years
old. The moment I saw Lynda Carter on TV I became interested in the
character. My parents bought me lots of Wonder Woman toys - as many as
were available here in Australia (not many compared to the USA). Instead
of the usual "boy toys" my room was filled with Wonder Woman toys. As I
got a bit older I kind of kept my obsession with her a secret as the other
boys in school wouldn't understand my choice of hero. I have been
collecting seriously for almost 10 years now. Some of the first things I
purchased were items I had when I was a child. Although I buy the majority
of Wonder Woman items produced these days my absolute favourite items are
from the 1960s, 1970s and early 1980s.

I started www.wonderwomancollectors.com as a way of sharing all of the
information I had gathered over many years of collecting. The site is the
first extensive collector's guide available for Wonder Woman. It contains
well over 1,200 items at present with many hundreds more to add. The site
has put me in contact with a lot of collectors around the world including
Wonder Woman's 'brother' Pete Marston, son of the characters' creator
William Moulton Marston, who is building a Wonder Woman museum at his home.

Probably Superman as I see them as equals in power.