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The Sounds of Wonder Woman
Transformation Sound #1 Transformation Sound #2
Transformation Sound #3 Jumping Sound
Magic Lasso Sound Super Strength Sound #1
Original Transformation Sound* Wonder Girl's Transformation Sound**
Wonder Woman Theme(ABC)*** Wonder Woman Theme(CBS)***
Wonder Woman Songs in RealAudio
Wonder Woman Pilot(ABC, 1975) Was only used in the two pilot movies before the first ABC season.
Wonder Woman Theme Done by the Geoff Love Orchestra
Wonder Woman Theme Done by the New World Symphony, which was also billed at times as the Charles Fox Singers. This was the single released in 1976 of the theme song.
Wonder Woman Theme A disco version done in 1979 by the Wonderland Band.
Wonder Woman Theme The version TvToons released on their 70s/80s Tv Theme album.
Kitsch & Camp Wonder Woman Remix Remix of an unknown origin circa 1996.
Doryan Grey Wonder Woman Remix Remix of an unknown origin.
French Wonder Woman Remix Remix of an unknown origin.


*This was the sound they used in the pilot movie, The New, Original Wonder Woman when Yeoman Diana Prince transformed into Wonder Woman. She still spun, but instead of the glowing ball of light exploding when she spun, her clothes came off in a slow motion striptease with the Wonder Woman costume being underneath her clothing.

**This sound comes from the Feminium Mystique when Drusilla(Wonder Woman's sister on TV) transformed into Wonder Girl for the first time. She attempts to change, and as you hear, it doesn't work. Then she remembers how her mother taught Diana to do the spin, and you hear her successfully become Wonder Girl for the very first time.

***The two versions of the Wonder Woman theme were recorded in Real Audio format. To get a FREE copy of the RealPlayer, go here.
Wonder Woman Audio Books/Stories in RealAudio
Kingdom Come Part 1 The first of eight parts taking Mark Waid's Kingdom Come and performing it as an audio play in 1997.
The War God A children's book and record set from the mid 1970s.
The Return of Brunnhilde A children's record from the late 1960s.
Amazons From Space A children's record from the mid 1970s.
The Prisoner of Christmas Island Another children's record from the late 1960s.