Donna Troy is one of the most complicated characters in superhero comics, if not the most complicated. That begins with her time as Wonder Girl. The first Wonder Girl appeared way back in 1947’s ...

Wonder Woman No. 38 — the third issue, out Wednesday, for Finch and her artist husband, David — reintroduces Donna Troy, a character who hasn't been seen since DC's line-wide relaunch in 2011.

Donna Troy, the heroine formerly known as Wonder Girl has been one of DC Comics' most popular and enduring female heroes for more than 50 years, and a mainstay of the DC Universe.

Fortunately, Dick has an old friend in his corner: Donna Troy. The former Wonder Girl is played by Conor Leslie, and she seems like she’ll be a good addition to this show’s universe.

Donna Troy doesn't make as strong a first impression as the likes of the Doom Patrol, but she does show more potential in terms of being a lasting, significant presence on the show.

Donna Troy is one of DC Comics most underrated heroines. Part of this is due to her confusing backstory, which has been repeatedly changed over the years. Another issue is her status as a magical ...

Considered by many to be the strongest alternate version of Wonder Woman, Donna Troy is a multiversal icon. Created as a ...

It will be particularly interesting to see how Arsenal reacts to Donna Troy leading the Titans once he is no longer under Clock Kings influence. Titans #16 is available now from DC Comics.