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Mackelvane, Ransome: (189) Tabloid TV reporter for "in news," channel 9. He practically tackles Trevor Barnes to get the inside scoop on his "affair" with WW. "So let's have the dirty low-down on Diana, the Wonder Babe from Themyscira!" Mackelvane says. "Your woman, right? Is she as hot as everybody says?" He becomes furious when Trevor plays a schoolyard trick on him to distract his attention. A taxi driver tells Trevor that "Mackie News Nose [is a] real creep!"
Later when Trevor Barnes ("Wonder Woman's Boy Toy!!!") discovers the sword and statue Diana has hidden in Central Park, Mackelvane thinks Trevor is threatening him and screams, "I swear my editor forced me to do those stories about you and Wonder Woman! Dan LaPlante! 909 Third Avenue, 19th Floor!"
Magik (also spelled "Magic"), Mr.: (Wonder Woman Annual #3) A heroic name the White Magician operated under during the Forties.
Manhunter: (600) One of a group of superheroines WW enlists to stop a swarm of cyber-sirens.
Martian, Miss: (600) One of a group of superheroines WW enlists to stop a swarm of cyber-sirens.
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Mayer, Myndi: (7) The pushy woman with the large forehead who becomes Diana's PR agent. Her "tasteful and subtle" advertising campaign to spread the word of Diana's mission plasters our Amazon princess across the consciousness of the nation if not the world. Narration tells us it's as "'tasteful' as a TRAFFIC ACCIDENT-- and about as 'subtle' as WORLD WAR TWO!"
Trivia lovers: It is Myndi who first suggests (issue #7) that Diana change her name to Diana Prince so as not to be confused with "that other Princess Di."
It's hard to believe but the memorable whirlwind who was Myndi Mayer was found dead after a mere 13 issues in the classic "Who Killed Myndi Mayer" in issue #20. Even though Michael ("Skeeter") Boyd shot her, he did so after she'd already died from an overdose of alcohol and cocaine.
Minister Blizzard:
Misfit: (600) One of a group of superheroines WW enlists to stop a swarm of cyber-sirens.
Mr. Weapon: Artemis: Requiem mini-series. aka the Living Arsenal; more recently called Sureshot, captain of the Hellenders.
Modini, Isabelle: 74. This police officer is shot by a crackhead, Dickie Loder, who has flamethrower gloves, and falls off a high ledge. Diana saves her, but her lasso cracks some ribs and dislocates her neck, ending her police career. Modini tells Diana several times to keep her liberal social work to herself and not interfere with real cops and their work.
(75) In the hospital, Modini tells Diana to buzz off. But when the crackhead who'd tried to kill her comes to her room to apologize ("What a loser!" Modini thinks) and winds up stepping in front of her new would-be assassin to call for help, taking the bullets intended for her, Modini finds her attitude toward Diana and her efforts changed.
