Donna Troy - in Other Media

In Other Media

  • The first animated appearance of Donna Troy as Wonder Girl was in the Teen Titans segments of 1967's The Superman/Aquaman Hour of Adventure, voiced by Julie Bennett.
  • In 1976, a version of Wonder Girl (played by Debra Winger) appeared in the Wonder Woman TV series, named Drusilla and having a personality and origin different from Donna Troy. She would later have a brief cameo in Infinite Crisis #6 as the Wonder Girl of Earth-462. The name "Drusilla" has also been used by Cassandra Sandsmark.
  • In the fifth season of the animated Teen Titans series, a girl bearing a resemblance to the Donna Troy version of Wonder Girl — a brunette with star-shaped earrings — is seen briefly in episodes "Homecoming, part II" (2005) and "Calling All Titans" (2006). The October 2006 issue (#36 "Troy") of the series' tie-in comic book Teen Titans Go! features this version of Wonder Girl as part of the team. She was seen briefly in the previous issue in a cameo on Paradise Island and has since appeared in subsequent issues of the series including the 2007 Valentine's issue.
  • Donna Troy appears in DC Universe Online, voiced by Deena Hyatt she is originally fought as a possessed minion, but later becomes a helping ally.
  • Donna Troy (as Wonder Girl) appears as one of the lead characters in Super Best Friends Forever, a series of animated shorts for Cartoon Network's DC Nation block. She is voiced by Grey DeLisle.

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