Enemies Created For Other Media
Wonder Woman villains created in other media, with no appearances in previous or subsequent comics.
| Villain | Media | Actor/Actress |
| Abner Smith (Wealthy extortionist and terrorist who steals code books with classified information about U.S. spies) | Wonder Woman (1974 TV movie) | Ricardo Montalbán |
| Count Cagliostro (Mage who claims to be an alchemist) | Wonder Woman (TV series) | Richard Gautier |
| The Falcon (High-priced Irish mercenary who sought to steal scientific research for tectonic manipulation, but unwittingly carried Bubonic plague) | Wonder Woman (TV series) | Robert Reed |
| Formicida (An environmentalist who develops the power to control superswarms of ants, using them to destroy skyscrapers and terrorize companies which despoil the environment.) | Wonder Woman (TV series) | Lorene Yarnell |
| Gault (Wealthy man whose disembodied brain develops telekinetic powers which he uses in a search for a new body) | Wonder Woman (TV series) | John Carradine |
| Hera (Queen of gods, whose jealousy of Aphrodite led her to cause earthquakes threatening Aphrodite's temple on planet Caltos) | Super Friends ("Battle of the Gods") | ? |
| Ishida (Powerful telepath with a grudge against Wonder Woman for failing to save his brother in Japan during World War II) | Wonder Woman (TV series) | Yuki Shimoda |
| Lord Hades | Justice League | John Rhys-Davies |
| Mariposa (Rich, powerful madman who kidnaps Olympic athletes to compete for his fictional country) | The New Original Wonder Woman (pilot) | Henry Gibson |
| The Skrill (Alien swarm of mindstealing parasites) | Wonder Woman (TV series) | Various |
| Solano (Rich, powerful, and deadly terrorist who constructs robot duplicate and commands vast military resources) | Wonder Woman (TV series) | Fritz Weaver |
| Syrene (Sorceress who battled Superman and Wonder Woman in her attempt to secure the Globe of Darkness) | Superman (TV series) | ? |
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