Wonder Woman

Wonder Woman, real name Diana of Themyscira, is one of the most main super heroines in the DC Universe. She is considered as one of their three big heroes alongside Superman and Batman, being a member of the Trinity.

Since her introduction in the 1940's she has appeared in thousands of comic books and she has also made appearances in film, tv and weekly paper strips among others.

Despite being a superheroine, Wonder Woman is, in fact, one of the best known damsels in distress in fiction, even being tied to bondage in origin. In her first comic books she was constantly bound and kidnapped and her creator William Marston saw her sexuality as a way to explore human psychology and relationships. Much of her attire including her magic lasso that comples to say the truth and her bracalets are linked to this origin.

While these sexual elements from Wonder Woman have been eliminated, they are still present and she remains a very important damsel in distress.

Comic Books

 * All-Star Comics #13
 * All-Star Comics #44
 * All-Star Comics #46
 * All-Star Comics #47
 * Wonder Woman V2 #81 - She is tied to a chair and gagged in the final panel of the comic. Her gag is a cleave gag.

Live Action

 * Wonder Woman (1970s television)
 * "The Starships Are Coming" - As Diana Prince, she is captured by Mason Steele. She is tied to a chair and then gagged with a black cleave gag as Steele doesn't want to listen to her call him out. She is then left in the building with a bomb set to three minutes, until her gagged cries alert Henry Wilson who disarms the bomb and saves her.
 * "The Deadly Dolphin" - As Diana Prince, she finds a bound and gagged lady but she is then captured and her arms and legs are bound and she is cleave gagged. She manages to free herself.

Animated

 * Justice League Action
 * Galaxy Jest - She is gagged and bound with a black gooey substance being used as her gag and restraints.

Trivia

 * Her creator was actually into bondage himself and based much of her lore off it. This is why she is often tied up.