Wonder Woman has a Black twin sister named Nubia and she deserves her own spin-off movie. Here is everything you need to know about the DC comics character.

Wonder Woman’s lesser-known twin sister is finally going to get the spotlight she deserves almost half a century after she first ... Nubia was introduced in 1973’s Wonder Woman No. 204, ...

Nubia is not the foil to Diana, Wonder Woman’s true identity, but a true equal. According to the DC lore, she was created in 1973 out of the same clay used to make Diana, only her clay was black.

The DCU is set to deliver a whole new world of DC stories, and that could also mean very different versions of characters we ...

In reimaging Nubia, Wonder Woman’s long lost twin sister, as a high schooler struggling to find her place amidst the cadre of superheroes she’s admired since childhood, ...

Wonder Woman's long lost twin sister is now DC's Queen of ... First created by Robert Kanigher and Don Heck in the pages of 1973’s Wonder Woman #204, Nubia marked a historic moment for DC Comics ...

After nearly 50 years of rare appearances in comics, Nubia — or new versions of the original (she’s no longer Wonder Woman’s twin) — has been revived. 2021 brought us the miniseries ...

Though it sounds like the character's debut is still a long way off, James Gunn has confirmed that there have been discussions about introducing Wonder Woman's Amazonian sister, Nubia, to the ...

Wonder Woman’s comic twin sister is getting her chance to shine. Per The Hollywood Reporter , DC Comics will release Nubia: A Real One , a YA graphic novel, on February 2, 2021.

As James Gunn continues shaping his new DCU, fan speculation has reached an all-time high, especially when it comes to iconic ...

James Robinson’s current “Children of the Gods” story arc in DC’s Wonder Woman comic has been building up to the reunion between Diana and her long-lost twin brother, Jason.

But I wonder what might have happened if I had also gotten a chance to get to know Wonder Woman’s black twin sister, Nubia. In 1973, in DC Comics issues 204–206, a masked, ...