Besides Batman and Superman, one of the most famous comic book heroes of all time is a woman. She is Wonder Woman, created by DC Comics. She was an Amazonian princess. The Amazons were an all-female society.
Wonder Woman, created during World War II, fought many of the villains of that time. Her abilities were superhuman strength, super speed, and flight. The creation of Wonder Woman opened the door for many women. She showed women that they could be powerful in their own way. They did not need superhero powers to succeed. The success of Wonder Woman soon expanded into different media. Wonder Woman could be seen on television, comic strips, and film.

Which of these sentences is an appropriate paraphrase?
A.
Wonder Woman is one of the most popular comic heroes of all time. She showed women that they were capable of succeeding in a man's world.
B.
Besides Batman and Superman, one of the most famous comic book heroes of all time is a woman. She is Wonder Woman, created by DC Comics.
C.
The success of Wonder Woman soon expanded into different media. Wonder Woman could be seen on television, comic strips, and film.
D.
The creation of Wonder Woman opened the door for many women. She showed women that they could be powerful in their own way.
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