Proving a good-if silent and faceless-friend, Plane receives a name: WonderDome. Displaying its capacity for remorse after attacking Wonder Woman and her friends, it transforms itself into floating base above Gateway City for his mistress. After its return to modern times, the Plane later begins to display a personality.
To adjust to the era, she willed the device to assume the form of a prop-driven plane and it takes on the appearance of the original Invisible Plane. Lacking her daughter's power to fly and taking her daughter's original Golden Age incarnation, Wonder Woman's mother, Hippolyta, disregarded the original Invisible Plane and makes good use of the alien technology as a plane during her time-traveling stint as the Wonder Woman of the 1940's. It is able to render itself invisible as well as alter its shape, transforming into any form of vehicle its bearer desires, be it a jet, submarine, motorcycle, or horse-drawn chariot. The plane, which possesses a sophisticated artificial intelligence, responds to Wonder Woman's thoughts. These beings later bestow the device to Wonder Woman in gratitude for saving them. It was initially a malleable alien sentient being who was part of "The Ring," the device which would become the Invisible Plane crash lands on Earth and is found by a group of subterranean beings called the Lansinarians. The blueprints for Wonder Woman's original Invisible Plane. The crystal is a shape-changing device that can take many forms. Thus, they developed a life support device: the morphing crystal that catered to their needs. The Lansinarians were a blind alien race and could not react quickly enough to changes in their environment. The second Invisible Plane is originally a "morphing crystal" that was developed scientifically by an alien race called the Lansinarians. However, this legend is mainly regarded as a myth, since the original Invisible Plane was in fact a product of Amazon technology. One legend has it that the invisible plane was once a Pegasus that had been given to Princess Diana by the Gods of Mount Olympus, provided that she had the skill to tame it. In a story set in World War II, Wonder Woman's plane was stolen and hidden by Osira, Egyptian alien, while Wonder Woman was under her power (Wonder Woman #231-232). In Super-Team Family #60, she was blinded by Star Sapphire and crashed her jet. When Wonder Woman resumed super-powered, costumed operations in 1973, she continued to use the Jet as before, but did glide on air currents for short distances. Wonder Woman continued to use the plane for super-speed, outer space, and multi-dimensional transport up until the un-powered era of Diana Prince. Prince's office she stripped out of her uniform at super speed and would bound to the plane. During the 1950s, the Plane became a jet, and was often shown swooping over Lt.
She uses the plane to fly into outer space, and frequently transports Etta Candy and Holliday Girls, Steve Trevor, or others. Shortly thereafter, the telepathic capacities of Wonder Woman's tiara allow her to summon it, often to hover or swoop by the War Department, and she would exit on a rope ladder. Prince and changes clothes in some of the earliest tales. Wonder Woman is seen storing the plane at an abandoned farm near Washington, D.C., in the barn she goes there as Lt. The Plane appeared in the very first comic stories, including All-Star Comics #8. Wonder Woman could interact with the invisible plane via telepathy and sometimes used electronic devices within her tiara to command the plane's course and flight patterns. Although the plane itself was entirely invisible to the naked eye, its pilot and occupants were still very much visible, giving the illusion of a group of people sitting in the sky. When it was decided that Wonder Woman would venture forth into the modern world of mankind, the Amazons provided her with an invisible stealth plane that could make Transatlantic flights without the need for refueling. Wonder Woman's invisible plane represented the peak of Amazon engineering.
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