The Bracelet of Submission is a pair of metal bracelets or handcuffs worn by Wonder Woman and other Amazon. They are original creations by William Moulton Marston as allegories for his philosophy of the surrender of love and emotional control associated with it to balance the power of the human ego. These bracelets have so far proved indestructible and able to absorb the impact of incoming attacks, allowing Wonder Woman to not only deflect automatic weapons fire, explosive energy and other projectile weapons, but also to absorb the forces of the old fall.
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Pra-Crisis
In the Golden Age of Comics, the Amazons of Paradise Island is depicted wearing a bracelet as a symbol of surrender to their protective goddess Aphrodite and, under the instruction of the goddess, as a reminder to the Amazon people the ignorance is subject to men and the result of periods when they are subjugated under the rule of Hercules dangerous. Bracelets are made magically so as not to be destroyed by Aphrodite. Bracelets are useful, like indestructible gloves, they can be used to bend bullets, energy weapons, and all the murder weapons in the Human World.
Originally described as bronze, in Wonder Woman # 52, published in March 1952, it was first mentioned that the bracelet was made up of "amazonium."
In Sensation Comics # 4 it is revealed that Amazon temporarily loses their superpower if a man ties a chain to their joint bracelet. Their strength remains unaffected if they are chained by women ( Sensation Comics # 10). They will regain their strength if their bracelets are not locked. In the next story, the Amazon people lose their power if men only tie their wrists, not their bracelets, with chains or other welding forms. In Comic Cavalcade, the bracelets are lowered to balance the power of the Amazon with the surrender of love to the positive aims of civilization.
The consequences of the displacement of the bracelet become simplified in the future: if ever damaged or removed, Amazon will become uncontrollable and uncontrollable, such as Dr. allegory. Marston for the unbridled destruction of the human ego. The bracelets are very rarely broken, and then only with magical weapons empowered by the gods themselves (such as Artemis swords and Aegeus daggers from Vulcan).
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Post-Crisis
Amazon, as before, is accused of wearing their bracelets as a constant reminder of their slave experience. They also wore bracelets as penance for failing in their mission to reform mankind. However, they do not lose strength if men chains their bracelets together and are not cursed with insanity if the bracelet is removed or broken. In addition, generic Amazon bracelets do not provide special protection.
When Diana won the Contest to become Wonder Woman, she was given a pair of magic silver bracelets. The bracelets are then described as having been forged from the remains of Aegis, a shield made of immature goatskin, Amalthea, who feeds Zeus as a baby. When crossed in front of it, the bracelet is able to produce the remaining Aegis, allowing Diana to deflect an attack far greater than the surface area of ​​her bracelet. This rest takes the shape of a semi-visible ball field power approximately twice the height of Diana.
Both Donna Troy and Cassie Sandsmark also have an indestructible silver bracelet. When Hippolyta continued operating as Wonder Woman after the resurrection of Diana, she also wore her own silver bracelet. When John Byrne took over the writing and art assignment, he described the bracelet as bigger than usual and like a gauntlet, with semi-different extension pieces from the original bracelet.
It was revealed during Gail Simone's tenure as the title author that Zeus had blessed the bracelet with the power to channel His divine lightning when they were attacked together at will. Diana can also slam the bracelets together to create a wave of concrete power, capable of making powerful creatures like Superman's bloody ears.
It is revealed in New 52 that the Wonder Woman bracelet helped him control the divine power as Zeus's daughter, as shown when he wiped it out during a fight with Artemis.
In other media
In the live-action Wonder Woman television series, the two-part episode "The Feminum Mystique" determined that the bracelet was produced from "feminum," a metal found only on Paradise Island. When the Nazi agents learned the truth from Wonder Woman's sister Drusilla, they attacked Paradise Island and forced Amazons to mine feminum until Amazon turned the tables over to their kidnappers. The removal of Wonder Woman's wrist bracelet is vulnerable to attack but does not make him helpless or insane.
To create a bullet-deflection effect, the explosive charge is attached to the bracelet worn by Lynda Carter. He hides the triggering device in his hand and, in turn, will trigger the device to create an explosive effect.
Bracelets are portrayed as gloves in Batman Superman: Dawn of Justice, Wonder Woman and the 'Justice League'. These films feature Israeli actress Gal Gadot as Diana Prince/Wonder Woman, where gloves allow Diana to produce a strong field of pure ferocious force when brought together in a defensive buffer position.
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References
- Jett, Brett. "Apply Bracelets", " (Articles) (2015).
- Jett, Brett. "Who Is Wonder Woman?", " (Manuscript) (2009): 1-71.
- Richard, Olive. "Our Women Are Our Future", Family Circle, August 14, 1942.
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