As an expert in comic book lore and the DC Universe, I can tell you that the age of Wonder Woman, whose real name is Diana Prince, is not precisely defined in the same way as it is for humans. In the comics, she is an Amazonian warrior and a demigoddess, born from the clay sculpted by her mother, Queen Hippolyta, and given life by the gods of Olympus. Given her divine origin and the nature of time in the world of mythology, her age is often considered to be timeless or at least much older than a typical human.

However, for the sake of storytelling and adapting her character to different media, various interpretations have been given. In some narratives, she has been portrayed as being over 5,000 years old, reflecting the ancient Greek origins of the Amazons. In the most recent DC Comics continuity (Post-Flashpoint and Rebirth), her age has been reset to be closer to that of a human, living for a few decades in the modern era.

So, the age of Wonder Woman is not a fixed number but rather a concept that is tied to her mythological and immortal status.

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The revelation comes from Empire magazine's latest issue (which also has some pretty intriguing new stills from the film) in which director Zack Snyder reveals that by the time of Batman v Superman, Wonder Woman is 5,000 years old.read more >>