Digital Jake

I'll never compare to the real Digital Jake!

Show him why no one matches up to you, Jake.

Well, it's time to polish up your metallic bras, fuel up your invisible jets, because we're taken to the skies to celebrate Wonder Woman's birthday!

Well, I mean, technically it's not Wonder Woman's birthday, but still close enough!

And to celebrate, we're gonna test your knowledge of the famous heroine with a special true or false Wonder Woman edition of...

So I'll tell you some interesting and little-known facts about the Amazonian demigoddess, whose thighs could crush a Ford Pinto, and you just have to tell me if they're true, or if I just made them up.

Let's start with the lady who thought the DC in DC Comics stood for Diet Coke, that's Alexis.

Alexis, your question.

Wonder Woman's invisible jet was actually an accident.

She once tried to clean her regular jet with a powerful cleaning solution, but it turned invisible instead of getting shiny.

Is that a real Wonder Woman fact or did I just make that up?

Is that a big part of the movie?

Don't know yeah, I like I feel her It's like when you wash a wool sweater, and it you accidentally dry it something white and accidentally turned red Superheroes make mistakes I don't know though.

I think it's fake Jake Alexis says that's made up that is a

That's made up.

Good eye, Alexis.

Let's move over to Jose.

All right.

Your fact.

Wonder Woman's first comic book came out in the 1940s, but her popularity rose sky high in the 60s when in one edition she defeats an entire army of supervillains by challenging them to a game of Twister.