Eros

Eros is the DC Universe's incarnation of the Greek god of love, introduced into Wonder Woman's mythological supporting cast. As a divine figure rooted in ancient myth, he operates among Olympian gods and heroes, connecting Wonder Woman's world to its classical Greek foundations.

Born from the Bronze Age imagination of Martin Pasko and José Delbo in the pages of Wonder Woman #223 (1976), Eros is a figure drawn straight from myth and planted firmly in the DC Universe. Over nearly five decades, this character has kept extraordinary company — sharing adventures with Wonder Woman herself, Steve Trevor, Aphrodite, and even Superman — a roster that speaks to a presence woven into some of DC's most iconic storytelling. Appearing across Wonder Woman, DC Super Hero Girls Giant, and the archival DC Finest: Wonder Woman: The Legend of Wonder Woman, Eros occupies a distinctive corner of DC's mythological tapestry, the kind of classic character that rewards the curious collector willing to dig into the rich, gods-and-heroes world that makes Wonder Woman's corner of the DC Universe so endlessly compelling.