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Steve Trevor is one of the Teenagers (not Superheroes at all). He doesn't know about Superhero stuff. He's one of the leaders and one of the Teenagers alongside Garth Bernstein, Hal Jordan, Oliver Queen, Barry Allen, and, Hawkman.
He was voiced by Yuri Lowenthal, who also voiced Spider-Man in the eponymous video game series, and Superman in Legion of Super Heroes.
History[]
From The Web[]
Steve Trevor was originally introduced as an intelligence operative and officer in the United States Army Air Corps who became stranded on Wonder Woman's homeland where he was a herald to the Amazons that World War II was occurring in "Man's World". He also developed a close relationship with the heroine.
Personality[]
Steve is friendly, agreeable, earnest, dedicated, and generous, however, he is also below average intelligence, incompetent at any task requiring higher physical or intellectual demands, and unobservant. Despite his constant failures, Steve remains optimistic and good-natured.
As noted, he can be especially unobservant, since he can stroll into hazardous situations, yet be unaware of any danger. He also seems oblivious to the fact that Diana is smitten with him, although does consider her a good friend, failing to consider her awkward stammering and clumsiness around him as unusual or notable.
Steve is often ordered around, yet never complains, perhaps due to his ambition for some military career. While it isn't necessarily a vital life skill, he is a wooden actor - kept as the understudy's understudy.
Appearance[]
Steve Trevor first appeared in the Wonder Woman 1974 telefilm, played by Lithuanian actor Kaz Garas, who went on to guest star in an episode of the Lynda Carter TV series.
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