Steve Trevor

Zipper (Call Sign and Network ID)

Jason Trevor (Uncle)

Norma Trevor (Aunt)

Wonder Woman (Wife)

Derek Trevor (Older Brother)

Bob Trevor (Older Brother)

Henrietta Candy-Trevor (Sister-In-Law)

Tracy Trevor (Younger Sister)

Madam America (Sister-In-Law)

Fury (Daughter)

Hippolyta (Mother-In-Law)

## **History**

### **Steve Trevor: 1907 - 1945**

Steve was born and raised in Enid, Oklahoma, to parents Ulysses and Elizabeth Trevor. Both of his parents were former aviators. When Steve joined the Air Force, he intended to follow in his parents’ jet-streams. According to his military records, Steve passed flight school by the skin of his teeth, not due to being a poor pilot (actually, he’s an exceptional pilot) but because of his loud mouth and knack for trouble-making. His call sign “Zipper” was given to him by his training officer’s constant wish for Steve to “zip his mouth shut.”

Steve Trevor serve as a UK Army Air Service Captain in World War I. Steve was on a mission in an Ottoman Empire base. There, he managed to steal a notebook containing the gaseous toxicology research of Doctor Poison.

The notebook details a new deadlier form of mustard gas which could annihilate the Allied forces, and win the war for the German Empire. Steve stole a plane from the base to escape with the notebook; in the however the Bermuda Triangle due to colliding into a magical concealment field that was on the fritz. Of course, no one was going to believe him, so Steve went down thinking his military career (and possibly his life) was over. It probably would have been, except the very reason for that magical barrier's disruption jumped into the water and pulled Steve from the wreckage. He crash-landed near the island of Themyscira. He was saved from drowning by the Amazon princess Diana. As he came to, she asked Steve if he was a man, due to Diana never having come across a male before in her life. Though somewhat confused, Steve affirmed that he was, rhetorically asking if he looked like one. Steve aided Diana and the Amazons defending the beach against a German invasion force where he took down a German soldier and used his rifle to shoot at least two other German soldiers. After the battle, he was put on trial in front of the Amazons and was questioned. The Lasso of Hestia compelled him to reveal his mission and the fact that he was a spy despite his attempts to resist. While recovering, he was approached by Diana and they eventually left the island for America on the invisible plane, in which the pair talked and slept side by side. Steve woke up on a Florida beach with an armor-clad beauty coincidentally decked out in red, white, and blue with a golden eagle right on her chest.

When they arrived in Washington, Dc, Steve accompanied Diana through the streets while explaining some things to them such as why people hold hands and then along with his secretary Etta Candy, went to get Diana's new clothes. Steve delivered the notebook to his superiors at high command but they refused to act which seemed to anger Diana. Steve and Diana were leaving where they told them. how they were going anyway and wrapped the Lasso of Hestia around his wrist to prove to Diana that he was, without doubt, telling the truth. When Wonder Woman agreed to assist the American government on the condition that she retain the help of Steve Trevor as her personal ambassador to "Man’s World," the Air Force was more than happy to take Trevor off flight assignment and retask him to work as Double Dubs’ handler. Steve didn’t mind the job either and was bumped up to Captain for his troubles. Thanks to Diana, he became the SIS Chief of the Justice Society of America and commander of the UNS Brownstone. Today, you better believe that no one dares to tell Colonel Steve Trevor to "zip it shut" (except maybe Diana).

The following day, Steve along with Diana and his team of Wonder Men decide to go to No Man's Land. Steve, along with his team, assisted Diana as she blocks the bullets with her bracelet and her shield. Steve and his team then assisted Diana as they fight off against a group of German soldiers, fighting off more Germans invading the Belgian village of Veld, as a result, saving the village. After liberating the village from German occupation, a local took a photograph of Steve with Diana and his team.

Steve infiltrated a gathering of Germans during a Gala but was unable to complete his goal due to Diana. He and his team were then separated from Diana while she fought Ares to destroy the gas. Steve told Diana he loved her and give her his watch. He then boarded the plane storing the gas, fought, defeated two German soldiers, and then flew the plane as high as he could. Steve drew his pistol and shot the gas igniting it and destroying the plane preventing the distribution of the gas, supposedly resulting in his own death.

## **Appearance**

Steve is a tall and physically fit man in his late twenties and he is roughly the same height as Clark. He has bright blonde hair and blue eyes.

## **Personality**

Steve Trevor, as a soldier, is remarkably courageous, bold, dedicated, and determined, while also an exceptionally cunning, improvisational, and capable spy. While originally somewhat cynical and narrow-minded, Steve's background as a spy makes him tactful (hence he rarely voices his skepticism of Diana's story of Ares, or her Amazonian beliefs, and doesn't hold Charlie's PTSD or Chief's anti-colonial bitterness against them), while also capable of improvising and spinning convincing lies in tough situations. Steve's dedication is shown by his desire to end World War I and to contribute to that he usually follows protocol, but disobeys orders when disagreeing with them, specifically when British Intelligence superiors' orders prohibit him from taking active initiative. This is due to Steve following in the footsteps of his father, who believed in the importance of acting when one wanted to make a difference. While initially cynical, and disbelieving Diana's story (despite both Sameer and Chief coming to believe it), seeing Wonder Woman's compassion and unbreakable spirit in action renews Steve's hope, boosting his morale and energizing him to cross over to the German trench after her, freeing a Belgian village from cruel occupation, and no longer hesitating against seemingly insurmountable odds. As an espionage expert, Steve also has immense willpower, enough to even resist the Lasso of Hestia for several seconds.

Steve displays a softer side after meeting and gradually falling in love with Wonder Woman, explaining to her the customs of humanity, being understanding of her naive social blunders, genuinely admitting his own lack of understanding of some human customs (such as marriage and family life), and eventually starting to tactfully woo her. He soon comes to understand Diana's true potential, and right before he selflessly yet seemingly sacrifices himself (to thwart Ares' plan and finally end the World War I for good), he passionately expresses his unwavering belief in Diana's ability to save the world, as well as his unwavering love for her. Indeed, just as much as Diana had several days prior inspired him, so did Steve's final moments in the Great War before going MIA inspire her, with Diana clinging to their mutual love in order to bypass her ambivalence and violent tendencies, and to defeat Ares for good. Diana's love and respect for Steve's alleged final sacrifice were so immense, that even 100 years later, she would be rendered tearful by the memory of it, and Superman's own actions and sacrifice inspired Diana mainly because she saw a lot of Steve Trevor in him.

## **Abilities and Equipment**

### **Abilities**

**Peak Human Condition**: Steve Trevor, as a highly-skilled and experienced pilot and spy, is in top physical condition (though not quite on Batman's level, but still above average as he proclaimed to Diana). Hence, while ambushed unarmed in a London alley by General Krieger's spies, Steve was able to beat most of them down quite quickly. He was also fast enough to catch up to the plane filled with mustard gas and hijack it.

* **Gifted Intelligence**: Steve is exceptionally intelligent (despite his occasional cynicism at new unexpected revelations), which extends to his considerable acting, deception and espionage skills, making Steve Trevor a very valuable spy for the British Intelligence. However, he is notably not as intelligent as Ares who quite easily deceived Steve and his entire team into believing that he was their ally.

* **Expert Spy**: Steve is an extremely skilled spy, working for British Intelligence, successfully impersonating a German officer and infiltrating Doctor Poison's base in the Ottoman Empire, using the same impersonation to enter General Ludendorff's party in Belgium, expertly imitating a German accent, and almost succeeding in wooing Doctor Poison by impersonating a sadistic and bloodthirsty officer interested in her work (only failing due to getting distracted by Wonder Woman).
* **Expert Deceiver**: Steve, due to being an experienced, skilled and persuasive liar (at least on par with Sameer, though still surpassed by Ares quite a bit), was claiming to Diana that he lies for a living, was able to see right though Sameer's lying charade in a bar, able to fool his British superiors into believing that he wouldn't go to Belgium (while in actuality, he instead covertly assembled the infiltration Wonder Men team), able to swiftly give Diana the human name "Diana Prince", and the Amazons only get Steve ,to tell the truth by using the Lasso of Hestia on him (though he notably resisted it for a few seconds).
* **Expert Leader**: Steve is a very capable and charismatic leader, having to lead the organized the Wonder Men in the first portion of their mission to defeat General Krieger until Wonder Woman eventually took up the lead as the mission continued from the Belgian trench.
* **Expert Pilot**: Steve is a highly skilled pilot, successfully escaping pursuing German planes after flying off with Dr. Poison's plans, and crash-landing his plane in the sea outside Themyscira. His skill also extends to water-based vehicles, she told Diana that he knew how to sail a boat.
* **Expert Marksman**: Steve is a highly skilled marksman, usually taking German soldiers out with a single shot in World War I battles, thus instantly bringing down bunch of German Soldiers. When he and the Wonder Men reclaimed a German village from Krieger soldiers, he accurately shot a bundle of grenades adhered to a wall, thrown by Chief, to explode the wall and clear a pathway for the Wonder Men to enter the German village. Lastly, he shot the supply of mustard gas on the plane to help end the Great War.
* **Skilled Combatant**: Steve is fairly skilled in close-quarters combat, notably beating down most of General Krieger's spies when he was caught unarmed, and effectively using his gun as a blunt striking weapon when not having sufficient time to take a shot at close-standing enemies.
* **Indomitable Will**: Steve Trevor has immense determination and strength of will, due to believing in the importance of taking active initiative when one wanted to make a difference, hence Steve disobeys orders from his British Intelligence superiors when he disagrees with them, in order to do what he knows to be right. Despite seeing the many horrors of World War I, Steve refuses to ever hunker down and give up, something he becomes even more adamant about after meeting and fighting alongside with Wonder Woman, who inspires him to act against seemingly insurmountable odds. As a result, Steve was even able to resist the Lasso of Hestia for several seconds, and he didn't hesitate to selflessly sacrifice his own life in order to thwart Ares' plans and end the war for good. Indeed, just as much as Diana had several days prior inspired him, so did Steve's final moments inspire her, with Diana clinging to their mutual love in order to bypass her ambivalence and violent tendencies, and to defeat Ares for good. Indeed, Superman's own actions, willpower, and sacrifice inspired Wonder Woman 100 years later mainly because she saw a lot of Steve Trevor in him.