serve as Queen Bee's generals. Wonder Woman: Black and Gold Giganta appears in the anthology series Wonder Woman: Black & Gold. In the story "Amazing" by Paul Azaceta, Giganta battles Wonder Woman in an unspecified city. Wonder Woman defeats Giganta, rescuing a child from perishing during her apartment building's destruction. In other media Television A variation of Giganta's gorilla form called Gargantua appears in the Wonder Woman episode "Wonder Woman vs. Gargantua", performed by Mickey Morton. This version is a male gorilla with enhanced strength that animal behaviorist and Nazi Erica Belgard (portrayed by Gretchen Corbett) took from Africa and trained to attack Wonder Woman as well as bring back Nazi defector Conrad Steigler. After succeeding in the latter task, Belgard sets up a trap for Wonder Woman and sets Gargantua on her so Belgard can join her Nazi High Command. While the gorilla nearly defeats Wonder Woman, he is shot by an MP and brought to a doctor, who is able to undo Belgard's programming. The Nazis take Gargantua back and subject him to electroconvulsive therapy in an attempt to restore it, but it fails when the gorilla fights and is subdued by Wonder Woman. After Belgard and her compatriots are apprehended, Wonder Woman returns Gargantua to Africa. Giganta appears in Challenge of the Superfriends, voiced by Ruth Forman. This version is a member of the Legion of Doom who gained her growth abilities from the same powder that gave Apache Chief his. Giganta appears in Legends of the Superheroes, portrayed by Aleshia Brevard. This version is a member of the Legion of Doom who does not demonstrate the ability to grow in size, but retains her super-strength, and later becomes engaged to the Atom. Giganta appears in the Super Friends episode "Two Gleeks are Deadlier Than One", voiced again by Ruth Forman. Giganta appears in media set in the DC Animated Universe (DCAU), voiced by Jennifer Hale. Similarly to her original comics depiction, this version was originally an ape who was turned into a metahuman woman, though Grodd was the one who carried out the procedure. As such, Giganta became a devoted follower of his and a member of his Secret Society. Additionally, unlike her more brutish characterization in the comics, this Giganta acts in a more feminine manner, though she is still eager for battle according to an interview with Hale. First appearing in the Justice League