the tournament by using his trademark Joker venom to poison all of the Amazons present in the arena. The Amazons appear in the Justice League Action episode "Luthor in Paradise". They attempt to fight off Lex Luthor when Circe assists him in his plot to obtain the Oculus of the Argo that would grant him the powers of Zeus that had been entrusted to Hippolyta by Hera. The Amazons appear in the Harley Quinn episodes "Bachelorette" and "The Runaway Bridesmaid". The Amazons appear in the DC Super Hero Girls episode "#SweetJustice" (part 3 and 4). A television series from DC Studios titled Paradise Lost, centered on the Amazons, will be released on HBO Max. Film The Amazons appear in the animated film Wonder Woman. The Amazons appear in the animated film Superman/Batman: Apocalypse. The Amazons appear in the animated film Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox. Like the comics, they are at war with the Atlanteans. The Amazons appear in the animated film DC Super Hero Girls: Hero of the Year. The Amazons appear in the animated film Wonder Woman: Bloodlines. The Amazons appear in the films set in the DC Extended Universe: The Amazons appear in Wonder Woman. Their home of Themyscira was created by Zeus in his dying breath to be a sanctuary for the Amazons following Ares' massacre of his fellow gods. The Amazons appear in Justice League and its director's cut. It was revealed that the Amazons assisted the tribes of man, the Atlanteans, the Olympian Gods, and the Green Lantern Corps in fighting Steppenwolf's invasion (in the Justice League film) or Darkseid's invasion (in the "Snyder Cut" film) of Earth. Many centuries later, Steppenwolf attacks Themyscira to seize the Mother Box guarded by them. The Amazons appear in Wonder Woman 1984. There is an artifact called the Armor of Asteria which was worn by the legendary Amazon of the same name who bought her fellow Amazons time to evacuate to Themyscira. Wonder Woman later wore the armor when fighting Cheetah and confronting Maxwell Lord. In a mid-credits scene, it revealed that Asteria (portrayed by Lynda Carter) is still alive among the humans. In December 2019, Wonder Woman and Wonder Woman 1984 director Patty Jenkins and star/producer Gal Gadot announced at Comic Con Experience 2019 that they are considering producing a spin-off film focusing on the Amazons. The Amazons appear in the Looney Tunes live-action/animation film Space