I'm playing Kuurth.
She's playing Wonder Woman.
If I use Grab and Smash on Wonder Woman, will she be able to attack during my turn after Kuurth used Grab and Smash on her? If so, when exactly does that attack happen? After the attack from Charge but before the Grab and Smash damage? After both Charge's attack and Grab and Smash's damage?

Thanks!

No she can't, you can't give a character a non free action on your opponents turn n unless its team prob.

No, the only thing that Wonder Woman's power overrides is the inability to be given an action (on her own turn) after being carried. She is not able to be given an action outside of her turn.

I would say no since you can't give actions on your opponents turn. The powers doesn't negate that anymore than it would allow you to carry a Flier.

What the other guys said. WW ability changes the rule regarding non-free actions and being carried. It itself does not create an action.

For clarification, Theme Team probability control use is not an Action (nor is regular PC), but it does give an Action Token to the character using it.

I agree with everyone saying no, due to her not normally being able to take Actions when it's not her turn.

For WW's power to work on an opponent's turn it needs to be clarified to do just that like Big Figure's special:

THIS PLACE IS GONNA EXPLODE!: During your opponent's turn, immediately after a character friendly to Big Figure is defeated, Big Figure or a character friendly to Big Figure can make a close combat attack or a ranged combat attack as a free action.

An effect doesn't specifically need to reference "opponent's turn" to be used during an opponent's turn. See mu048 Wrecker:

TURNabout: When Wrecker is the target of a close combat attack resulting in a critical hit or a critical miss, if he possesses Turnabout after the resolution of the attack he can as a free action immediately make a close combat attack targeting the character that attacked him.

Normally, Wrecker can only be cca'd on an opponent's turn, so it doen't need to be explicitly stated. I think the issue with Wonder Woman is that normally you can only be carried on your own turn.

I can see this getting an errata, if only for clarification purposes.