The most interesting news to come out of the upfronts for The CW network might be about a show that they have yet to officially pick up. With Arrow being a huge success for The CW, it appears that a Wonder Woman TV series is still a very real possibility....
If Man Of Steel proves to be the runaway hit that most are expecting, then Man Of Steel writer David S. Goyer will likely have his pick of comic book movie projects. There’s been lots of speculation that he’s already been tapped to write or rewrite a Justice League movie...
After her performance in Haywire, actress Gina Carano became a fan favorite for playing Wonder Woman. Many fans expressed that the former mixed martial arts fighter could bring a sense of realism to the fight scenes in a Wonder Woman movie. When Gina Carano was spotted hanging around with Henry...
Buzzfeed has just released the gatefold cover for Wonder Woman #19, and it’s rather perplexing. On the main cover, Wonder Woman is releasing her fury on Orion as she chokes him and rips his helmet off. However, on the inside gatefold Wonder Woman is locked in a passionate kiss with...
Jesse V. Johnson, who has done stunt work on movies like Avatar and Thor, has decided to try his hand at directing–and has done so in grand fashion, releasing (via Latino Review) a new film that pushes the boundaries of “fan films” and runs squarely into the territory of proof-of-concept...
With all the exciting surprises in comic books yesterday, here’s one we had missed. Wonder Woman #17 has a rather surprising scene. At least, Wonder Woman looks awfully surprised. Orion, who is one of the New Gods, walks up behind Wonder Woman and gives her a slap right on the...
In a pair of unrelated articles out today, both iconic TV producer David E. Kelley and Iron Man director Jon Favreau took some time out to look back at their recent, failed comic book adaptations, namely the aborted Wonder Woman pilot for Kelley and the Cowboys & Aliens feature film...
Cathy Lee Crosby’s Wonder Woman TV pilot — the version of the series that pre-dated Lynda Carter’s and was meant to reflect the Dennis O’Neill “mod” era of the character in the comics — is coming to DVD via the Warner Archive next week, the studio announced today, along with...
Talk about “kissing cousins” — Adrianne Palicki, who played Wonder Woman in the aborted David E. Kelley television series, said in an interview this week that she’d like to play Supergirl. In an interview with The Onion’s A.V. Club, Palicki expressed an interest in playing another superhero after her ill-fated...
While a lawsuit is still ongoing over the way Warner Television and The CW Network developed Smallville, the long-running show about a pre-Superman Clark Kent, and their Green Arrow adaptation Arrow has yet to hit the airwaves, it appears as though they’re developing a Wonder Woman series as well. According...
On Wednesday, DC Comics shocked comic book fans by announcing that Superman and Wonder Woman would start dating. While this new twist has generated a lot of controversy for a number of reasons, one particular side effect of this announcement stands out more than most. By having Superman and Wonder...
Here’s a crazy idea, which is a combination of fact and outrageous rumor. We know for a fact that Superman will be kissing Wonder Woman on the cover of the upcoming Justice League #12. Earlier today, Entertainment Weekly (owned by the same parent company as DC Comics) broke the news...
Heroes Con opened at 11AM on Sunday, the final day of the convention, and things quickly began, as a panel focused solely on DC icon Wonder Woman. In attendance were current artist on Wonder Woman Cliff Chiang, colorist for the series Matt Wilson and Ben Caldwell, who worked on the character...
So, wait…does the Mr. Potato Head continuity take place on Kingdom Come‘s earth? Are Superman and Wonder Woman married there? That’s right, folks–DC announced yesterday via their blog that Mr. and Mrs. Potato Head, whom DC calls “the original cosplayers”–will soon appear on store shelves dressed as Superman and Wonder...
At a smaller convention, somewhat less inhibited by high-ranking DC executives in their midst, a group of creators at yesterday’s DC Comics panel at the Boston Comic-Con revealed quite a bit of new information about the world of the New 52, according to a report from DC Women Kicking Ass....
