Simu Liu pitched Melissa Barrera to be the next Wonder Woman during a recent interview with JoBlo, calling her dedication to stunt training “Wonder Woman-esque.” “She really pushes herself,” Liu said ...

For five decades, Wonder Woman has been far more than just a TV series: Lynda Carter’s powerful heroine has served as a revolutionary role model for young girls, even boys, everywhere. Wonder Woman ...

First appearing in All Star Comics #8 in 1941, Wonder Woman has 84 years of comics history and as one of DC’s first superheroes and one of the strongest superheroes of all time, they are some great ...

Over the weekend, Sabrina Carpenter suited up as Wonder Woman as part of her Halloween Short n' Spooky show at New York's Madison Square Garden. Photos and footage of the singer as the iconic DC ...

Following Diana Prince's action-packed introduction in 2016's Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, the character took centre stage the following year in Wonder Woman. Patty Jenkins was at the helm of ...

Time travel is always a risk. Knowledge of the future risks tainting the present, and traveling to one’s past threatens to change the present. This is a lesson that young Elizabeth Marston Prince will ...

Okay, so we have covers. Featuring The Matriarch. A white woman, with white hair, she wears a black version of Wonder Woman's costume, wields a sword with the Wonder Woman eagle crest in it, as well ...

Spoilers for today's Wonder Woman #23 ahead… A few months ago, Bleeding Cool stated, "it seems that Mouse Man was not just a one-issue weird villain from three issues of Wonder Woman in the sixties.

James Gunn has lassoed a writer for Wonder Woman. Per The Wrap, Ana Nogueira will be writing Diana Prince’s next adventure. Nogueira has become one of the prime architects of the new DCEU. In addition ...

We’ve confirmed that Supergirl screenwriter Ana Nogueira is writing DC Studios‘ new redo of Wonder Woman. The writer is also reportedly set to write a live-action take of Teen Titans for the James ...

A cinematic obsessive with the filmic palate of a starving raccoon, Rob London will watch pretty much anything once. With a mind like a steel trap, he's an endless fount of movie and TV trivia, borne ...