A great introduction to Orlando’s proper ongoing!

via Wonder Woman #751 Review — AIPT

I’d heard wonderful things about Leigh Bardugo’s Wonder Woman novel, but I admit that I haven’t picked it up yet. I know! I really need to! Especially after reading the graphic novel version!

via Fierce Females and Friendships || ARC Review: Wonder Woman—Warbringer — Allisa White’s Book Blog

Well I was very, very patient all day and finally got my Wonder Woman 1984 trailer. Gal Gadot is really pulling off that 80’s look!

via Wonder Woman Hits the 80s! — Book Beach Bunny

A new age of “wonder” begins as Warner Bros. Pictures releases the official trailer for the upcoming superhero sequel film Wonder Woman 1984. View trailer below.

via Wonder Woman 1984 Official Trailer — Jason’s Movie Blog

Iconic is absolutely an apt terminology for William Moulton Marston’s legendary creation – Wonder Woman. Icon comes to us from the original ancient Hellenic word – Eika, and with Diana’s entire narrative background tied up (sometimes literally – the Amazons were famous for bondage games!) in Greek mythology, I could not think of a phrase […]

via Wonder Woman #750: Celebrating An Icon — precinct1313

You might think it is strange that a story about technology would start off talking about Wonder Woman. When you realize the technology in question is a lie detector, you might think, “Oh, that’s right. Wonder Woman had the lasso of truth, so this is just a lame association.” You might think that, but you’d […]

via Wonder Woman and the Real Lasso of Truth — Hackaday

Oh how my house has been buzzing since the new trailer for “Wonder Woman 1984” trailer dropped over the weekend. Director Patty Jenkins and star Gal Gadot gave a much needed feminine jolt to the superhero genre with 2017’s fantastic “Wonder Woman”. I absolutely loved the movie, but my wife and daughter REALLY loved it. […]

via First Glance: “Wonder Woman 1984” — Keith & the Movies

While Doctor Strange 2 the director lost last month, Scott Derrickson, Marvel Studios are now looking for a new filmmaker to bring life to the aftermath of the adventures of Dr. Stephen Strange played by Benedict Cumberbatch. According to the latest news, the choice of production would have stopped on Sam Raimi, the filmmaker behind […]

via Doctor Strange 2: What could Sam Raimi bring to the making of the film? — archyde

2019’s Joker is the fourth Oscar-winning movie of DC comics, and it has been one of the biggest hits of the live-action adaptation of DC comics. Do you know that all four films of DC comic that have won Oscar have Joker character in them? Yes, it is indeed true that Joker is the only character […]

via 4 DC Movies Have Won Oscar and Each Includes Joker — John Smith

Instead, he calls them “theme parks.”

via Martin Scorsese says Marvel movies are “not cinema” — Consequence of Sound