I am dying to know, what franchise is itWhedon is busy with? They never said in the article.
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I am dying to know, what franchise is itWhedon is busy with? They never said in the article.
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Maybe if Wonder Woman would hit Marvels casting couch shed have better luck!
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on this new take of WW, they are making it sound like WW is going to look like Xena's Warriors Princess side kick, just plain and dull. what the fuck is so hard to just make a WW movie or tv. show? DC has no faith at all in anything they do except cartoons. god i hope man of steel works out for DC.
Arrow..Amazon..all we need now is Steel, Bat, Lantern and finally...League!
I don't get either how Wonder Woman can't figure out how to get to tv or movies? Seems like a no brainer to me. I don't read the books and probably a lot of people also so they can do whatever they like but seem to keep missing with arguebly the most famous woman super hero of them all, DC or Marvel.
@Moz72. LOL! No kidding. It's like they want to sound "hip" and not use actual superhero names. I could almost see the "cool" tagline. "Amazon, based on the best-selling graphic novel". Let's not forget Flash. They could call it Speed or Fast. Don't forget Aqua, Mars and Hawk.
This is stupid. Why even bother? I could see problems come up with TV Wonder Woman vs movie Wonder Woman. etc...
DC/WB. You suck.
I'm kind of tired of folks trying to take the "Super" part out of Superheros. Wonder Woman is a comic character based on Greek mythology. Those heroes typically got gifts and boons from the gods... hence bracelet, tiara, magic lasso making sense with that character. To take those away pretty much makes her Xena in the modern age. I guess I just feel like if you have such disdain for the tropes that come with Wonder Woman, don't do Wonder Woman. Create an entirely different character where you don't have to worry about pissing off your initial built in fanbase, e.g. comic fans.
@goldeneyez...totally agree! If you're not going to make Wonder Woman super then just make a TV show about some modern day Amazon broad with large breasts fighting crime in LA. DC's approach to making CBMs blows major chunks.
At this point, it seems that the cinematic comic book universe is ruled by Marvel. With the exception of Nolan's Batman (which has no real place in the comic book world that they wanted to create leading up to a Justice League film)
Smallville was a decent show, and I'm excited about Arrow, hoping that DC can at the very least take the small screen universe. They should have shows about each of the Justice League members, and pull them together in a film.
Or they could end up bombs like the Birds of Prey series, and the scrapped Greysons show. I guess Batman just wasn't meant to exist on TV in a serious non-campy nature.