The world of comic books is one with many different characters that are godlike. That’s why both Marvel and DC have ...

Like most other superhero movies, Wonder Woman and Wonder Woman 1984 share a handful of conventions typical of the genre: a main character who possesses superhuman powers or skills that they use ...

But that’s exactly what happened; when Wonder Woman started fighting, out came the waterworks. It started on the beach, when Gen. Antiope (Robin Wright) rode into battle with a smile and Queen ...

Wonder Woman is not backing down. She’s got her full gold armor on and ready to fight. Gal Gadot in ‘Wonder Woman 1984.’ (Warner Bros) During the DC FanDome panel, the original Wonder Woman ...

America's favorite Amazon princess turns 75 this year — Wonder Woman first swung her golden lasso in All-Star Comics #8 in December 1941, and she's still fighting for freedom and the rights of ...

It seemed kind of insane in the moment, but it's not just me. Lots of women are crying during Wonder Woman fight scenes. On the surface it seems kind of odd, even contrived, to get misty-eyed over ...

Why are women crying when they watch Wonder Woman fight? Director Patty Jenkins has grown accustomed to hearing stories about Wonder Woman audience members welling up as Gal Gadot, playing DC ...

And Canada may not be the best place to find asylum, either. Wonder Woman isn't leaving, however. She has a battle to fight. And she is going to take on the entire American Army to prove a point.

The first trailer doesn’t provide too many plot details – Chris Pine’s World War I-era soldier washes up on Wonder Woman’s island and somehow convinces her to fight alongside the good guys ...

Fighting alongside man in a war to end all wars, Diana will discover her full powers…and her true destiny. Wonder Woman is directed by Patty Jenkins and is written by Allan Heinberg, Geoff Johns ...