Wonder Woman is one of the most iconic characters from DC Comics, and soon, she will debut in the DCU, following a long list ...

Fans have been speculating for weeks now that Gunn may cast Andor and Hit Man actress Adria Arjona as the next Wonder Woman, ...

Wonder Woman’s actual live-action TV series aired from 1975-1977, and it’s easy to forget just how much the show’s concept kept changing over that time.

After decades off the air, Wonder Woman is reportedly heading back to television in the 21st century. But comics’ most heroic female must avoid tired cliches and lame story arcs if she’s going ...

Wonder Woman has presented a challenge both for feature and TV creators. That’s probably because she is the most famous female superhero in the testosterone-dominated comic world.

With DC Entertainment's “Wonder Woman” a decided hit at the box office, some may have forgotten that the character’s origins were very close to being a serialized TV story just a few years ago.

A TV movie titled The New Original Wonder Woman segued into the TV series titled Wonder Woman, which ran for three seasons, beginning April 21, 1976. However, Carter wasn't actually the original ...

Join the celebration of the 49th Anniversary of Wonder Woman TV Series at QUADZ bar on Wed, February 28, 2024, with special guest Mike Pingel.

Carter starred in two more TV shows after Wonder Woman: Partners in Crime, a 1984 crime drama co-starring WKRP in Cincinnati actress Loni Anderson, and the 1994–1995 Western Hawkeye — but both ...

Lynda Carter, star of the 1970s Wonder Woman TV series, was the writer's first exposure to superheroes and represented a major shift for female characters in general.

Holy hell, what was that? The first attempt, in 1967, to bring the character of Wonder Woman to life was a disaster. It’s so bad, it is almost a work of art.