By Janet Grace
I saw it. I was disappointed by the final product, with so many endless possibilities, why did they print what they did. With so many years of truly riveting comic book storylines that have kept readers entertained since she first appeared in All Star Comics in I941, it’s not as if they had to reinvent the wheel. You mean to tell me no one was bright enough to employ a comic book historian, familiar with the entire story, as a consultant? The last time I said I could’ve done better, I was called out by snarky classmates who yelled out to the teacher that I said I could play “Joy to The World” by 3 Dog Night, on piano better than she could. She was currently destroying it. The outcome was I won everyone’s lunch money after enjoying a jam session sing along that included “Jumping Jack Flash”, “Bobby McGee” and “Gimee Good Lovin’” by The Spencer Davis Group. So, trust me when I tell you, I believe they could have done better. I certainly would’
Wonder Woman and Her Evolving Look
She remained steadfast in her decades-long fight for justice, but her costumes ranged from a golden-eagle emblem and skirt to a W logo breastplate and leggings.
Wonder Woman’s costume has morphed over the years, as showcased in a cover for Wonder Woman No. 750, drawn by Nicola Scott.Credit.Nicola Scott/DC
Published Dec. 29, 2020Updated Dec. 31, 2020
In a trailer for “Wonder Woman 1984,” the title hero is clad in golden armor. That image had fans’ pulses racing because in comic books, the metallic suit is what the heroine dons for major battles. Wonder Woman, who was introduced in 1941, is part of DC’s Holy Trinity of heroes that includes Superman, who debuted in 1938, and Batman, who premiered in 1939. Like the outfits of her fellow heroes, Wonder Woman’s costume has evolved over time and even occasionally received a complete makeover. Here are some notable looks from the Amazing Amazon over the years.
Wonder Woman 1984: Who Are the Comic Creators Thanked in the Credits?
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Wonder Woman 1984 has officially made its debut, with audiences getting a chance to check it out both in theaters and on HBO Max. The blockbuster is the latest live-action extension of the DC Films universe, providing a nostalgic and epic new story involving Gal Gadot s Diana Prince/Wonder Woman. As those who have seen the film know, there s definitely a lot to take in, especially as the film draws inspiration from all corners of the DC Comics universe. This became abundantly clear in
Wonder Woman 1984 s end credits, which give thanks to a wide array of writers and artists who have brought the Princess of Themyscira to life over the years.