Marvel Studios Executive Producer Touts Company's "Quality First, Then Diversity" Approach

@CaptDeadpool - Loved it. Seen it twice, hoping for a third viewing.

@CaptDeadpool - I think they're about equal. Love them both. The only things that brought WW down for me was the length (which made it drag at times), and the weak villain, which reminded me of your typical Marvel villain.

*Marvel

@Luminus - BIG ANALYSIS:

Supergirl (1984), Catwoman (2004), Elektra (2005) - female superhero films - giant flops and terrible movies!

Sheena (1984), Red Sonja (1985), Tank Girl (1995), Barb Wire (1996), All Comic Book Adaptations, all big flops.

SORRY GUYS, but that's how hollywood works: Many Big Flops, no more movies, many Big Hits, many more movies.

Until 2008, even outside comic book adaptations, hardly a film with a action heroine as the lead would be a success. We had very few exceptions. And those few who succeeded had a small or medium budget. Comic movies are usually very expensive to make.

Before 2008, the only exceptions were: Alien (1979), Alien (s) (1986), Charlie's Angels (2000), the first Tomb Raider (2001 - Angelina Jolie was a big star), Kil Bill (2003-2004, Tarantino's power), the first films of Underworld and Resident Evil (the brand is very strong).

But we also had many big flops: Aeon Flux (2005), Serenity (2005), Ultraviolet (2006), Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li (2009), etc.

But in 2008, something changed. More and more successes began to emerge with female protagonists.

- Twilight (2008- 2012) was the first really big hit (like a big blockbuster) with a female lead.

- Hunger Games (2012-2015)

- The Divergent Series (2014-2016)

- The Force Awakens (2015)

- Rogue One (2016)

Wonder Woman was made now and it was not by accident. Not for goodness, Nor by representativeness. They knew they now had a large audience for movies with female leads. Especially since 2012, with Hunger Games being an absolute success and featuring an action heroine.

Marvel and DC announced Captain Marvel and Wonder Woman in 2014. Just after the great success of Hunger Games. DC was faster. Congratulations. But, please, don't be so naive or biased.

@Luminus - HAHAHAHAHA! OKAY!

What is the excuse to WB take 75 years to make Wonder Woman? 51 years after the first Batman.