Wonder Woman TV Show In The Works

Wonder Woman TV Show In The Works

Fans waiting for a big screen outing for the Amazonian Princess may have to wait a while. DC and WB are bringing Wonder Woman back to TV screens first...

By MarkCassidy - Oct 01, 2010 03:10 PM EST
Filed Under: Wonder Woman
Source: Deadline

Deadline report that DC/WB have a new show in the pipeline, with David E Kelly(Ally McBeal) on board to write and produce. According to them..



Details on the reboot are being kept under wraps and it is not clear if the new Wonder Woman aka Diana Prince will keep her signature powers and weapons, including her Lasso of Truth, her indestructible bracelets, her tiara and her invisible airplane. In the comic books, the Wonder Woman character has evolved significantly since she first appeared in a 1941 issue of All Star Comics and recently underwent a controversial makeover.

Wonder Woman fans have been waiting a long time to see her grace the big screen. The closest was the now defunct Joss Whedon movie from a few years back. We do have confirmation from WB CEO Barry Meyer that a movie is definitely in the works. Will this new show change that at all? We will (hopefully) find out in the coming weeks as DC Entertainment/WB will unveil their plans for their comics properties.

Of course we have seen the character on TV before as the lovely Lynda Carter played Diana in the 70s. Who would be a worthy replacement?







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