WONDER WOMAN Takes Cover In A New Image; Patty Jenkins Says Some Of Her THOR Ideas Made It Into The Movie

@BillMurray - Exactly. If it's good, Aquaman and The Batman can be good. If not then the DCEU is 0/4 and I'm completely out.

"so many bts/creative issues"??

Don't you just love when people make up stuff, it makes you wonder to who are they lying to...

@MrDandy - 1. From what we heard, Michelle Maclaren had terrible ideas for the movie. Patty Jenkins, on the other hand, has wanted to do a Wonder Woman movie for decades.
2. They, thankfully, realized their mistake, and hired two Comic Book writers to do a page one rewrite before they started filming. (Warner Bros. choice of writers still concerns me though. Goyer should have been out right fired after Batman v Superman. I feel like Geoff Johns should just rewrite everything.

4. Means very little, except that everything will look like it came right off the Comic Book page, or damn near it.

5. Zack Snyder is nowhere near as bad a storyteller as people think. His stories, especially recently, have been about conquering adversity and becoming stronger as a result. They have challenged their characters, help them become who they are, by learning who they are not. His real stories are suffocated by the controversy surrounding the smaller things.

6. Allen Heinberg's Comic Book credits include Young Avengers, Uncanny X-Men, Justice League of America, an issue of Superman/Batman, and a run on Wonder Woman.
Geoff Johns is one of the most celebrated modern Comic Book writers working today. That sounds like a Hell of a lot more than "only worked on CW shows and modern day soap operas."

7. She's a good actress. Nothing mind blowing yet. But that could be shown with Wonder Woman.

I'm not saying there aren't reasons to worry. With the exception of Allan Heinberg, Geoff Johns, Cristopher Nolan, and Chris Terrio, Warner Bros. has chosen a lot of terrible writers to work on these DC Films, and who knows how many will receive a page one rewrite by Geoff Johns or another prolific Comic Book writer, if any, before it's too late. Also Tsujihara is still running everything, and he has already ruined two good movies with his terrible editing. The threat of him ruining a third is always looming. But very few of the reasons you cited are actual causes for concern.