I AM NO MAN'S SIDEKICK, I AM AN AMAZON, I AM HERE TO SAVE MANKIND...THE WONDER WOMAN MOVIE THREAD

Wait, that's Wonder Woman? I thought that character was a reboot of Xena.

Would have made more sense

Umm, how would you be able to tell if they did release the Invisi-jet?

Here are some pics at this year's Licensing Expo's revealing WW props and costumes

Hey Everyone, here are some new pics that were release at this year's Comic Con

Ignoring the other images can't currently see (stupid machine playing up again), but that looks to me like someone simply photoshopped her armour on (with paint) because it looks like you can still see her right nipple (and the leather 'strap' doesn't seem natural)

And what is with original Wonder Bewbs' head below her shield?

Looks pretty good to me.

HYPE!!

There was no Air Force during WWII.

I think I just had one of them nerdgasms.

By all rights I should be nerding out hardcore. My inner geek tells me so. I even want to be nerding out over these trailers.

And yet I'm not.

There's good moments in each trailer. Stuff that is amusing and at least raises an eyebrow of interest. But there's other moments that pulled me out of the trailers, and there's just something missing, something they're not quite getting right that's making it miss for me.

It's just frustrating and a bit disappointing at the same time.

*OUR REACTION* (My husband and I)

SO HYPED!!! BUT ALSO SAYING PLEASE BE GOOD! PLEASE BE GOOD! PLEASE BE GOOD!!!

I actually cried while watching the trailer. Whether I'm a fan of Gal Gadot, or not, it is unbelievable that Wonder Woman has her own standalone movie. Princess Diana is one of my favorite comic characters and a role model for myself. I am so proud and thrilled for the movie. I absolutely cannot wait to see it!

Wait, what?

Question.. is ww immortal? Because wwII was a long time ago, and bvs took place im pretty sure in the current day.. shouldn't she be wrinkley?

This movie is actually set during WWI, thirty years even longer ago

Technically true, kind of. In the U.S., the Air Force (formally the "U.S. Army Air Force") was officially part of the army until shortly after WWII, but its actual operations were largely independent of the rest of the army.

Hmm, had always thought the US Air Force branched off from the Navy, and it matters not which branch the planes were tied to, US still had an air force during both wars