Alexandra Daddario steps into the role of Wonder Woman in the DC Universe after casting changes and the latest comments from ...

Ana de Armas suits up as Wonder Woman to replace Gal Gadot in new DC Universe art as the Diana Prince movie's script ...

DC‘s Wonder Woman #1 by Tom King and Daniel Sampere is heading back to the printers mere days after releasing in comic shops. On Twitter/X, DC announced that the first issue of King and Sampere’s ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook The names being floated for Wonder Woman, Arjona’s included, indicates a heartening trend for ...

DC Comics’ Absolute Universe comes together in an amazing tale that features the first ever team-up between DC’s new Wonder ...

While Marvel Comics fans eagerly await a certain web-slinging sequel from Insomniac Games, DC Comics fans are waiting to see what will be their next superhero game fix. After the trilogy featuring ...

Ever since it became clear that Gal Gadot would not be reprising her Wonder Woman role in the new DCU, fans have been debating about who could be the best choice to take over as the iconic Amazonian ...

Alexandra Daddario recently addressed growing fan speculation about her joining James Gunn’s DC Universe. In an interview, the actress responded to audience discussions and fan art imagining her as ...

Fan art envisions Star Wars actor Adria Arjona as the next Wonder Woman, capturing the essence of previous depictions while adding unique touches. Arjona's depiction of Wonder Woman closely resembles ...

Monolith Productions’ Wonder Woman game has had its story details and concept art leaked by an online survey, it seems. If real, the game is set to feature “a predominantly female set of villains” in ...

WASHINGTON, D.C., Nov. 06, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The United States Mint (Mint), in collaboration with Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products (WBDGCP), will begin accepting pre-orders for ...

DC Comics writer Grant Morrison suggests that there isn't anything wrong with Wonder Woman -- but with executives who have 'just convinced themselves' that she could never work onscreen. By Graeme ...