Showing posts with label Wonder Woman's new costume. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wonder Woman's new costume. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 27, 2013

How does a Porn Company gives us the Best Wonder Woman costume of All Time?

from Wonder Woman XXX: An Axel Braun Parody
This is from a PORN PARODY.

Tell me why does this version look better than the NBC/DC Comics version? Y'all remember this mess. It looked it came from Party City.
DC, why did you let that version loose? It is embarrassing that a porn company out-shined you when it came to Wonder Woman. You are her parent company, you should have given us a better version of this costume.

Cheers to this porn company for serving WW realness, too bad DC/NBC couldn't do the same.

Sunday, July 3, 2011

Now you can get Wonder Woman's Horrid Costume for Halloween


I should have known this was going to happen. BuyCostumes.com has this 'costume' for sale.

Here's the description:

Enter the "world of men" as the powerful princess, Wonder Woman.

Equipped with her “Lasso of Truth” and Amazonian berserker rage (used only in the most dire of circumstances, of course), Wonder Woman is one of DC Comics' strongest superheroes. Channel your own resilience in the Wonder Woman Deluxe Adult Costume. It includes blue Capri-length pants, Wonder Woman's signature bustier top, matching jacket, a character headpiece, Wonder Woman belt and coordinating arm gauntlets – everything you need to bring the world’s villains to justice! 
Great Hera!

Thursday, June 2, 2011

First Look: Wonder Woman #1


This is the new look and cover for the DC relaunch of their characters.
Again, Diana has an odd new costume.

Sunday, May 22, 2011

First Look: The Wonder Woman 'Hot Pants' Costume


Well this is it. This costume was used in the final scenes in the pilot. I'm not a fan of this look.

What do you think?

Thanks, Geoffrey for the pic.

Saturday, April 16, 2011

New Pic: Are These Wonder Woman's Star Panties?


I saw this yesterday on Facebook, but wasn't sure about posting it. But Bleeding Cool has this pic on their great blog; so I thought, "why not"

Looks like it could be the hot pants!

Sunday, March 20, 2011

It's Official, Only Lynda Carter likes the New Wonder Woman Costume


Lord! The geek world was rocked by the Naomi Malone version of the Wonder Woman costume. The views were overwhelmingly negative. However, the original WW Lynda Carter liked it:
"What's not to like! Adrianne [Palicki] looks gorgeous and I'm really looking forward to seeing David E. Kelley's new series."
Gorgeous? Hardly, I mean Adrianne is very pretty, but that costume is not cute. And I'm not alone in this feeling. In a LA Times poll, the majority of the folks hated this 'fit. On other geek blogs, the jokes and puns ran wild. Here's a few:


blastr.com

This could be much worse. Sure, the costume is a little too shiny, the colors are a bit too bright and poor Adrienne Palicki is gonna sweat to death in all that latex. 

io9.com
Looks like Diana Prince has a brand new pair of shiny blue pleather pants. Oh dear. 

SlashFilm.com
David E. Kelley‘s new TV series is evidently going for the ‘Sexy Wonder Woman’ Halloween look. See the full image after the break.


Getting the costume right is one of the difficult factors in putting Wonder Woman on the screen. How do you make the costume look both revealing and eye-catching and simply right? This version doesn’t manage that at all. How much talcum powder does this thing require to get on and off?

I hope NBC is looking at this, because I feel we have another 'Birds of Prey' on our hands!

Friday, March 18, 2011

My Top 5 Costumes I don't want to see in Wonder Woman Pilot or Series

Lord this Wonder Woman pilot is giving a me an ulcer. With the all this talk of changing her iconic costume, my fears are consuming my soul... Okay, not really, but it's bothering me.

It feels that whoever working on her look is hooked on "wowing" the audience. And by wowing the audience, it means breaking the WW fans' hearts.

So this is my plea to not use any of these 5 costumes in the WW pilot.

That skirt- leave it in the 40s




Granny Panties - NO



Alternate Universe a.k.a. Cathy Lee Crosby look



The broke ass Biking shorts

And this one
 

Sunday, July 4, 2010

Truth Behind Wonder Woman New Costume


There is a reason behind Diana's new look.

WW writer, J. Michael Straczynski explains:

Because of a change to the character's timeline, Wonder Woman now has a new origin, an altered history and a different supporting cast.

It all starts with an alteration to time, about 20 years ago, when someone destroyed Paradise Island. This new Wonder Woman was a baby then, and after her mother was killed, she was smuggled out of her homeland and raised by guardians in New York.

Wonder Woman readers pick up her story 20 years later, but it won't take long for this altered Wonder Woman to find out what happened to the timeline, making it her mission to correct it.

It's all part of Straczynski's attempt to give Wonder Woman a more realistic, grounded approach that contrasts with her still mythical background. He compares the effect to what Neil Gaiman did in Sandman. While this fresh, new Wonder Woman exists in a tough, urban world, she also interacts with a few surviving Amazons and their mythical world that still exists in the shadows.

These changes to Wonder Woman come on the heels of another big character change orchestrated by JMS. Just last Wednesday, DC announced the writer's "Grounded" storyline that takes Superman across America by foot.

And while the changes to Wonder Woman may seem a bit overwhelming to DC fans, Marvel fans will remember another recent iconic character change written by JMS. After all, Straczynski was the writer behind "One More Day," the story that saw Spider-Man's history altered to erase his marriage.

Well there you go. So this is not forever... Thank Hera.

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