Due in Spring of 2009
June 30, 2008
The Wonder Woman direct-to-DVD feature is now slated for a spring 2009 release.
No Script Agreement
February 4, 2007
Joss Whedon has revealed on his Website that he's off the Wonder Woman movie.
To Not Make It
February 1, 2007
Warner Bros. and producer Joel Silver are acquiring the rights to a Wonder Woman spec script by Matthew Jennison and Brent Strickland.
From Welcome Books
July 17, 2006
A Paid Advertisement. Welcome's most popular wall calendars have just become available. They feature the work of three of the best and most popular artists and designers working in the comic industry today: Jim Lee , Alex Ross and Chip Kidd .
Joss Whedon to Write and Direct
March 17, 2005
Buffy the Vampire Slayer creator Joss Whedon will write and direct a live action motion picture based on the DC Comics character Wonder Woman .
DVD Collection Out June 29
April 13, 2004
Warner Home Video is preparing the release of Wonder Woman: The Complete First Season, a 3-disc DVD set featuring all 13 first season episodes starring the former Miss USA Lynda Carter as the Amazon Princess.
Project Still In 'Development Hell'
September 29, 2003
Variety is reporting that screenwriter Laeta Kalogridis is the latest Tinseltown scribe to be given the formidable task of creating a viable Wonder Woman screenplay.
No Start Date Set Yet
May 11, 2003
Today's Variety reported that Philip Levens, a writer and co-producer on the highly popular Smallville TV series, has been hired by producer Joel Silver to write the screenplay for a Warner Brothers film based on the DC Comics character, Wonder Woman .
DC Sells Out WW #190
April 2, 2003
DC Comics has sold out of Wonder Woman #190, featuring the character's new do, and has no plans to reprint.
Focus on DC Artist Phil Jimenez
April 24, 2001
On Wednesday April 18, 2001, the Washington Post printed a lengthy article by Hank Stuever that focused on DC artist Phil Jimenez and his obsession with Wonder Woman . Stuever's essay covers the entire history of the character, who first appeared some sixty years ago just one month before Pearl Harbor.
