And as for Wonder Woman's skirt … "Actually, it's not a skirt," said DC Comics archivist Benjamin Le Clear, who takes even Wonder Woman's wardrobe seriously. "It looks like a skirt. It's ...

In 1962, we see Wonder Woman wearing the costume we all know and love. The skirt is gone, replaced with a body suit. In this image, we see her with her tiara, metal bracelets (used to deflect ...

Warning! Spoilers ahead for Absolute Wonder Woman #6!No, DC Comics isn't playing around with its new Absolute Universe and nothing says that better than the origin behind Absolute Wonder Woman's ...

“Sound of Metal,” “News of the World” and “Wonder Woman 1984” are among the nominees. “Sound of Metal,” a frontrunner in the Oscar race for best sound, leads the way with three ...

Does the idea of Wonder Woman in pants bore the pants off you? When the iconic superheroine debuted back in 1941, she wore a short skirt, but it was quickly replaced by the star-spangled hot pants ...

This version of Wonder Woman proved how strong Diana can be in different realities. In the Death Metal story, Wonder Woman ...

It's too early to tell, but honestly, we just assumed everyone in this event would be wearing bad *** heavy metal costumes as part of the whole theme. In other words, it looks like Wonder Woman ...

It was 1996, not 1986. An earlier version of this article also misidentified a type of clothing Wonder Woman wore in her very first image. She wore culottes, not a skirt. When we learn of a ...

The spell works and Wonder Woman, still dripping in gore, returns now blessed with a glowing red arm. It's all extremely Buffy the Vampire Slayer season six and really quite metal. I have slightly ...

Sound of Metal, Tenet, The Trial of the Chicago 7 and Wonder Woman 1984. Winners will be announced during an international virtual trophy ceremony on Friday, April 16. The Golden Reels also will ...

King and Sampere’s Wonder Woman began in the future, with Wonder Woman’s daughter Trinity going to the Sovereign to ask how Wonder Woman had defeated him. Issue 19 brings us back to that point ...