The Wonder Woman costume we've come to know signifies the hero of the Amazons, someone who's compassionate, fierce, and avoids battle if possible. The golden armor notes someone who seeks battle out.

Along with Hippolyta’s sword and shield, this Wonder Woman design honors the legacy what came before while cutting a path, not just for Hippolyta, but for more modern interpretations.

Wonder Woman and Queen Hippolyta answer the call to arms, but only Diana survives — for a time. As comic books have taught fans, nearly every character death is undone, and Hippolyta was later ...

While Wonder Woman has been in theaters for over a month, audiences have found countless reasons to praise the DC Extended Universe film. And now, author and costume designer Amanda Weaver has ...

Wonder Woman 1984's golden armor explainedIn 1999’s Wonder Woman #144 from writer Eric Luke, penciler Yanick Paquette, and inker Bob McLeod (shown above), Diana bounces back after a defeat from ...

One of the upcoming DCU projects James Gunn announced is Paradise Lost. This Wonder Woman comic book story of the same name could inspire it.

The short video introduced us to the eponymous Amazon warrior by way of a voice-over from her mother, Hippolyta. Besides that, it was mostly just brief glimpses of the superhero, her iconic (and ...

What's up with Diana's Golden Eagle Armor in Wonder Woman 1984? Here's what we can glean from the costume's comic book origins.

The new Japanese trailer for Wonder Woman: 1984 is showing off more of Gal Gadot's golden armor The new Japanese trailer for Wonder Woman: 1984 is serving up extended fight scenes from the ...

Entertainment Weekly just shared a new image from Gal Gadot’s Wonder Woman movie! We get a look at Wonder Woman herself (Gal Gadot), her mother, Queen Hippolyta (Connie Nielsen), and her two ...

Do you still have questions about the Wonder Woman 1984 post credits scene? We've got all the answers you need.