Kemo
10-02-2010, 07:37 PM
from Jo-Blo:
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Earlier in the year, Warner Bros. supposedly insisted they would have big announcements regarding plans for adapting DC Comics heroes to the screen. But for the most part, we're still waiting and they're still in the dust of Marvel's expanding movie universe.
Now after years in development, DC's Amazon warrior WONDER WOMAN is finally being brought to life... as a television show.
David E. Kelley ("The Practice", "Ally McBeal") is reportedly behind the latest TV version of the lasso-wielding heroine, more than 30 years after Lynda Carter famously jiggled through several seasons as the character.
No details so far on what track the company may take with their third most recognizable character (after Bats and the Man of Steel, natch), or if it will resemble the recent rubbish rebooted leather-clad incarnation of the comics.
The studio is apparently still also pursuing a feature film version of the character as well, but that's already been in Development Hell for ages, with Joss Whedon making the last attempt before the statuesque goddess was going to be part of the currently defunct JUSTICE LEAGUE project.
http://img837.imageshack.us/img837/1680/wonnnnderwommum.jpg
Earlier in the year, Warner Bros. supposedly insisted they would have big announcements regarding plans for adapting DC Comics heroes to the screen. But for the most part, we're still waiting and they're still in the dust of Marvel's expanding movie universe.
Now after years in development, DC's Amazon warrior WONDER WOMAN is finally being brought to life... as a television show.
David E. Kelley ("The Practice", "Ally McBeal") is reportedly behind the latest TV version of the lasso-wielding heroine, more than 30 years after Lynda Carter famously jiggled through several seasons as the character.
No details so far on what track the company may take with their third most recognizable character (after Bats and the Man of Steel, natch), or if it will resemble the recent rubbish rebooted leather-clad incarnation of the comics.
The studio is apparently still also pursuing a feature film version of the character as well, but that's already been in Development Hell for ages, with Joss Whedon making the last attempt before the statuesque goddess was going to be part of the currently defunct JUSTICE LEAGUE project.