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Stillwater. Given Kirkman's own love of surprise reveals and hype-laden comics releases, it stands to reason that we would expect some kind of big event to celebrate Skybound's first decade, and Image Comics finally revealed what that will be: Skybound X, a weekly anthology miniseries launching this summer featuring new stories from some of the most popular properties in the Skybound catalog, along with a few new surprises. “Surprise! Did you REALLY think we would let Skybound’s 10-year anniversary pass us by without bringing back some of our favorite characters?” Kirkman said in ...
CinemaBlend Following the conclusion of Wonder Woman 1984âs main story, viewers were treated to an appearance from another Wonder Woman. No, there wasnât a clone of Gal Gadotâs Diana Prince running around in the DC Extended Universe at that point in time. Instead, Lynda Carter, who brought Wonder Woman to life on TV in the 1970s, cameoed as Asteria, the Amazon who originally wore the golden armor that Gadotâs Diana donned in the final act. Though there had been talk about including Carter in the first Wonder Woman movie, there was an important reason why her appearance w...
Wonder Woman 1984 Actress Reveals BTS Look At Her Sneaky Cameo Wonder Woman 1984 may have brought back Chris Pine’s Steve Trevor, but other than that, the sequel has a completely different supporting cast behind Gal Gadot’s Diana Prince when compared to 2017’s Wonder Woman. One star of the origins movie did appear, though, in a brief semi-cameo that’s easily missed. Of course, we’re talking about Lucy Davis, who played Etta Candy in WW. Davis can be glimpsed in WW84 early on in the film when we see into Diana’s apartment and the camera focuses on a collection of photos th...
Kristen Wiig and Gal Gadot in Wonder Woman 1984. (Image: Warner Bros.) To sign up for our daily newsletter covering the latest news, features and reviews, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or you can bookmark the Gizmodo Australia homepage to visit whenever you need a news fix. Wonder Woman is supposed to be the best of women. This isn’t me starry-eyed about a fictional character and forcing her to be a defender and icon. William Moulton Marston created her to be the best of women. The character, besides being heavily rooted in Marston’s love of ...