Wonder Woman’s iconic Invisible Jet was finally brought to the realm of live-action in Wonder Woman 1984, and the DC Extended Universe used real-life aircraft to depict the famous jet.

Wonder Woman 1984 tries to do a lot and sadly mostly fails. In this video I try to break down where DC went wrong in Gal Gadot's latest film, and why the movie ultimately feels hollow.

Wonder Woman 1984 did - kind of - but it would be great to see the developer integrate the jet into gameplay in a way that doesn't feel shoehorned. Combat that feels good One thing we've learned ...

Hans Zimmer is still not interested in joining the MCU.

In the ‘70s, there was a Wonder Woman TV show. It was pretty silly, if popular, but since then, the character had sort of disappeared from the popular consciousness. That’s definitely not the ...

With the axing of Monolith's Wonder Woman game and no sign of the character arriving in the DCU, Warner Bros. continues to ...

Her husband and two oldest daughters appeared in 'Wonder Woman 1984.' ET caught up with ‘The Mandalorian’ himself and ‘Wonder Woman’ villain, Pedro Pascal. ET chatted with Gal Gadot about ...

Here’s how it works. Bad news: The Wonder Woman game from Monolith and Warner Bros. Games is officially canceled, folks. Warner Bros announced that the upcoming superhero game, which was ...

Three years after its announcement, the future of Warner Bros.'s Wonder Woman game is reportedly in question - with its release said to still be "years away" if it ever launches at all.