Of course, we're talking about Batman and Wonder Woman, who are yet to be cast in the new DCU. When asked about when fans will be able to see these characters again, DC Studios co-head James Gunn said it's all about finding the right script.

One of Wonder Woman’s most underrated allies may finally be making her live-action debut, thanks to James Gunn, who recently made promising comments.

Narrowing down the best Wonder Woman comics can be a bit of a challenge with so many in the catalogue. Here's where to start.

Andor star Adria Arjona remains a firm fan favourite to play the DCU's Wonder Woman, and some newly revealed artwork imagines what she'd look like suited up as Diana Prince. Take a closer look

Wonder Woman #23 hits stores Wednesday! Diana faces a mysterious mouse-infested island and a tyrant as she pursues the rogue Amazon Emilie. Can she save her fallen sister and baby in time?

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CEO Peter Safran have praised Superman for its "phenomenal" opening, and it sounds like Batman and Wonder Woman are now the main

Fans have been speculating for weeks now that Gunn may cast Andor and Hit Man actress Adria Arjona as the next Wonder Woman, taking over the helm from Gal Gadot. Gunn recently dispelled the rumors but he may have added some fuel to the fire by noting she would do a “great” job as Diana Prince.

For the fifth year running, Wonder Woman has been excluded from DC Comics’ Pride anthology, writes Peter Tatchell. The superhero comic publisher’s failure to acknowledge the Amazon’s queer identity is

James Gunn chimed in on rumors that Andor's Adria Arjona would play the DCU's Wonder Woman, saying she "would be great" but hasn't been cast.