Wonder Woman Gets Positive DC Universe Update From James Gunn

Following the fermentation around girl Gadot's DC status and Wonder Woman's absence from the DCU slate reveal, James Gunn teases that Diana is coming soon. 

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While girl Gadot's Wonder Woman pictures are presently on hold, DC Studiosco-CEO James Gunn has verified that Diana Prince has not been forgotten amid the DC Universe shake- up. Ever since Henry Cavill's exit from the Superman part was blazoned last December, the durability of current DCEU actors in the new DCU has been one of the most talked about motifs involving DC. Wonder Woman came a big part of the discussion, as it was revealed that Gadot had a gem cut from The Flash and director Patty Jenkins' Wonder Woman 3 had been canceled. 

 Gunn participated on Twitter a positive update on Wonder Woman's DCU future, saying the character won't take long to appear — indeed if Gadot's Wonder Woman 3 noway happens. 

 

 There was really no other path that the new DC Universe could go where Wonder Woman wasn't a major player going forward. Gunn andco-CEO Peter Safran know this all too well, especially since two- thirds of the iconic DC Trinity are formerly among the first many systems of the new DCU, with Superman Legacy and Batman's The stalwart and the Bold. While Diana herself didn't appear in the DCU slate reveal, she wasn't entirely absent. 

 

Gunn’s New DC Universe Is Perfect For Wonder Woman

 Gunn and Safran lately revealed the first ten systems that start the DCU Chapter One Gods and Monsters. Among them was Paradise Lost — a Wonder Woman prequel show that tells the story of the Amazons on the islet of Themyscira times before Diana was born. The HBO Max series was described as a political show akin to Game of Thrones, with Paradise Lost set to reveal how Diana's society and home came to be. 

The idea to use Paradise Lost as the preface to the Wonder Woman corner of the new DC Universe — rather than starting with a Wonder Woman movie — makes a lot of sense, given the direction that Gunn and Safran are taking DC. The DC Universe will be much more connected to the comics than the old DC pictures ever were. Grounded on that, Paradise Lost is the perfect place to meat out the strong tradition of the Amazons, with Themyscira in the comics being home to brutes like pegasus, soared Napoleons, centaurs, and more. The Game of Thrones mention also teases the presence of similar fantasy rudiments. 

 Gadot's performance as Wonder Woman has been substantially met with praise, and her first solo movie impeccably encapsulates Diana as a character. still, there has been an adding demand for the Wonder Woman ballot to go completely mythological ever since the first movie's only mistake — the running of villain Ares was made. Paradise Lost can lay a Wonder Woman setup, erecting out a world full of mythological brutes and characters for Wonder Woman to interact with in a unborn movie — be it Gadot or a new actress.