We won't be vintage sex videosgetting a big Wonder Woman 1984 panel at this year's San Diego Comic-Con, but director Patty Jenkins was happy to share the film's poster with fans on Twitter as consolation.
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The poster leans gleefully into psychedelic '80s colors, so if you had any suspicion WW84 would be rife with nostalgia, consider it confirmed (honestly, the early stills tipped us off)! Though Wonder Woman is still in her signature gold, this costume does away with the red midsection and blue skirt piece -- opting instead for thigh-high boots, which, yes. It also appears to have sleeves and a collar, which are far more practical for say, England.
Now with longer hair and decades of grief (We miss you, Steve! Kind of), Diana Prince has a fiery edge in this poster – a glare and glow slightly reminiscent of a certain other formidable on-screen female hero. The poster arrives exactly a year out from the film's release date.
Per Jenkins, the official Wonder Woman 1984 buildup begins in December, though we're hopeful for more tidbits like this in the coming months. Wonder Woman 1984hits theaters June 5, 2020.
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