Photos of Wonder Woman From George Miller’s Justice League Movie

Photos of Wonder Woman From George Miller's Justice League Movie
As you may already know, Mad Max director George Miller was set to direct a Justice League movie for Warner Bros. several years ago. The project ended up being canceled, but from some of the stories I’ve heard, this could have been an amazing movie. It was called Justice League: Mortal. The cast included Armie Hammer as Batman, D.J. Cotrona as Superman, Megan Gale as Wonder Woman, Adam Brody as Flash, Common as Green Lantern, Santiago Cabrera as Aquaman, Hugh Keays-Byrne as Martian Manhunter, and Jay Baruchel as Maxwell Lord.

Obviously we never got to see anything from this movie since it was over soon after it began, but now we have some photos from the development process of the film. They clue us in on what Miller’s version of Wonder Woman was going to look like. These photos show Megan Gale in costume, and I have to say she has a wonderful vintage classic look. I love that the red looks very bronze-like. It goes great with that blue skirt.

Photos of Wonder Woman From George Miller's Justice League Movie

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Beautiful Justice League Art Panels

Beautiful Justice League Art Panels
These Justice League Art Panels are the most beautiful tribute you can have to the Justice League on your wall. This set of 6 art panels is just stunning. I love the style and detail. The 6 panels included in this set are Superman, Wonder Woman, Batman, Green Lantern, the Flash and Aquaman.

They also offer an extended set that also has Cyborg and Martian Manhunter. That set is available here. This is going to look awesome in your home!

1982 DC Comics Style Guide

1982 DC Comics Style Guide
The 1982 DC Comics Style Guide is now online and complete. This is some really stunning artwork. Those were the days. I wish we saw more of this style today. The style guide features many character designs, color guides and model sheets. These were all used for marketing and licensing and they also served as a reference for the artists. You have probably seen some of these images on merchandise. Dick Giordano inked all of the figures in the original guide, while Todd Klein inked all of the logos and many of the backgrounds seen in the guide. I love them all, but this era Batman really looks awesome.

Check out the entire Style Guide. Dick Giordano inked all of the figures in the original guide, while he himself inked all of the logos and many of the backgrounds.

1982 DC Comics Style Guide

1982 DC Comics Style Guide

1982 DC Comics Style Guide

1982 DC Comics Style Guide

1982 DC Comics Style Guide

1982 DC Comics Style Guide

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These Geeky Aprons Are Retro And Sexy

Geeky Aprons
Just because you are stuck in the kitchen making a special meal, that doesn’t mean you can’t be geeky and cosplay a little. These ultra cool and sexy aprons from PandorasProductions will help you prepare meals in style. The seller has all kinds of aprons based on all kinds of characters and geek properties.

I said they are retro and sexy, but they are also downright cute. I really dig that Classic X-Men apron, but I can’t help but love them all. These are some quality made geek-girl accessories. The shop also has cool ties for the guys and other stuff too.

Geeky Aprons

Geeky Aprons

Geeky Aprons

Geeky Aprons

Geeky Aprons

Geeky Aprons

Geeky Aprons

Geeky Aprons

Geeky Aprons

DC Bombshell Super Sodas

DC Bombshell Super Sodas
We’ve featured Despop’s art before. It’s always retro and fun. This time around he is having some fun with the Bombshell versions of DC Comic’s Batgirl, Zatanna, Supergirl and Wonder Woman.

These faux retro ‘Super Soda‘ advertisements not only celebrate his work on DC’s Bombshell variant covers. They also make me want to buy these refreshing drinks. You can find his variants this August at your local comic book store. They are stunning, but anyone who knows his work should not be surprised.

DC Bombshell Super Sodas

DC Bombshell Super Sodas

DC Bombshell Super Sodas

DC Bombshell Super Sodas

DC Superheroes Reimagined As Samurai Warriors

DC Superheroes Reimagined As Samurai Warriors
Artist Brittney takes Batman, Wonder Woman, Superman, and Robin and puts them in feudal Japan, in a cool samurai style. These images are great and you can check out more on her blog. You are going to love all of her work. I say work, but it is clearly fun.

I just love her style and the colors are so vibrant. These scenes really come to life before your eyes.

DC Superheroes Reimagined As Samurai Warriors

DC Superheroes Reimagined As Samurai Warriors

Women’s Under Armour Alter Ego Super Hero Sports Bras

under armour womens super hero sports bras
Super women need a super bra… Uh, that didn’t sound right. I’m just saying that women deserve super awesome undergarments so they can feel like the superheroes that they are. There, that came out much better that time. Anyway, Under Armour makes some awesome superhero bras that are stylish and sexy.

You can choose from many varieties, but a few of our favorites are Supergirl, Wonder Woman and Batgirl.

under armour womens super hero sports bras

under armour womens super hero sports bras

Superheroes Drawn As Adorable Kids

superheroes as kids
We are used to seeing superheros in times of crisis. Kicking butt, taking names, wrestling with grown up issues. So it’s refreshing to see some of our favorite heroes as kids, hard at play rather than the tough work of cleaning up the streets.

These illustrations come from artist Alberto Varanda and they are bound to make you smile. They have a bit of a Norman Rockwell vibe. Enjoy.

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superheroes as kids

superheroes as kids

superheroes as kids

superheroes as kids

superheroes as kids