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Wonder Woman -‐ p. 52 April 15 th , 2013 Apocalypse Video 2010 Megamind Original DreamWorks Tom McGrath 130,000,000 148,415,853 2011 All Star Superman DC Comics Warner Bros. Sam Liu N/A Direct to Video 2011 Thor: Tales of Asgard Marvel Comics Lionsgate Sam Liu N/A Direct to Video 2011 Green Lantern: DC Comics Warner Bros. Christopher Berkeley, N/A Direct to Emerald Knights Lauren Montgomery, Video Jay Olivia 2011 Batman: Year One DC Comics Warner Bros. Sam Liu, Lauren Montgomery N/A Direct to Video 2012 Justice League: Doom 2012 Superman vs. The Elite 2012 Batman: The Dark Knight Returns DC Comics Warner Bros. Lauren Montgomery N/A Direct to Video DC Comics Warner Bros. Michael Chang N/A Direct to Video DC Comics Warner Bros. Jay Olivia N/A Direct to Video Part 1 2013 Batman: The Dark Knight Returns DC Comics Warner Bros. Jay Olivia N/A Direct to Video Part 2 2013 Iron Man: Rise of Marvel Comics Song Pictures Yuzo Sato N/A Direct to Technovore Entertainment Video 2013 Iron Man & Hulk: Marvel Comics Marvel TBD N/A Direct to Heroes United Animation Video Studios 2013 Superman: Unbound DC Comics Warner Bros. James Tucker N/A Direct to Video 2012 Flashpoint DC Comics Warner Bros. TBD N/A Direct to • Two animated films centre on a female protagonist, noted in red. • Although eight films have been directed by a woman, noted in blue, it should be noted that this was the same woman for all eight films. Video
Wonder Woman -‐ p. 53 April 15 th , 2013 CONCLUSION Fans of Wonder Woman have been waiting for over a decade to see her on the big screen. A litany of superhero films have come and gone in that time, with several of these films spawning sequels and franchises that are among the most successful in film history. Since 2001, when Wonder Woman first went into development, over 35 superhero films have been released, with nary a tiara or bullet-deflecting bracelet in sight. With the recent boom of female driven entertainment on television, viewers have shown that projects centered on female characters can not only succeed but thrive, and recent summer blockbuster seasons have proven that superheroes have never been more popular or more profitable. Nearly a dozen more superhero films are slated for release in the next two years, and still Wonder Woman remains without a script, director, or release date. What is even more maddening is that there is simply no good reason for this to happen. Sure, the excuses are piling up, but each and every one of them has been found to be without merit. Wonder Woman is one of the most iconic superheroes in history, and whatever the reason for Wonder Womanʼs delay, itʼs time for the excuses to stop. For over a decade, Wonder Woman fans have been asking, “Why No Wonder Woman?” Well, the time for asking is over. Now is the time to demand, “We Want Wonder Woman!” and we want her NOW.
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