The Infamous WW Costume
Okay, so with all the changes that have happened to Wonder Woman's costume over the last several years, I was just wondering (no pun intended) if you guys had a preference of one costume over the other? I gotta tell you, it's rough trying to keep up with the comics, they change her costume constantly! I have several versions of the costume, right down to the Star Saphire one that was specially made for me, but I want to know that if you had your choice, what Wonder Woman costume do you prefer? Or do you have an idea for your own version?
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For me, it's got to be the costume Lynda Carter wore in Seasons 2 and 3 of the TV series.
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I know someone who owns one of the 5 suits from the show.
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I loved the 70's costume as well - Lynda Carter looked so beautiful in it … but I also hate to say, I do quite like the version Gal Gadot is going to be wearing in the forthcoming Batman v Superman movie.
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I love the wet suit and the skater suit too. Lynda's hands looked great in those gloves.patmac4 wrote:true the 70's WW costume Lynda wore was fantastic. what do fans think of the blue wet suit?
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Actually I liked the season 1 costume
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There's a life size poster in my room
Yep, me too.Richpartist wrote:Actually I liked the season 1 costume
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very skin tightWOW-Girl wrote:By comparison and in retrospective you folks see now why the turn into black, rubber and leather was the wrong thing to do back in the 90's and mostly through early this century ?
After Avengers and Guardians of the Galaxy i think Colorful Costumes should be the New Black at least for non-originally stealth oriented characters of course with anything from the Goddamn Batman canon as the rare exception !
I will be alone here but, despite I loved Linda as Wonder Woman, I never liked her costume. I prefer when the bracelets are longer, I'm not a fan of pantyhose and her short/panty is so low cut and big that it makes it look like a diaper.
It's just an artwork but I prefer when her costume looks like this :
It's just an artwork but I prefer when her costume looks like this :
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After all the praise the Axel Braun / Kimberly Kane costume got for the publicity shot, I'm amused to see Axel managed to ruin it by putting Kimberly in awful platform boots.
As far as footwear goes, I find nothing less sexy than clumpy boots that belong on a member of KISS or Boris Karloff as Frankenstein's Monster. Honestly, even fluorescent Crocs would turn me on more than Glam Rock platform boots.
As far as footwear goes, I find nothing less sexy than clumpy boots that belong on a member of KISS or Boris Karloff as Frankenstein's Monster. Honestly, even fluorescent Crocs would turn me on more than Glam Rock platform boots.
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Season 1 had it going on!
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I'd forgotten about the skirt, thanks for the reminder
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Lynda Carter costume for me, particularly the later seasons.
I also like the alternate costumes, like the diving suit and the motorcycle suit. They should have added a space suit, too, while they were at it (Motorcycle/diving suit with a bubble spacesuit helmet).
I also like the star-spangled cape Lynda Carter wore on formal occasions. It was a nice way to dress up the costume without covering it up too much.
I hate the hoplite armor look they keep trying to force on her. She's Wonder Woman, not "Battle Axe." I don't like Wonder Woman carrying a sword either: she isn't Murder Woman.
I also like the alternate costumes, like the diving suit and the motorcycle suit. They should have added a space suit, too, while they were at it (Motorcycle/diving suit with a bubble spacesuit helmet).
I also like the star-spangled cape Lynda Carter wore on formal occasions. It was a nice way to dress up the costume without covering it up too much.
I hate the hoplite armor look they keep trying to force on her. She's Wonder Woman, not "Battle Axe." I don't like Wonder Woman carrying a sword either: she isn't Murder Woman.
Its her sword of compassion.
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Last I checked, He-Man and She-Ra walked around with swords all the time and finished their series with a combined kill count of 0.Lurkndog wrote:Lynda Carter costume for me, particularly the later seasons.
I also like the alternate costumes, like the diving suit and the motorcycle suit. They should have added a space suit, too, while they were at it (Motorcycle/diving suit with a bubble spacesuit helmet).
I also like the star-spangled cape Lynda Carter wore on formal occasions. It was a nice way to dress up the costume without covering it up too much.
I hate the hoplite armor look they keep trying to force on her. She's Wonder Woman, not "Battle Axe." I don't like Wonder Woman carrying a sword either: she isn't Murder Woman.
I salute you, sir.Mr. X wrote:Its her sword of compassion.
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Yeah but wasn't that a faked death by a shape shifter?Ezekiel wrote:Actually, He-Man kills a guy once and gets all emo over it.
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From what I remember, Skeletor changed a gargoyle into a regular looking dude and fooled He-Man into believing he killed him. He-Man then changed into Prince Adam and threw his sword away. He later got it back (and rather easy). I think the episode is called "The Price of Power"Mr. X wrote:Yeah but wasn't that a faked death by a shape shifter?Ezekiel wrote:Actually, He-Man kills a guy once and gets all emo over it.
I like to say I really liked the Wonder Woman costume from the pilot. Can't wait to see her as Mockingbird on Shield this year
Wasn't 1974 the era WW was basically depowered in the comics and turned into a spy girl?
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Oh I am not defending the movie. I've watched it probably 2 or three times. This was regular TV for a while in my day. Not even sexually interesting. Then she went on to host That's Incredible.
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Unfortunately,the same can't be said for the modern incarnation of Wonder Woman. They've made a willingness to kill into a distinguishing characteristic of the character, right after "wears bracers" and before "magic lasso."Omega Woman wrote:Last I checked, He-Man and She-Ra walked around with swords all the time and finished their series with a combined kill count of 0.
From Wikipedia: Anitra Ford is an American actress, model, poet, and photographer. She was one of the original models on the game show The Price Is Right from the show's relaunching in 1972 until the end of 1976, when she left the programdrh1966 wrote:Nope.Maskfan wrote:In regards to the Khan vs Kathy Lee WW movie, the fallen Amazon later became one of Barker's Beauties on TPIR.