Many superheroes are famous for changing their look, and one of Wonder Woman's most famous costumes is front and center in the new trailer for Wonder Woman 1984.
Of course, the Champion of the Amazons has changed their outfits – from lace, skirt, hot pants, pants, and back – but we're not talking about the typical story of a hanging star. Wonder Woman 1984 brings gold eagle attire to the big screen:
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Amazonian sharp-eyed fans predict that the new gold-colored suit appeared on the front page Wonder Woman 1984 it might have been an eagle weapon, sans wings or helmet, but now we know it. The last shot on the scene puts Diana in full dress, which seems to have wings easily. Here's a look at the attached wings:
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Although rarely worn, the Wonder Woman eagle costumes have appeared in many DC Comics, where they look exactly like this movie version: Bright gold, large metal wings, and a bird-like head of flesh-eating flesh. In something seemingly bizarre and impossible, its origins can be traced back to the artist best known for his artistic style: Alex Ross.
Mark Waid, Alex Ross / DC comics
Alex Ross / DC Comics
Ross created a look for himself and Mark Waid The Coming Kingdom employees, set for the future of the DC Universe. The design was so amazing had to to make its way into comics. While the look is intended for festival or announcement requests (to impress your enemies), it is not a corrugated t-shirt by any means.
The wings are designed to withstand some of the Amazon battles, and, in settings where Wonder Woman doesn't have an in-flight power (which is usually variable), its weapon allows her to climb like … well, you get the idea.
