Wonder Woman
Mar. 30th, 2011 10:36 pmSo they have apparently decided to redo the Wonder Woman costume from the new television show. I honestly think I liked the shiny better.

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And for legality, I'm going to hug my Mr. Dodson version of Wondy.

What do you think?

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And for legality, I'm going to hug my Mr. Dodson version of Wondy.

What do you think?
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Date: 2011-03-31 02:43 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2011-03-31 02:45 am (UTC)Also, I rather like the non-shiny pants better, but damn all the hardware looks like plastic. Hopefully there's something they can do to jazz it up in post.
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Date: 2011-03-31 02:47 am (UTC)--what? It's my wife's. SHUT UP. ;)
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Date: 2011-03-31 03:38 am (UTC)Turns out that one of the workers from my local comic, Earth 2, went to a small party where he ran into a group of people chatting about the new Wonder Woman series. He asked what was up with the sexandthecity vibes from it and the fact that she cried so much among other bashing comments. After a minute of ranting, one of the men in the group leaves, obviously mad. The guy asks what was the mans problem. Turns out it was David E. Kelly.
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Date: 2011-03-31 03:58 am (UTC)1. Pants/leggings are no longer shiny and they actually look like they could be comfortable to wear.
2. Boots are red and are not high heeled
3. She isn't covered in crappy make-up like she was in that other photo
Things I dislike:
1. The top in general. It's just too shiny and it's so tight and low cut that it makes it look like her boobs are trying to escape just so they can get air
2. All the metal parts look like they're made out of plastic
3. Something is just really off about the tiara. Too small, maybe? I don't know.
4. Her lasso looks like it's made out of something I could go to a craft store and buy for like five cents a yard.
I really just don't know what to think of this show. The costume isn't great, but it isn't horrible. I'm just hoping that there were a looooot of adjustments made to that script that was put online or this is gonna be quite the train wreck.
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Date: 2011-03-31 04:22 am (UTC)On the negatives:
1. Yes, the material sucks. Also, with the cut... it needs to be higher or have straps. It also needs to be sized correctly - the torso portion looks like paint, and she's spilling out of the bust portion.
2. Painted plastic. Don't forget that part. It looks like the kind of plastic and paint that is used for some little kids' jewelry or some inexpensive trophy figurines. At the very least, they need to use some real bloody aluminum. Maybe even stainless steel and brass, if they're feeling daring.
3. Too small, too patterned, and it is M-shaped instead of flat and flared at the middle or V-shaped. It also doesn't look like it goes all the way around her head and is just half-covered by hair, but like it is a front panel held in place with hairpins or string or something.
4. Dear Lord, yes! It looks like the craft rope string you use to hang some Christmas ornaments instead of the metal hooks, only thicker. The only time I have ever seen that sort of stuff look even remotely classy, it was being used to put a small Celtic knot on the skirts of the simple dresses used as a main costume for the female members of a university Irish dance group. And the only reason that looked classy was because it was seen from a distance with stage lighting and it was sewn on well (or, at least, I'd like to think my one friend's knot was sewn on particularly nicely, since I was the one sewing it on due to her lack of ability with a needle and thread).
What I'm thinking of the show is this: a good script and good acting can save a show even if the costuming is bad (and it's no longer utterly horrible, so points there!). But all the costume changes in the world aren't going to save them if the writers can't write something decent.
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Date: 2011-03-31 05:15 am (UTC)I'm going to quietly hope that these are all "test run" costumes and that they haven't spent the budget for the real goods yet until they see the feedback from these.
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Date: 2011-03-31 07:26 am (UTC)She's still falling out of the corset, but as far as costuming goes, I'll take what I can get.
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Date: 2011-03-31 07:34 am (UTC)So many actual problems that they could have fixed, but instead, this. Ugh.
Least they took the high heels off the boots.
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Date: 2011-03-31 10:36 am (UTC)If this were a Wonder Woman movie, like Batman Begins, then sure, the costume should look much better. But this is a TV show, like Smallville.
Remember how cheesy the old Batman TV show was? Ok, that show is very old, but Smallville is new, and Superman didn't even get a costume, he didn't even get to be called Superman. Looks-wise, Diana is being treated much better than Clark was, at least she gets to be a honest-to-goodness superhero.
I'll be the first to complain about the writing (still hoping to God that the mind-bogglingly idiotic scene of Diana complaining because her breasts aren't big enoguh and she feels inadeguate won't really be in the show), but the costume is about as good as a superhero costume can be in a TV show.
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Date: 2011-04-03 05:02 pm (UTC)So Xena had Titanic-level money to play with? Because this stuff right here looks like metal armor and weaponry to me, and its modern equivalent would look a hell of a lot better on Diana than the plastic pieces the costumers apparently yanked off some old Shogun Warriors. They don't have to actually use 24k gold when making something that looks like golden metal.
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Date: 2011-03-31 02:08 pm (UTC)Not that bad, though.
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