Nice. But Joss is hardly the only feminist writer in Hollywood.

Dana5140 | April 17, 15:45 CET

He is, however, the writer most suited for this particular story. Shame that something didn't connect.

feliceg | April 17, 19:11 CET

I'm sure that the producers know what movie they want made. Which loosely translates to Maxim (yes, just like the magazine) spectacle for maximum payoff? And, I suspect, Joss was a little more committed to an actual story.

Not so enamored with the article's author about what "needs" to be included as core WW story and attributes. Yes to the bracelets, no to the spin. Yes to the lasso, yes to the jet, no to the girly pinup of the Linda Carter years. I think the Justice League cartoon series got her the best so far. If only we can find somebody to expand on that character to give us a deeper more complex WW, sort of the same treatment they gave to the Spider-Man series.

Shahua | April 17, 20:54 CET

I thought this was funny. Plus, she used that word... what's the word?

"Imbue"... that's the word.

QuoterGal | April 18, 10:08 CET

I think what she wants and doesn't want included was written in a spirit of irony. She's not seriously suggesting that corsetry is important, just as captions pointing out Nazi Germany aren't strictly necessary.

ZodKneelsFirst | April 18, 11:38 CET