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The Colorful New Wonder Woman 1984 Poster Screams 'Gay Rights!'
How badass does Gal Gadot's Wonder Woman look in her new super suit?!?
Although many were sad to find out that Warner Bros. won't be having their usual presence at next month's annual San Diego Comic Con, DC fans weren't left totally in the dark when they got a special surprise today from critically-acclaimed Wonder Woman director Patty Jenkins in the form of a brand new, rainbow-colored poster for the upcoming sequel Wonder Woman 1984!!
\u201cBy now you\u2019ve\u00a0heard: WB\u00a0isn\u2019t going to\u00a0Hall H\u00a0this\u00a0year. We\u2019re so sad to miss you there! And waiting until Dec. to start our official\u00a0#WW84\u00a0campaign in full--\u00a0\u00a0But the truth is\u2026 we can just\u2026 barely\u2026 wait\u2026\u201d— Patty Jenkins (@Patty Jenkins) 1559761207
\u201cOne... year... from... TODAY... #WW84\u201d— Patty Jenkins (@Patty Jenkins) 1559762318
"One...year..from...TODAY," Patty said on Twitter, teasing the June 5, 2020 release date.
"Although all of us at Warner Brothers won’t be seeing you at SDCC - Hall H this year. We are so excited for what’s to come," Wonder Woman star Gal Gadot herself said in an Instagram post of the poster, which features our titular heroine rocking a new, all-gold suit that would make even C-3PO gag. "So until then here’s a little gift from us to you..."
Because the poster is literally rainbow-colored and the film be released during Pride Month next year, the stans were (understandably) hyped AF...
Wonder Woman 1984 hits theaters on June 5, 2020!
Raffy is a Los Angeles-based writer, editor, video creator, critic, and digital director of Out Magazine. The former editor-in-chief of PRIDE, he is also a die-hard Rihanna and Sailor Moon stan who loves to write about all things pop culture, entertainment, and identities. Follow him on Instagram (@raffyermac) and Twitter (@byraffy), and subscribe to his YouTube channel.
Raffy is a Los Angeles-based writer, editor, video creator, critic, and digital director of Out Magazine. The former editor-in-chief of PRIDE, he is also a die-hard Rihanna and Sailor Moon stan who loves to write about all things pop culture, entertainment, and identities. Follow him on Instagram (@raffyermac) and Twitter (@byraffy), and subscribe to his YouTube channel.
