Wonder Woman might look the same but her fellow female warriors...not so much. Photo / Supplied
Wonder Woman might look the same but her fellow female warriors...not so much. Photo / Supplied
This year's Gal Gadot-led Wonder Woman blockbuster raked in over a billion dollars worldwide at the box office while being heaped with praise from critics and fans alike.
And if it ain't broke ... don't fix it.
That's a motto the brains over at the DC Extended Universe camp shouldperhaps have considered adopting, as they face backlash over their portrayal of Diana Prince's Amazonian tribe in the new Justice League movie.
In director Patty Jenkins' Wonder Woman, the warrior women were relatively well-covered, in leather clothing with metal armour.
But in new promotional stills released for Justice League (directed by Zack Snyder) shared by Twitter user @Rosgakori, it appears they're now essentially wearing leather bikinis.
Gone are the breastplates, the armoured knee-high boots, and the midriff coverage.
In case you wonder: Here's a picture of how the Amazons looked in Wonder Woman...next to pic how they look in Justice League. First designed by Lindy Hemming, second by Michael Wilkinson.
Amazon's from wonder woman on the left, Amazon's from justice league on the right. I swear every time DC takes one step forward they take two steps back pic.twitter.com/UEnTNUtpTd
I'm glad we have those new amazon outfits for #JusticeLeague because now there's visual evidence of what happens when you don't have diversity behind the scenes, in the process of creating a story.
