Gorgeous New Wonder Woman 1984 Poster Is Extremely Revealing

This psychedelic new Wonder Woman 1984 poster features another shot of Gadot donning Diana Prince's rad-looking Golden Eagle armor. The battle suit first debuted in the third issue of Elseworlds: Kingdom Come, a short Wonder Woman and Superman crossover comic story from creators Alex Ross and Mark Waid that DC ran in 1996. Unlike Wonder Woman 1984, Kingdom Come takes place in the near future and concerns the original Justice League's efforts to thwart a new generation of meta-humans that pursue the superhero trade through violent means. It's in the middle of this conflict that Wonder Woman busts out her new golden threads.

Since Kingdom Come, many other Wonder Woman stories have featured the Golden Eagle armor — including Wonder Woman #144, Our Worlds at War, and Rise of an Olympian. Will we see some of the elements from these popular comic arcs adapted into the feature film? Only time will tell. Given the film's 1984 setting, its plot likely won't address any of the cliffhangers set up by 2017's Justice League, but it promises to be an entertaining technicolor romp nonetheless.

Aside from the new look, the most important piece of information on the poster is the confirmation that Warner Bros. plans to forge ahead with Wonder Woman 1984's late summer release date. This is quite the scheduling flex, since the sequel flick could be pushed back yet again, depending on when it's safe to return to movie theaters. It would be pretty hard to imagine Warner Bros. letting such an important (and expensive) film play to empty seats; for now, we can at least appreciate the studio's optimism.