Lol, so true. I love Batman because of the darkness. The happy type, pure type heroes worked in the 20th century. But, I guess now people want to see a hero with flaws and a mysterious ego along with them.

Agreed Cat. I think we've made a shift as society. We've definitely moved from the "wholesome" society/preference of like the 40's. We've gone from not so much wanting heroes, but rather wanting antiheroes. This is why the darker, more troubled ones (like Batman) seem to be of more interest to us as a society.

That being said, I think they could do Wonder Woman. It would just involve changing her up some. I mean look at Batman of the 60's TV show as compared to Nolan's Batman. Huge transformation really. Granted the Batman character better lends to a darker transition. But it's not so much the dark tone we look for, but rather the flawed, edgy antihero that's down-to-earth and real, not just the perfect Captain Noble.

Give Wonder Woman some edge like that and give her that side that makes her an antihero and it could work. In fact, if done right, I think it could be huge (but it would have to be done REALLY right). Cause if you think about it, more and more these days females are getting into things like comic books and openly enjoy stuff like this. Wonder Woman would give these masses of females a superhero of their own to look up to and identify with and admire.

Well, it depends on the audience they target. Some people like the superhero that stands for all the things a hero should stand for. Like Justice, kindness, and savior. But, some people like the dark heroes like I mentioned above.

What will make her series get any amount of views, is if she wears a really hot costume that exposes her assets quite nicely. This is sadly the only way women superhero movies can gain any fame.