While the likes of Superman and Batman have been dominating the blogosphere lately in terms of where their next big-budget movies currently stand, very little has been said (with the exception of your friends here at Splash, natch) about the third member of DC's super-powered trinity, Wonder Woman, and the status of her highly-anticipated foray into the world of multiplexes.
However, while we wait for Princess Diana's live-action debut to crawl out of Hollywood limbo, fans can at the very least look forward to her upcoming animated full-length DVD feature, "Wonder Woman," which is set to hit stores on March 3, 2009. Warner Premiere has released the specs on the forthcoming DVD, and if you're a fan of DC's premiere Amazon warrior, then you clearly will not be disappointed with what's in store for ya.
After the jump, check out some stills and storyboard sketches from the feature, the film's synopsis, as well as the DVD's special features fans can look forward to. Read More...

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