The internet had plenty of words for James Cameron's assertion that Wonder Woman was a "step backwards" in terms of representing women in movies, which was printed in a Guardian article yesterday. One of the main things he seems to have overlooked in talking about "male Hollywood doing the same old thing" is that the movie was made by a woman, and she has now added some thoughts of her own to the mix.

There has been a lot of talk about how Suicide Squad left much of its Joker/Harley Quinn material out of both the original theatrical cut and even the eventual extended version, but it seems like Warner Bros. is still determined to build a movie around that relationship. Yes, in addition to the Joker origin movie that left us at least equally bewildered. No, we don't understand why this is happening, either.

DC and Warner Bros. just announced that they're looking to develop a movie based on the Joker, diving into the villain's origins and backstory.

Yeah, I said it. The CW DC shows are now the 'Flarrowgirlverse of Tomorrow.'* Because why should Arrow get all the glory?

Wonder Woman was, by all accounts, a massive hit, which has had us closely following whether or not its director, Patty Jenkins, would return for the sequel that Warner Bros. is suddenly very eager to get off the ground. As you'd expect, that level of success gives Jenkins a powerful negotiation tool, and she's now reportedly close to closing a deal to bring us the next installment in the franchise.

After killing it as Nebula in Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy franchise, Karen Gillan is looking to play in the DC sandbox...but only if she gets to play its biggest villain.

Ever since details about Wonder Woman 2 started to leak out, I haven't been able to think about much else, and I keep wondering what this new era will mean for Diana and Co. Talk to me.

DC's current movie universe, the DCEU, has done fairly well at the box office despite a run of tepid to outright bad reviews for Man of Steel, Batman v Superman, and Suicide Squad, but Wonder Woman continues to be a bright spot. In terms of domestic totals, Diana's big-screen debut now leads the pack with over $346,644,000.

BOYS, BYE. Wonder Woman is gearing up to lead the DCEU. Because, of course she is.

Oh, good. Because the audiences so enamored by Wonder Woman–the ones talking and tweeting about the character nonstop, buying up merch, and seeing the new movie in record-breaking numbers–they've all been saying the same thing, right? We can all agree on the one thing missing from her story: a central male superhero figure. Isn't that what we've been asking for? (Spoiler: It's not.)

First of all, water is wet. Secondly, after the success of Wonder Woman, a sequel is already in the works.

DC Entertainment has posted the unaired episode of Powerless on which Adam West, who passed away at the age of 88 earlier this month, had a cameo.

Wonder Woman's box office staying power has now outdone every other modern superhero movie in its second weekend, in case you needed more reasons to live it than "it's an excellent movie." From its hit opening weekend box office totals through weekend number two, finally bringing the DC hero to the big screen resulted in an unusually small drop in ticket sales.

There are many ways in which superheroes can inspire kids, but what about going beyond moral lessons and teaching specific practical skills? Google's Made with Code is doing just that, and they're using the Wonder Woman movie to do it.

Last week, the first round of reactions to Wonder Woman began to trickle in, and they were highly encouraging. Reviews were still under embargo, however, but now that the embargo has lifted, we've gotten a brand new, exciting round of declarations about the movie's quality, from "it's good" to "it's the best DCEU movie so far," and we couldn't be happier about it.

Patty Jenkins talked to Collider about early rumors from an anonymous letter that called the Wonder Woman "a discombobulated mess."

Gird your loins, "special snowflakes," because there's another women only screening of Wonder Woman headed your way.