I cannot. Stop. Watching. This. Trailer. Check out the first trailer for the upcoming biopic from Annapurna Pictures, Professor Marston and the Wonder Women, which tells the story of the people behind Diana of Themyscira.

We see this argument all the time from open, admitted sexist cretins. But we also see it from closeted, self-denying sexist cretins. You know, the "I'm not sexist, but" crowd. "I'm not sexist, I just don't think politics should be involved in Doctor Who." "I’m not sexist, I just view the inclusion of women as political pandering!"

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.

Wonder Woman is still going strong in theaters, having just surpassed Deadpool at the domestic box office (with a fitting note of congratulations), and that success is already moving things forward on the sequel. We spent weeks not knowing whether Director Patty Jenkins would return (and we still don't), but now we've at least heard something about the sequel, and we're pretty excited abou it.

At this point, you all probably seen Wonder Woman about a billion times. What if I told you that you could have your own pair of gauntlets. And a sword. And a bag like the one Diana carries in the movie. Do I have your attention?

The cast of Justice League (the animated one, not the upcoming movie we're not entirely looking forward to) got together at Denver Comic Con to do a live read of the show's three-part series finale. It's a whole lot of fun and Kevin Conroy even slips in a little musical surprise.

Even in 2017, there have been quite a few things that remind us what's still at the core of the United States of America. Let's not forget that just because a blowhard bigot is having his day in the sun.

I'm having a bit of a Wonder Woman moment, and as I scour the interwebs for Wonder Woman-related content, this delightful fan comic has fast become my fave. I keep returning to it every time I need something to smile about.

There are many, many things to like about Wonder Woman—so many that we're still talking about it weeks after the movie's debut.

Let's talk about how the DCEU could conceivably reunite Diana Prince and Steve Trevor in future installations and cause me immense pain.

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.

Kevin Maher (the mind behind the "Monster Gaze" video we also shared) compiled some of the most terrifying moments of PG films that left a deep scar on our young psyches that we've never fully recovered from. Did you see any of your childhood nightmares?

There are a whole lot of Marvel fans who are disappointed by their heel dragging when it comes to producing a woman-led movie, and Wonder Woman's box office bonanza is proof of what they've been missing out on.

The will she/won't she of Patty Jenkins' involvement with the inevitable Wonder Woman sequel has been going on for a few weeks now. First, it was definitely happening; then the movie was happening, but Jenkins wasn't attached; then she was maybe writing it? But the way Jenkins is talking now is pretty darn encouraging.

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

I sometimes have to wonder if people who fight so hard trying to derail already marginalized communities would instead focus their considerable energy into something more productive, if we wouldn't have a cure for cancer by now.

Milana Vayntrub, whom you might know from the hit show This Is Us, came to the United States from Russia when she was three.