Note: Shane McDermott posted some Wonder Woman redesigns over on his blog last week. This one stood out to me, as it incorporated a jacket and remained simple, identifiable, and superheroey. Check out his other versions, and more from his pals in the Superhero Cocoa crew here. – Dean Trippe
10 comments on “Wonder Woman by Shane McDermott”
This would be perfect for Cassie, but not Diana.
Near perfect.
Oh my, this is really great! After so many jackets recently, I didn’t espect one that actually work.
The only thing I have is that this look is a bit casual for Diana…
It’s nice because it basically keeps a lot of the aspects of the new design, yet fixes them. For example the flaired jeans in place of the skin tight pants, and I really like the jacket design. But I do agree, this would be a perfect outfit for cassie, and doesn’t work as well for diana. Although I do really like the white and blue outfit that he did, with a few tweaks I think that would be perfect for diana.
Love it. I can’t say whether it’s perfect for Dianna or Cassie, but I will say from what the pitch was for the Wonder Woman story, these street clothes are awesome for her “blending in.” I also really like his variant black jacket he did for this-http://www.theflyinglighthouse.com/2010/07/okmaybe-just-one-more.html
I love the pony tail for Wonder Woman. I’ve long thought she would have a pony tail.
I meant ‘should have a pony tail’. I don’t think Diana Prince is going to become a real person, or anything. Nope.
That looks great. I love the look of this, and even the jacket too. It does seem a little young though.
I just looked at his blog, and man there are more variations there that I like too. Some that seem more tailored to Diana, but this is sharp as well.
Nicely executed.
Now this concept, I dig. Jim Lee’s look is a little 2 winter’s Avengers 4 my tastes. Hopefully someone from DC is taking notes.
Y’know, I think I finally figured out why I hate the “street smart” Wonder Woman redesigns – they’re completely self-contradictory.
I mean, they’re meant to look like clothes…. but she’s wearing a tiara. That’s what bugs me. They fall into a bizarre uncanny valley of fashion where all the absurdities of the costume suddenly become painfully apparent once attached to more plausible threads.