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
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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.