SubscribeNote: Super-heroes are no stranger to space, with some venturing out into it like in Marvel’s Infinity Gauntlet to some hailing from space like DC’s Adam Strange. For Albert Hulm‘s submission to P:R, he took DC’s warrior princess and retrofitted her for space combat. There’s alot to like here, from the tiara-as-visor to the unique skirt that brings in the the patriotic blue that some redesigners miss about WW. – Chris A.
Jay
/ July 15, 2011First off, the coloring is amazing! I’d love to see this WW in a more dynamic pose but when posed all crazy you often can’t see the full details of the suit- so I get it. Even though this wouldn’t really work for current day Wonder Woman it would be great for a future descendant or something. From the waist up it’s nearly perfect but the legs feel a bit clunky. Are those jets on the back of the boots? Lets see the rest of the JL in this style!
Dedpool
/ July 15, 2011That actually looks pretty damned cool. Diana Prince of Mars!! LOL. Seriously it’s a pretty interesting take. The shoulde rpads actually fit her really well. I’d love to see others done like this.
Mike
/ July 15, 2011You know, thank goodness that the so-called professionals don’t seem to know how to come up with an eye-pleasing, practical design for the characters they are paid to understand and draw. Otherwise, the artists we see here would not be compelled to come up with gems like this one. Just a few subtle tweeks for a more Earth-bound WW, and this is leaps and bounds better than any recent official redesign.
Indigo
/ July 15, 2011I . Love. It.
It keeps the Wonder Woman stylistic but ramps up the attitude for outer space. It’s consistent and practical at the same time.
thecheckeredman
/ July 15, 2011Oh man this is six shades of awesome! Fun stuff! =o)
Alexander Burns
/ July 15, 2011Very cool. I would hope the visor would extend down over her face for space walks, though. :)
Scott
/ July 15, 2011If this was on the cover of a comic, and the contents of said comic reflected its cover, I’d add it to my pull list.
Adam Hoffman
/ July 15, 2011Awesome! This should be Diana’s alternate outfit for space missions. She should have numerous different suits for different situations. It gives the toy companies options for different action figures (What? Merchandising is not a crime!).
Nadia
/ July 15, 2011I love most of the design, but for some reason, the skirt just doesn’t mesh well with the rest of the costume. For the most part, it’s very metallic and strong looking, with a lot of practicality. Fix the skirt and I would think it’s perfect. :)
Thomas Perkins
/ July 15, 2011That is a lot of fun! I dig it!
Claire Hummel
/ July 15, 2011OH MAN THAT VISOR. That is just fantastic. It’s recognizable from far away (which is essential with iconic characters), but still has some really neat design notes that make it stand out as a redesign. Like rocket boots. Always needs rocket boots.
-C
Itlas
/ July 16, 2011ohhhh cool Wonder Woman joined the Power Rangers!
seriu
Maki P
/ July 17, 2011Nice! Loose the Visor and it works as a replacement for Jim Lee’s design! Not that there’s anything wrong with the Tiara-Visor, I love the Tiara-Visor, it’s just too Space-y for Earth.
Albert
/ July 18, 2011Thanks a lot to all for the great comments. It´s very motivating to do some improvements of the suit and create some other characters in this style.
Albert
/ July 18, 2011… aaaaaand of course a big THANKS to P:R and the nice words of Chris A. :)
Edwin
/ March 21, 2012Why haven’t we seen the tiara redesigned as goggles/flight glasses outside of here yet?
Chris A.
/ March 21, 2012We’re waiting on someone like you to draw it, Edwin!
Edwin
/ March 28, 2012No you’re not. My drawing skills are lackluster… at best