Wonder Woman Is Putting Everyone On Notice That She Got Next

The amazing reviews are rollin’ in which only means one thing. From this day forth the world will be asking, can Wonder Woman save the DC movie universe? The answer is simple. You dam right. I’ve only felt this way a few times about superhero movies. The feeling that I’ve been blindsided by greatness. The feeling that I’ve stumbled onto something special, despite what they said about the movie leading up to its release. The feeling of hope and optimism for a franchise I was just meh about. Ultimately, the feeling that this movie is going to have a huge ripple effect. I’m talkin’ tsunami levels of positive ramifications. Fam, we can actually get a little hyped at the prospect of a fire Justice League movie!

I mean, it makes perfect sense. It was almost universally agreed upon that Wonder Woman was the saving grace of Batman vs Superman. Now you tellin’ me that she gets rid of that unnecessary baggage in Steve Trevor?! We canceling he who was arguably the biggest beef people have with Wonder Woman?! We ain’t gotta sit through more spoon-fed mansplaining or forced male sidekick screen time?! Sign. Me. The. Fuck. Up. The Justice League was always the premiere group of Super Friends. Now, I won’t act like the Avengers ain’t got the juice currently, but the Justice League has walked around with an immeasurable amount of nerdy swag for the last 40+ years and they’re finally taking practice swings in the on-deck movie circle. The Justice League movie we’ve waited decades for is read…

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