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ComicsAlliance extends sincerest kudos to NBC and producer David E. Kelley for executing what is one of the cleverest, grandest bits of trolling we've seen in quite some time: Adrianne Palicki's costume from Kelley's much maligned and unsuccessful Wonder Woman television pilot will appear on his latest series, Harry's Law, worn by Erica Durance, who played Lois Lane on the controversial quasi-Supe

Wonder Woman fans haven't gotten to see a whole lot of David E. Kelley's failed Wonder Woman TV pilot starring Adrianne Palicki. The internet dropped a script here, some images there, and just a few video clips, but the grand slam has yet to officially rear its head online...

If you're into the Greek pantheon, you may want to hit up your pal Dionysus for some soul salve. According to Entertainment Weekly, NBC's not picking up David E. Kelley's Wonder Woman pilot starring Adrianne Palicki. Was it the panned leaked script...

Television's new Wonder Woman took to the streets of Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles last night as production continues on the NBC pilot that's proved divisive for fans of the DC Comics superheroine. However, those unimpressed with what they've read about the David E...

Well, that was fast. Just about one month since it was announced that Adrianne Palicki was cast as Wonder Woman, we have our first look at the Amazon princess' costume as it will appear in the in-production television pilot. Overseen by Executive Producer David E...

Fans are still in the relative dark about Adrianne Palicki's upcoming Wonder Woman look, but thanks to new set photos from the filming of the series pilot, there's a little insight into the NBC logo of the Amazonian princess. Diana's trademark golden eagle emblem isn't necessarily insurance of the heroine's classic costume as it's prominent on most of her duds (including her current Jim Lee design

A few weeks back, ComicsAlliance reported that after initial word that it had been shelved, a pilot for a Wonder Woman television series written by veteran showrunner David E. Kelley had been picked by NBC -- and it wasn't too long after that rumors of a leaked first draft of the script started to float around the comics Internet...

Well, that was quite a neck-breaker. The Wonder Woman pilot script that we first wrote about in October seemed doomed to a life on the shelf after it failed to greenlight at any network and the writer, David E. Kelley, appeared to distance himself from the project...