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It doesn't get more official than this. Per The Hollywood Reporter, Warner Bros. has finally set a release date for its Wonder Woman sequel.

Wonder Woman 1984 is packed full of surprises, action and emotion, serving as a solid sequel to its blockbuster predecessor. Here's the full story — and ending.

Have no fear, superhero fans. The Wonder Woman 1984 trailer is almost here. Director Patty Jenkins and the folks at Warner Bros. have confirmed that fans are about six weeks away from getting their eyes on the first official trailer for the Wonder Woman sequel.

Wonder Woman 1984 serves as yet another thrilling installment in Diana's modern-day story, but it still left some unanswered questions in its wake.

It looks like a third "Wonder Woman" film is no longer on the table at Warner Bros. Discovery.

Slip on those Gauntlets of Submission and get ready to tussle — the Wonder Woman 1984 trailer is here. There's tons of action in the footage, but the heart of it is love, wants, and wishes. Let's take a look at what this feast of a trailer gave us after so many months of so much build-up.

Wonder Woman has many heroic moments throughout her two films. Here are her best quotes and their significance to her character.

Maxwell Lord, the primary antagonist of "Wonder Woman 1984," gained his powers by wishing on the Dreamstone. But here's why they make no sense.

"Shazam! Fury of the Gods" incorporates a lot of Greek mythology into its plot. Could that set the stage for a Wonder Woman cameo?

The Angels are flying to a new release date. Sony has pushed back its upcoming Charlie's Angels reboot by five weeks, moving the film from its original September 27, 2019 release window into the November 1, 2019 slot previously occupied by Wonder Woman 1984.

Sticking with the '80s time setting and amped-up tone of the movie, the trailer for Wonder Woman 1984 is set to a unique tune that likely got stuck in many fans' brains after seeing the footage. So, what's the song in the Wonder Woman 1984 trailer? We've got the answer.

Despite having only just finished watching WW84, here's everything we know so far about the upcoming end to the Wonder Woman trilogy so far.

As promised, the second trailer for Wonder Woman 1984 debuted at the DC FanDome event on Saturday, August 22 — and it's not all glitz and flashy action like the first trailer for the sequel movie was. Here are some small details in the new Wonder Woman 1984 trailer you may have missed.

Gina Prince-Bythewood's "The Woman King" promises a never-before-seen look at African history. Here's what we know so far about the Viola Davis film.

WB made a big gamble, and Wonder Woman 1984 might represent a massive shift in the way movies will be distributed for the foreseeable future.

A Cheetah might not change its spots. And the story of Dr. Barbara Minerva (Kristen Wiig) might not be finished.

The third trailer for the upcoming film gets back to Wonder Woman's roots.

From the time it was first announced way back in the summer of 2017, Wonder Woman 1984's release date has been in an almost constant state of flux. Unfortunately, we're learning that the sequel's long road to the screen still might not be over.

It turns out that this Duke of Deception is one of the oldest members of Wonder Woman's rogues gallery.

The superhero sequel is slated to fly into theaters on December 13, 2019.

The movie is due out this Friday.

If you're psyched about a Wonder Woman trilogy, we've got good news, and ... more good news. Wonder Woman director Patty Jenkins recently confirmed that, yes, she has plans for a third solo vehicle for the iconic DC hero — but first, she plans to hit fans with a spin-off centered on the Amazons.

Wonder Woman 1984 offers plenty to take in across its super-sized runtime. As it turns out, there was only one entire scene director Patty Jenkins left out.

Wonder Woman has been starring in comics for over 75 years, so there are plenty of stories to inspire Wonder Woman 2. These have the most cinematic potential.

With Wonder Woman 1984 hitting theaters and HBO Max on December 25, you can watch the film however you're most comfortable. Either way, you better have a comfortable seat, as its runtime suggests a whole lot of story for the Amazonian Princess.

Strap on your armor and prepare to confront the untold truth of the film version of Wonder Woman, as played by Gal Gadot.

The fans want to know how to judge the success of WW84 so they can gauge whether or not we'll be getting a prompt threequel. Here's what we know so far.

As James Gunn's DC Universe looks to recast iconic superhero roles, one suggestion for Wonder Woman could prove to be the perfect choice.

We don't know much about a potential threequel, but we do know the one actor Gadot would want to re-join her to round out the trilogy.

Fans have a lot of questions about the wish-granting rules of the Dreamstone in Wonder Woman 1984.