The creators of Batman Vs Two-Face revealed that Lynda Carter’s Wonder Woman nearly made a cameo appearance in the film. The straight-to-video animated film was Adam West’s last role before his death, and is based on West’s original, iconic portrayal of Bruce Wayne in the 1960s television show. It’s not the only expansion of the DC world that takes place in this retro style, either, as the TV show was given a comic book continuation in 2013, with the Batman ’66 series.
The animated feature premiered at NYCC earlier this month, before a digital release a few days later, and received a generally positive reception. Now, the filmmakers behind the project have opened up about the future of Batman ’66, and another familiar Justice League face that nearly made it into the film: Lynda Carter’s Wonder Woman. read more
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