Kingdom Come The Wonder Woman in the Kingdom Come universe shares a history that is nearly identical to the history of the Wonder Woman from DC's Golden Age. The divergence comes in the future ...

The Wonder Woman costume we've come to know signifies the hero of the Amazons, someone who's compassionate, fierce, and avoids battle if possible. The golden armor notes someone who seeks battle out.

Beast Kingdom enters the Wonder Woman 1984 game as they announce their very own Golden Armored Dynamic 8ction Heroes figure. The figure is highly detailed with great articulation, realistic ...

Taking heavy inspiration from Alex Ross' designs from 1996's Kingdom Come, Wonder Woman's new outfit will showcase a set of wings, as well.

She remained steadfast in her decades-long fight for justice, but her costumes ranged from a golden-eagle emblem and skirt to a W logo breastplate and leggings.

Although there are dozens of DC heroes in Kingdom Come, they are mainly background soldiers in Superman and Wonder Woman’s army. (They will all make for great action scenes, and even better toys).

In the seminal alternate reality story “Kingdom Come,” Wonder Woman dons a gleaming set of golden, birdlike armor. That suit of armor eventually made its way to the main DC Comics timeline.

In the final pages, the aging Wonder Woman and Superman announce to the gray-haired Bruce Wayne that Wonder Woman's pregnant with their child. Post-Kingdom Come (Image credit: DC) ...

Unlike Kingdom Come, however, when Diana puts on her armor, it’s to stop the various warring groups from killing one another. In a sequence that feels very much in line with the Wonder Woman we ...

In Kingdom Come, Wonder Woman is stripped of her royalty by the Amazons and is exiled from Paradise Island because her beliefs in peace are considered a failure.

Why Kingdom Come Can Bring DCU & SnyderVerse Fans Together The defining details of Kingdom Come’s story and premise are that it is set in a future era (and alternate timeline) of the DC Universe.