Wonder Woman Writer Says Cancelled Game Was “Dream Come True”

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  • Wonder Woman was reportedly shaping up to be a truly special title.
  • Famous comic book author Gail Simone has appreciated everyone involved in the development team.
  • She states that the developers were dedicated to making the best possible adaptation for the superhero.

DC’s Wonder Woman was expected to be one of the biggest additions to the ongoing superhero game renaissance, but Monolith Productions’ recent closure has shattered these dreams.

Wonder Woman’s promises of Batman Arkham-style combat and the Nemesis system will now remain unfulfilled. As the developers and everyone involved in the project come to terms with this news, a prominent writer has also shared her thoughts on the situation, stating that the game was a dream come true.

Why it matters: The comments have upset fans even further, with many lamenting the fact that Monolith Productions was potentially on the cusp of something groundbreaking.

Warner Bros Wonder Woman
Monolith Productions Unveiled The Project In Late 2021

Shortly after Warner Bros. confirmed that it had halted development, Gail Simone came forward and shared that she was part of the project.

For the unaware, Gail Simone is famous for her Wonder Woman comics from 2008 to 2010, a record for the longest female writer involved in shaping the character’s legacy. As per the writer, she was hired as a long-term consultant on the game.

Recalling her experience, Gail Simone stated that everyone involved in development was filled with passion for the Amazon Princess and her stories. She emphasized that the goal was to make not only a great game but also a great Wonder Woman adaptation.

The game was gorgeous and expansive. It was beautiful to look at. It was a dream come true.

-Gail Simone

Concluding her message, the writer appreciated both Monolith Productions and Warner Bros. She went on to highlight that both companies were supportive despite the unfortunate conclusion of the project.

Gail Simone On Wonder Woman Cancellation
Gail Simone Shares Her Thoughts On The Cancellation | Image via X

In the aftermath of recent events, Warner Bros. has confirmed its intentions to focus on IPs like Mortal Kombat and Batman moving forward. This means that another Wonder Woman game is unlikely to show up anytime soon, though the character could return in a future Injustice title from NetherRealm.

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