If you loved
Wonder Woman
Patty Jenkins · Film · 2017
If you loved Wonder Woman, you crave stories where powerful women confront the harsh realities of war and moral ambiguity.
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Adaptation
Wonder Woman 1984
Film · 2020
Books on the same thread
All the Light We Cannot See
Anthony Doerr · Book · 2017
Much like the setting of Wonder Woman, this novel explores the profound human cost of global conflict, focusing on the resilience required to maintain hope amidst the devastation of war.
Wings of Fire The Brightest Night
Tui T. Sutherland · Book · 2021
This story mirrors the epic scale of Wonder Woman by featuring a young protagonist who must navigate the weight of prophecy to end a destructive, world-altering war between clans.
The Nightingale
Kristin Hannah · Book · 2015
The emphasis on female resilience in the face of wartime struggle echoes the core of Wonder Woman, highlighting the courage required to protect family when the world turns violent.
Flag in Exile
David Weber · Book · 2002
If the underdog spirit of Wonder Woman resonated with you, you will appreciate this narrative of a lone woman standing against overwhelming odds to prevent the devastation of her home.
Series on the same thread
Star vs. the Forces of Evil
Daron Nefcy · Series · 2015
The fish-out-of-water dynamic that defines Wonder Woman is perfectly captured here as an intergalactic warrior attempts to balance saving the universe with the complexities of life on Earth.
Maya and the Three
Jorge R. Gutierrez · Series · 2021
This mythological journey reflects the spirit of Wonder Woman by following a spirited princess who embraces her warrior heart to save humanity from the wrath of powerful, vengeful gods.
Wynonna Earp
Emily Andras · Series · 2016
Like the protagonist of Wonder Woman, Wynonna Earp embodies female empowerment while battling supernatural forces, proving that a determined woman can hold the line against dark and ancient threats.
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Joss Whedon · Series · 1997
Buffy shares the same chosen-one intensity as Wonder Woman, depicting a young woman who accepts the heavy responsibility of fighting evil to protect those who cannot protect themselves.
Podcasts on the same thread
Dan Carlin's Hardcore History
Dan Carlin · Podcast · 2025
If the examination of war and moral ambiguity in Wonder Woman intrigued you, these deep-dives into history provide a similar, unflinching look at the consequences of power and conflict.
The Preamble
Sharon McMahon · Podcast · 2026
Much like the idealism vs. cynicism theme in Wonder Woman, this podcast encourages critical thinking about complex global issues, helping you navigate the confusing reality of our modern world.
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Common questions
What order should I watch the Wonder Woman movies in?
To experience the story in the order of release, you should watch the 2017 Wonder Woman movie first. After that, you can proceed to the sequel, Wonder Woman 1984, which was released in 2020.
Is Wonder Woman 1984 a direct sequel to the 2017 Wonder Woman film?
Yes, Wonder Woman 1984 is the follow-up to the 2017 Wonder Woman movie directed by Patty Jenkins. Both films feature the Amazon princess as she navigates the world of Man and confronts various forces of evil.
How long is the 2017 Wonder Woman movie?
The 2017 Wonder Woman movie, directed by Patty Jenkins, follows the Amazon princess as she leaves her home to confront the forces of evil during the First World War. The film focuses on her mission to bring an end to human conflict.
Should I watch Wonder Woman 1984 if I enjoyed the 2017 Wonder Woman movie?
If you enjoyed the 2017 Wonder Woman movie, you may want to watch the 2020 sequel, Wonder Woman 1984. Both films are part of the same cinematic series and continue the story of the Amazon princess as she interacts with the world of Man.