With $771 million in worldwide box office and Ongoing Series Archivescounting, what's not to scream about?
Hall H went utterly wild for the arrival of Gal Gadot at Comic-Con after the most successful DC/Warner Bros. film ever, and perhaps the strongest-holding superhero film of all time.
SEE ALSO: What's up with 'Gotham City Sirens,' 'Nightwing' and 'Black Adam' at DC?Turn your volume down before playing this, because Hall H gave Wonder Woman a hero's welcome on Saturday alright:
Gadot was of course in San Diego to promote Justice League, and Wonder Woman IIwas officially announced as well.
A little later, Gadot was seen greeting fans, including one in a Wonder Woman costume:
Gal Gadot, a hero we deserve. (Ezra on the back up.) pic.twitter.com/5SzVlBLRTu
— Joanna Robinson (@jowrotethis) July 22, 2017
It's true. We really don't deserve her.
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