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Joss Whedon, the onetime boy wonder who brought TV’s Buffy the Vampire Slayer to vibrant life for seven seasons, is out to save comic-book legend Wonder Woman from a fate worse than those tacky star-spangled hot pants from the ’70s TV series.
It’s a curse that has yanked the cape of many in her super-powered sisterhood. Namely, a crummy movie adaptation.
"I said yes, because in the process of trying to say no, I thought about her character and fell in love with her," says Whedon, who will (...)