#WONDER WOMAN LOGO MOVIE#

#WONDER WOMAN LOGO MOVIE#

If anything, the logo created in the 1980s looks even more like the Whataburger logo than the new movie logo does. That brings us back to the Whataburger case. They even gave an “in story” explanation as to why Wonder Woman suddenly had new threads. This logo, or slight variations has served as Wonder Woman’s symbol for the past 30 years - and DC could trademark it. Glaser’s studio came up with a distinct logo that invoked the letters of Wonder Woman’s name, rather than eagle imagery.

They has trademarked Superman’s”S” shield and Batman’s bat symbol, but Wonder Woman had nothing equivalent that could be trademarked and slapped on clothing, notebooks, coffee mugs, etc.ĭC’s president and editor-in-chief at the time, Jenette Kahn, turned to famed graphic designer Milton Glaser, who had also designed the new DC logo, the famous “I ❤ NY” logo, and many others. Point #2 was likely the more pressing issue for DC. symbol, and it made little sense for a mythical Greek society and As portrayed, the eagle was clearly a U.S.Wonder WomanĭC wanted to get rid of the eagle for two important reasons: Until that point, Wonder Woman’s costume had featured an eagle on her chest, a holdover from her World War II patriotic roots. There is some irony here, because the movie logo is clearly a variation on the iconic Wonder Woman logo that the Amazon has held since the character was reworked after the classic 1980s mini-series, Crisis on Infinite Earths. Whataburger is not a fan of the new Wonder Woman logo, which they feel is too close to the logo they have held since 1950, and according to Bleeding Cool, they are rattling sabers in an attempt to get Warner Bros. recently filed for a trademark on the new logo Wonder Woman is sporting in the DC Extended Universe movies, which looks like this: Wonder Woman logo Whataburger’s logo looks like this: Whataburger As a Northern California resident, I’ve never eaten at one, but evidently there are more than 700 location sprinkled across the United States - mainly in the south. The first Whataburger opened in Corpus Christi, Texas, in 1950.

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