Gal Gadot treats fans with photo of Wonder Woman 1984's hyper-futuristic new armor on Instagram
The highly anticipated Wonder Woman sequel, Wonder Woman 1984, isn't set for release until next year.
But fans are now getting a good look at the heroine's modern evolution, courtesy of Gal Gadot's Instagram.
The Israeli beauty, 34, made it clear the Amazonian adventurer was ready for anything in the technicolor teaser for the DC character's latest outing.
Back to the future: Gal Gadot revealed the armor for Wonder Woman 1984 via an Instagram poster shared Wednesday
The shot, which was first unveiled on director Patty Jenkins' Instagram, showed Diana clad in a shining suit molded to her body with bridges of raised metal running down the center.
Below, the hero was wrapped in tight patterned leggings under tough leg armor.
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Wonder Woman's new look isn't novel for old fans of the comic book saga.
According to DC aficionados, the armor looks like it was inspired by the 'Golden Eagle' getup the character has donned in the comics in the past.
Battle ready: The super streamlined suit is a noticeable change from her first Wonder Woman costume, which depicted the heroine in the throes of WWI
New take on a classic: WW's stunning costume from the first Patty Jenkins film showed the leading lady covered in a geometrically strapless gladiator-inspired leotard which featured a short shirt, thigh-high boots along with the characters iconic gauntlets and tiara
The super streamlined suit is a noticeable change from her first Wonder Woman costume, which depicted the heroine in the throes of WWI.
That stunning costume covered Diana in a geometrically strapless gladiator-inspired leotard which featured a short shirt, thigh-high boots along with the characters iconic gauntlets and tiara.
Wonder Woman has gone through more than a few iterations since her time onscreen began back in the 70s, with the Cathy Lee Crosby-fronted 1974 made-for-TV movie. During the era, the character also appeared in Hanna-Barbera's long-running animated series Super Friends.
Iconic: One of Wonder Woman's most recognizable looks comes courtesy of Lynda Carter's 1975 to 1979 TV version of the Amazonian, above
Wonder-ful: Wonder Woman has gone through more than a few iterations since her time onscreen began back in the 70s, with the Cathy Lee Crosby-fronted 1974 made-for-TV movie, seen above
But Wonder Woman's most recognizable form comes courtesy of Lynda Carter's 1975 to 1979 TV version of the Amazonian, during which she sported star-spangled hot pants along with a red and gold eagle-emblazoned bustier.
Wonder Woman 1984 will pick up decades after the hero's adventures in Europe during World War I.
In addition to new surroundings, Diana will face off against new villains.
Last summer Kristin Wiig was announced as WW's latest enemy.
Claws out: Last summer Kristin Wiig was announced as Cheetah, WW's latest enemy
The comic talent is set to transform into Cheetah, AKA Barbara Minerva, a feline-inspired baddie with cat-like reflexes and superhuman agility.
And while Wonder Woman already has a ready-made fan base, earning a whopping $412million domestically for the 2017 outing, the 80s-centric follow-up won't be a straight-up 'sequel.'
Talking to Vulture back in March, producer Charles Roven said Jenkins bristled at the term, telling the site: 'She was just determined that this movie should be the next iteration of Wonder Woman but not a sequel,' adding: 'And she’s definitely delivering on that.'
And fans will have to be patient for the not-sequel. Wonder Woman 1984 won't come out until June 5 1984.
Waiting game: Wonder Woman 1984 won't come out until June 5 1984
