Joss Whedon Quits Wonder Woman
Joss Whedon, creator of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Firefly/Serenity, has parted ways with Warner Brothers and Silver Pictures on what was his latest project, a big screen adaptation of Wonder Woman.
Whedon announced the news on 2nd February on a fan Web site, Whedonesque.com saying that he had quit over “creative differences”. He wanted to do one take on Wonder Woman whilst the studio wanted another. After not being able to reach an agreement on the script he decided to quit.
Joss Whedon came on board the project in March 2005 and was paid $2 million-$3 million to develop and write the adaptation of the comic book classic and was also attached to direct. He is now working on a thriller called Goners and overseeing the storyline of Buffy for Dark Horse Comics.
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