There's been a real split of opinion on the new Wonder Woman costume, which replaces the World War II-era version modeled here by Lynda Carter. So I asked Karmen Fox of Baltimore's Holly G Boutique and Nancy for their opinions. Two thumbs up, it seems.

Here's what Karmen had to say: "When I first saw the new Wonder Woman outfit, I was a bit nostalgic for the bright colors. I'm a fan of bright colors myself, but if you're going to make a big change - go big or go home. The more subdued colors and less campy outfit seem to be a nod to the realistic superhero that Christopher Nolan has portrayed in his Batman movies (I'm a huge fan and saw The Dark Knight three times in the theaters). I love that this outfit could work for a daytime to superhero mode without having to run to a phone booth to change. Why waste time switching outfits when danger's around the corner?

"I'm also glad to see she's exchanged the unbearably skimpy bustier and shorts combo for a more comfortable ensemble. Let's face it: If you're kicking bad guys' butts, comfort should be a top priority when choosing your crime-fighting wardrobe. And don't think for one second that her modern look makes her any less feminine: She's still embracing her girly side with her tiara, choker necklace and cuffs. Paring her ruby red feminine top with a military jacket also is a modern and chic look that is seen on the runways and in daily attire. I like this change, and I'm curious to see if they'll keep updating her wardrobe as the fashion scene changes."

Nancy's take: As a comics fan and wannabe superhero, I'm excited about the new Wonder Woman costume. As a full-time woman, I don't enjoy walking in high heels, much less running, jumping and kicking people in the face. So some sensible flats are in order. The pants provide a great asset that most barely-there skirts are missing, too: pockets! After all, where is Wonder Woman supposed to store her high tech gadgets -- ie iPhone -- while her hands are busy meting out justice? And did I mention how much I like the subtle touches to her tiara, the (HIGHER!) neckline and bracers that look like they actually could deflect something? Because I do!

And for a comprehensive discussion on Wonder Woman's look through the decades, Comics Alliance provides insight and a few laughs. Enjoy!