Gal Gadot at Comic-Con

She just seems utterly charming.

Gal Gadot at Comic-Con

I actually like these billowy, patterned pants. They're Great Wallpaper-adjacent, and they seem like a nice nod to the '40s aesthetic of the film. I feel like they might be a weeeeee bit too long but oh god how often can I complain about that, you know? (ALSO: apparently this movie is WWI rather than WWII, so...I guess I have to retract that compliment.)

Gal Gadot at Comic-Con

And bonus points, as ever, for great lipstick.

Chris Pine, Connie Nielsen, Gal Gadot, and Patty Jenkins

Chris Pine, your face is clean-shaven again! You look suddenly like 10 years younger. (I miss his recent salt & pepper facial hair, though.) And, not for nothing, but Connie Nielsen looks AMAZING here. Y'all, she's 51.

Gal Gadot and Chris Pine at Comic-Con

I don't know what's happening here, but I'm at home for it.

Fug or Fab: Gal Gadot at Comic Con, Plus See The Wonder Woman Trailer

First of all, from what I can tell from the pics from this event -- and I am sure there are some of you in Fug Nation who were at this panel, in which case, please chime in! -- Gal Gadot is CHARMING AS POSSIBLE. Even if her otherwise groovy pants might be a hair too long. As far as Wonder Woman goes, this premiered at Comic-Con this weekend, and I thought Fug Nation would enjoy seeing it, if you haven't, yet: I had very low expectations for this -- I LOVE Wonder Woman; you cannot underestimate the impression Lynda Carter made on a six year-old girl -- but it looks like it might be really good. At the very very least, how refreshing to see a big budget superhero movie where a woman is, unequivocally, the hero -- one directed by a woman, no less. Put on your protective bracelets and behold! [Photos: Getty]