Wonder Woman: Bloodlines

Wonder Woman: Bloodlines reimagines Diana Prince's early days as a hero, pairing swordplay with the iconic magic lasso she wields to defend the weak. Fresh from Themyscira, she meets a troubled girl swept into a dangerous scheme led by Villainy Inc. The organization plans to strike against the Amazon homeland, and Diana must balance mercy with duty as she weighs risky choices and uncertain loyalties. Across a high stakes mission she tests allies, confronts harsh truths, and shows that leadership, resilience, and a steadfast belief in justice can steer her through peril without betraying her ideals.

Directed by Justin Copeland and Sam Liu, Wonder Woman: Bloodlines is a DC Universe animated original from Warner Bros Animation. Rosario Dawson voices Diana Prince, while Jeffrey Donovan plays Steve Trevor, building on Greg Rucka and Mairghread Scott's framework.

Box office data were not released for this direct to video title, as it was produced for home entertainment rather than theatrical distribution.

The film expands Wonder Woman's animated universe by introducing Villainy Inc and the characters associated with it, including Vanessa Kapatelis as Silver Swan and new confrontations on Themyscira. It gives fans a fresh look at Diana mentoring others while facing a global threat.

Critics generally praised the brisk pacing, solid voice work, and solid animation, while noting the familiar origin beats and the tight focus on Diana as a leader. The story emphasizes duty, empathy, and the cost of warfare.