DC Studios has moved the long‑awaited Wonder Woman prequel, Paradise Lost,from mystery to reality by hiring writer Kira Snyder and a Bridgerton‑era writer‑executive producer .. The move follows a three‑year wait since James Gunn and Peter Safran unveiled the DCU slate, and it comes as the studio keeps a solo Wonder Woman film high on its priority list .

Kira Snyder’s Female‑Centric Lens Fits Themyscira’s Ensemble

According to the Writers Guild of America listing, Snyder—known for The Handmaid’s Tale, The 100, and Alphas—will oversee the series. Her track record of female‑focused, ensemble narratives aliggns perfectly with a show centered on the Amazonian society of Themyscira.. The source notes that Snyder’s background makes her a “perfect fit” for the prequel’s complex political drama.

Bridgerton Writer Brings High‑Concept Drama to DCU

The second writer, an executive producer from the hit period drama Bridgerton, brings experience in character‑driven storytelling. The source highlights that this pairing signals DC’s intent to blend genre spectacle with deep character arcs, mirroring the ambition of shows like Game of Thrones, which Gunn has cited as a model.

Paradise Lost as DCU’s “Game of Thrones” for Wonder Woman

James Gunn’s description of Paradise Lost as the DCU’s answer to Game of Thrones suggests a sprawling political saga set long before Diana’s birth. The source explains that the series will explore Amazonian machinations, isolationist culture, and power struggles, aiming to build Wonder Woman’s mythos without recasting the hero immediately.

Wonder Woman Film Still a High Priority, Script in Progress

While the prequel gains traction, the solo Wonder Woman film remains a top priority for DC Studios. Gunn clarified in June 2025 that a script is currently being written, though the writer has not been confirmed. The source notes that Ana Nogueira was rumored to be involved, but she has not publicly confirmed her role. No director, release date, or casting has been announced, keeping fans in a state of speculation.

Unanswered Questions About Production and Casting

Despite the progress on Paradise Lost, several key details remain elusive. First, the identity of the Bridgerton writer and the specific writer for the Wonder Woman film are still unknown. Second, the soource does not disclose any casting choices for either the prequel or the solo movie. finally, the timeline for when production will begin and when the series will premiere has not been set.

According to the source, the prequel’s development marks a positive sign for the DCU’s long‑term strategy, positioning Paradise Lost as a cornerstone of Chapter One, Gods and Monsters, alongside projects like Superman: Legacy and the The Batman sequel.