WONDER Woman 1984 will get "a full theatrical run" at cinemas despite the coronavirus crisis.
The movie's maker Warner Brothers has insisted it won't just go onto a streaming service, as it released a string of stills from the forthcoming film.
Pictures show Gal Gadot's character spinning her 'Lasso of Truth' during a fight scene from the comic-book epic, which is still scheduled for release on 5 June.
Another showed Wonder Woman - aka Diana Prince - and her ex Steve Trevor flying in a vehicle while marvelling at explosions in the night sky.
The studio told that it was still going to air in cinemas first, unlike Emma, The Invisible Man and The Hunt which have appeared on streaming services.
Set in 1984, the film sees Diana clash with two formidable foes - Pedro Pascal's Maxwell Lord and the Cheetah, played by Kristen Wiig.
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Meanwhile, she reunites with her past love, American pilot Steve, who is played by Chris Pine.
Filming began on the epic, the sequel to 2017's Wonder Woman, in the UK back in 2018.
Directed by Patty Jenkins, it is based on the famous graphic novels published by DC Comics.