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When "Wonder Woman" has announced that Adrianne Palicki was cast in the title role, buzz on the superhero show quickly shot through the roof. But the fans were able to observe costume unwise. beats dre headphonesOutrage quickly followed. And Hell Hath No Fury like a comic fan outrage. The anger stems from Wonder Woman's shiny pants and rubber-like high heels. It looked like a cheap version of a "sexy" Halloween costume. Fans cried - not way for a superhero,five fingers shoes especially one of the most beloved of all time, to dress. The blogosphere immediately went into overdrive cynical. Stakeholders on the EW article speculated that the show would be canceled in a few weeks. SlashFilm wrote that the suit did little to inspire confidence in the prospects for the show. [Related: See our coverage of the original "Wonder Woman" costume.] Apparently the producers of the show were listening. Some pictures of the actress on the set have surfaced, and eagle-eyed fans spotted quickly changes to Wonder Woman's son. Shiny vibram five fingers discount coupontrousers were replaced by a more natural tissue. His shoe has been transformed as well. Bright boots, which were once blue now red. And, more importantly, no heels higher. But even if some of Wonder Woman's costume has changed, largely remains the same. The strapless red is still intact as are her trademark tiara and lasso of truth. Time will tell whether these modest changes to Wonder Woman discussions have a positive effect on the show when he designs on NBC this fall. Ms. Palicki is probably best known his work on the acclaimed TV series "Friday Night Lights." And if it is not well known, the fans seem to be quite favorable its making the tiara. This includes Lynda Carter who played Wonder Woman in the television series (and kitsch) beloved way back when. Carter even liked the original equipment saying: "What's not to love Adrianne [Palicki] is superb!."