The next two years are going to be huge for the DC Universe. "Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice" debuts in March 2016, followed by the hotly anticipated -- and seemingly very good -- "Suicide Squad" in August. But all eyes are on "Wonder Woman" in this recently released sizzle reel.

The first footage from Patty Jenkins' upcoming Wonder Woman movie debuted late Tuesday night during the CW's "DC Films Presents: Dawn of the Justice League" special. The behind-the-scenes sizzle reel gives us some crucial insight on the iconic character, her unique origin story, and it even gives us a sneak peek at some footage from the film, which officially lands in theaters June 2017.

Starring Gal Gadot, the DC origin tale will tell the story of Amazon princess Diana and how she became the legendary superhero. "We are going to see her coming of age, the entire history, what's her mission," Gadot teased during the first look clip.

Chris Pine, Danny Huston and Robin Wright co-star in the film, which is currently filming overseas.

"Telling a story of this now is pivotal and important, the story of a very powerful woman," Pine said. (Amen to that, our new favorite Chris!)

"Wonder Woman" will be DC's first female-fronted superhero movie since 2004's disappointing "Catwoman." And with Marvel constantly pushing back its "Captain Marvel" release (now slated for July 2018), we're way overdue for some girl power on the big screen. Wonder Wonder is one of the most iconic superheroes in existence, so it's about time she got some respect among her surly male counterparts.

After all, she is the best fighter in the DC Universe. (It's all of that Amazonian blood and warrior determination, you know?)

Gadot will make her debut as Wonder Woman in Zack Snyder's "Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice," and both films will continue to build out the burgeoning cinematic universe based on DC Comics characters. Yesterday, DC and Warner Bros. released the first official look at the upcoming "Justice League" movie, featuring Wonder Woman, Batman, Superman, Jason Momoa's Aquaman, Ray Fisher's Cyborg and Ezra Miller's The Flash.