Why no love for TV series?

I do not understand why the push to ONLY make films based on comic book characters. I mean, if you want multiple stories, and at a faster rate, TV series is the way to go. True, TV does not usually get the budget that film does and therefore does not come off with the best effects, but that does not make it impossible to deliver a solid story that is aesthetically pleasing. Take AGENTS OF S.H.I.E.L.D. for example. The shows are pretty good storylines, and the effects are excellent. They do not need to be all effects, as ARROW proves. ARROW is one of the best shows currently on TV and the effects when needed are spectacular. Granted, the leveling of the Glades was quite obviously CGI, but even big budget films are obvious CGI when you watch them.

Now, I know there has been a huge uproar for a WONDER WOMAN film and she is my favorite character and I would love to see her given her due. However, I also would love to see a bunch of stories quickly, which TV can provide. I would like to see a return to the ways of old, when you did not have to watch each episode as it built upon itself and episodes stood alone. By the same token, I very much enjoy the continuity and storylines that build in a series, as if you are truly following along with the character. Either way they would like to do Wonder Woman would be fine with me, as long as they make her.

I will also say I do not like the reported version of AMAZON that is in planning at the CW. Following the young version of the character worked for Clark Kent, but I do not see it being interesting enough for Diana. She lives on an island of Paradise where there is no real conflict. She has to get off the island and go into the world as Wonder Woman to fight battles with the villains. A popular misconception of Wonder Woman is she has no quality villains. That is simply not true. She has tremendous foes in the Silver Swan, Circe, Cheetah, Giganta, and Villainy Inc. (the first group of villains to ever appear in DC Comics). She also has her share of mediocre villains as all heroes do. However, if you are ever stuck for an enemy to battle her, she always has the gods and goddesses to fight as well. You can't get much more powerful than actual deities.

Anyway, as much as she deserves to be on the big screen, I would be plenty happy with many stories quickly then one every 3 years. However, the best of both worlds, set a film in present day and do a TV series maybe called WONDER WOMAN ORIGINS or something setting her in World War II and showing how she learns her way through the ways of man and the new world she has come to. They could even make it 2 different universes with the same or different actresses, but I very much doubt anyone would go on big and small screen at the same time, not that it has never been done though.

In conclusion, Wonder Woman has proven staying power, her animated direct to DVD film was a very high seller (even beating out some Batman titles), and is one of the single most ignored characters in the DC Universe. There is no female character more recognizable in all of comics and she is barely eclipsed in recognition by some of the men in comics. She has staying power and would obviously make ticket sales at the box. She does not need to be introduced in a Batman or Superman film and definitely needs her origin told BEFORE a Justice League film is released. Why WB/DC keeps not making anything is beyond me, but when they do, it is so unfaithful to the comic, no one wants it. The animated film and the Lynda Carter series worked because they had the essence of the character, the 2011 pilot did not. All it takes is a faithful interpretation and we are all over it, mess the storyline up too much, we won't buy in. This is proven time and again...