The enthralling roller coaster of DC’s Absolute Universe kicks off the next chapter of Wonder Woman’s story in it with ...

The answer, I think, is William Marston, Wonder Woman’s creator. Before he was a comic-book writer, Marston was an academic, a polyamorist, a feminist, a psychologist, a queer theorist ...

And in those eight decades, Wonder Woman, both as a character and as a comic book title, has had many ups and downs. We’re here to count down to the best of the best, the greatest comic book ...

Diana faces her greatest challenge yet in Area 41's mysterious Black Box Maze in Absolute Wonder Woman #8, hitting stores on ...

The first full length comic devoted exclusively to the character was Wonder Woman #1, which was released in July 1942. These three books make up the definitive debut, cover art, and origin story ...

One of the great things about comic books is that there is nearly an endless ... What would make for a good introduction to Wonder Woman? Danielle Lorick, an employee at Manhattan's Forbidden ...

Conversely, Wonder Woman has appeared in more than six comic book series, but in many of those, she shared the byline. She's also starred in two live-action films, and less than five animated films.

I’m also sticking to modern era Wonder Woman stories, as comic book “story arcs” as we know them didn’t get serialized until the mid-’80s. Most comics before that were self-contained ...

J. Bone has been illustrating comic books for over twelve years, but his image of first lady Michelle Obama as Wonder Woman stands alone among his many superhero portraits. I’ve worked on the ...

If you want to brush up on your Wonder Woman knowledge before catching the movie this Summer, here are some highlights from the comics. Wonder Woman's classic origin story is heavily rooted in ...

Beyond these many developments, here are some of the best comic book storylines that Wonder Woman 2 can borrow from: In Wonder Woman #85, 0, 90-100, written by William Messner-Loebs and drawn by ...