1972

This is the first issue helmed by new Editor Dennis O’Neil which alleges to take Wonder Woman in a new direction, although it is not…

Wonder Woman is depicted  in a flashback only.

This issue contains a reprint of stories from  Wonder Woman #28.

This was an anthology series and Wonder Woman appears in the first story which was a reprint from Mystery in Space #75.

This is the first issue helmed by new Editor Dennis O’Neil which alleges to take Wonder Woman in a new direction, although it is not…

This issue features a rare team up between Diana and Catwoman and is one of those rare occasions during the Amazon’s “de-powered” era when a…

This issues sees a guest appearance by the de-powered Diana Prince as well as the Earth Two version of Wonder Woman for a story told…

We reach the penultimate issue of the so called “de-powered” era of Wonder Woman. There are no indications to the reader of any changes afoot…

In Dennis O’Neil’s swan song as Editor, we are presented with a special “women’s lib” issue. Whether this was a last minute attempt to placate…

This landmark issue of the comic heralds the return of the original William Moulton Marston vision of Wonder Woman under the Editorial reigns of Robert…

Diana plays merely a supporting role in this Batman story and rather stupidly, has to be saved from certain death by her “Amazon Guardian Angel”!!!…

This was an anthology title and Wonder Woman appears in the fifth story only, which is a reprint from Sensation Comics #6.