1989

Wonder Woman only appears in the third story.

Almost all of the second half of this issue is devoted to the origin story of the post crisis version of The Cheetah.

This issue continues the origin story of The Cheetah as related by Chuma to the poisoned and paralysed Wonder Woman.

This series was known as “Justice League Europe” for issues 1-50 then changed to “Justice League International” from issue 51 onward.

This issue sees us introduced to another tribe of Amazons known as the Bana-Mighdall. This issue really shows what an adept fighter Diana is as…

This issue sees the final showdown between Wonder Woman and the Cheetah. This is certainly the first time we really see what the post crisis…

Following on from last issue’s action orientated story line we see another of George Perez’s “montage” issues, where he depicts several situations involving key supporting…

This issue we find out more about the mysterious Bana-Mighdall Amazons and their connection to Themysciran history.

The second Wonder Woman annual by George Perez again featured multiple chapters, this time focusing on Diana’s title of Wonder Woman, her =W= logo, her costume and her…

This issue sees the resolution of the long running Cheetah/Bana-Mighdall story line.

After the action of the previous issues we get the chance to take a breather in this non-action orientated issue.

This issue has a large cast of key characters. Firstly we are introduced to the twelve delegates from Man’s World, chosen to accompany Wonder Woman…

This two issue mini-series was an annual anthology comic featuring Christmas stories, new and reprinted. Wonder Woman is featured in the third story.

This is another mainly narrative driven issue as the various delegates equate themselves with Amazon culture. It provides quite a fascinating and rich description of…

We finally see the payoff to all the build up we have seen in the past several issues.