One of the biggest mysteries surrounding Wonder Woman is her age -- and like many things in comic books, the answer is ...

Ahead of Superman, McFarlane Toys has debuted their latest wave of DC Page Puncher figures featuring Wonder Woman. See the ...

Wonder Woman first appeared in comic books in December 1941, as a minor character in All-Star Comics, issue 8. Right out the gate, Wonder Woman’s shtick was a direct comment on men.

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 ...

In October 1941, comic book readers were introduced to by far the most popular heroine of all time: Princess Diana of Themyscira, aka Wonder Woman. Appearing for the first time in the third story ...

If Wonder Woman does make the cut, it would become the first comic book adapted film to achieve the distinction. The studio's last attempt of getting a comic book film nominated was for 2008's ...

The History of Wonder Woman’s Secret Comic Book Identity. ... and it wasn’t fully restored for 20 years — with Wonder Woman’s first appearance in 1941’s All-Star Comics No. 8 ...

Wonder Woman 1984 #1's first story is described as a direct tie-in to the film, co-written by its associate producer Anna Obropta and comic book veteran Louise Simonson, with art by Bret Blevins ...

How New ‘Wonder Woman’ Team Is Making a Mark on the Comics. Following high-profile relaunches for DC Entertainment’s 'Superman' and 'Justice League' comic book franchises, the new creative ...

Editor's Note: there are spoilers for Wonder Woman in this post—you've been warned! After decades of waiting, Wonder Woman fans around the globe finally have their first big screen adventure for ...