Wonder Woman – Definitive Collecting Guide and Reading Order

Action Comics #600 is effectively WW16.5 – it continues all of the major plots of that issue as drawn by John Byrne and George Perez, and is the first action-packed WW and Superman team-up in the post-Crisis World!

Invasion!: WW cameos in #2 during WW25. See Guide to DC Universe Events – Invasion. She makes a non-continuity on-screen appearance in Doom Patrol (1987) #17 during this period.

#25-35: by George Perez Vol. 3
(2018 paperback, ISBN 978-1401278328 / digital)

#36-45 & Annual 2: by George Perez Vol. 4
(2020 paperback, ISBN 978-1401291266 / digital)
Annual 2 is effectively issue #32.1, as #32 is not a present day WW story.

Click to expand a list of guest appearances in this period.

#45-57: by George Perez Vol. 5
(2021 paperback, ISBN 978-1779502285 / digital)
Also collects material from Who’s Who #3-4, #7-8, #13, and #16.

#58-62 & War of the Gods (1991) #1-4: Wonder Woman: War of the Gods AKA by George Perez Vol. 6
(2016 paperback, ISBN 978-1401261078 / digital / 2021 paperback, ISBN 978-1779510303 / digital)

In full, War of the Gods includes (in order): War Of The Gods #1, Wonder Woman v2 #58, Superman: The Man of Steel #3, Hawkworld #15, Starman #38, L.E.G.I.O.N. #31, Hawk & Dove #28, Captain Atom #56, Doctor Fate #32, Flash v2 #55, Wonder Woman v2 #59, Doctor Fate #33, War Of The Gods #2, Justice League Europe #31, Batman #470, Hawkworld #16, Animal Man #40, Captain Atom #57, Suicide Squad #58, Wonder Woman v2 #60, War Of The Gods #3, The Demon #17, Part 23: New Titans #81, Wonder Woman v2 #61, War Of The Gods #4, Wonder Woman 62 (epilogue)

written by William Messner-Loebs with art by Mike Deodato

George Perez departs with issue #62. William Messner-Loebs writes Wonder Woman Special, #63-100, 0, and Annual 3 with Brian Bolland on covers. Mike Deodato draws #85, 90, 0, & 91-100

Special, #63-64, 66-75, & Annual 3: Book 1: The Last True Hero
(2020 paperback, ISBN 978-1779500366 / digital)
Issue #64 also in Wonder Woman: A Celebration of 75 Years Hardcover

Special #1 & #63: Read in this order.”Operation: Cheetah.”

Annual 3: In Last True Hero, above Eclipso: The Darkness Within. Part 10 of  a 20 part crossover that ran through all of DC’s annuals, bookeneded by Eclipso: The Darkness Within #1-2. This fits best after #65. Wonder Woman briefly appears in Eclipso: The Darkness Within #2 as part of Eclipso’s mind-controlled army.

#65: Not collected

#66: Reprinted in single issue form in DC Retroactive: Wonder Woman – The ’90s (2011) #1

#73 Wonder Woman: 80 Years of the Amazon Warrior The Deluxe Edition
(2021 oversize(?) hardcover, ISBN 978-1779511577 / digital)
Collects material from All-Star Comics (194) #8, Sensation Comics (1942) #1, Comic Cavalcade (1942) #11, Wonder Woman (1942) #5, 78, 98, 124, 162, 203, & 206, DC Special (1968) #3, DC Comics Presents (1978) #41, Wonder Woman (1987) #6, 57, 73, & #170, Wonder Woman (2006) Annual 1, Wonder Woman (2006 / 1942) #600, Wonder Woman (2011) #23, Wonder Woman (2016 / 1942) #750, Future State: Immortal Wonder Woman (2021) #1-2, and essays by Trina Robbins, Patty Jenkins, Gal Gadot, & Lynda Carter.

After #71 Wonder Woman appears in Superman’s “Funeral For a Friend” (and appears throughout Reign of Superman) and then joins the cast of Justice League America (1989), in which she previously appeared in #40. She stars in #0, 70-71, 73-75, 78-91, 93-101, 104-105, 107-113, and Annual 6-7. This run is being collecting in Wonder Woman and the Justice League America Vol. 1, which collects #78-83, Annual 7, and Guy Gardner #15.

Bloodbath #1-2: Wonder Woman appears here as part of the JLA. See Guide to DC Universe Events – Bloodbath

Zero Hour (1994) #3-0: Zero Hour occurs before #90 & 0. See Guide to DC Universe Events – Zero Hour

#76: Not collected

#77-89: Book 2: Ares Rising (2021 paperback, ISBN 978-1779507488 / digital)
Also collects material from DC Retroactive: Wonder Woman – The ’90s (2011) #1

#85, 90, 0, & 91-100: Wonder Woman By Mike Deodato
Also includes Legends of the DC Universe (1998) #4-5

#86-89: Not collected. Issue #88 is a part of The Fall of Metropolis, which included Action Comics (1938) #700-701, Adventures of Superman (1987) #514, Superman (1987) #91, Superman: The Man of Steel (1991) #35, Wonder Woman (1987) #88. However, WW only appears in Superman: The Man of Steel #35 for a panel, which parallels action in WW88.

#90, 0, 91-93: The Contest (1995)

#93: Wonder Woman: A Celebration of 75 Years Hardcover

Most Diana appearances in her non-Wonder Woman costume begin directly after #93, including a co-starring role in Hawkman #16 and her continuing run in JLA from #95.

#94-100: The Challenge of Artemis (1996)

Annual 4: Not collected. “Year One”story that can be placed between #14-15. Part of the 1995 annuals theme.

written & drawn by John Byrne

John Byrne writes and illustrates Wonder Woman #101-136 and writes Annual 5

In oversize hardcover format…

#101-136: by John Byrne Omnibus (2025 oversize hardcover, ISBN 978-1799502791 / digital TBA)
Collects Wonder Woman (1987) #101-136 & Annual 5-6, and stories from Action Comics (1938) #600, Adventure Comics 80-Page Giant (1998) #1, Adventures of Superman (1987) #440, Sergio Aragonés Destroys DC (1996) #1, and Wonder Woman Secret Files & Origins (1998) #1!

In standard-size format…

#101-114: by John Byrne, Book 1
(2017 hardcover, ISBN 978-1401270841 / digital)
Previously collected as #101-105 in Second Genesis (1997) and #106-112 in Lifelines (1998)

Annual 5: in Byrne Book 2, below. “Legends of the Dead Earth.” Not in continuity.

Artemis: Requiem (1996) #1-6: Not collected [Single issues on eBay]
Continues Artemis’s story from Messner-Loeb’s run. Wonder Woman appears only in #1-2

#113: Wonder Girl: Adventures of a Teen Titan (2017 paperback, ISBN 978-1401271657)
Collects Adventure Comics (1938) #461, GirlFrenzy! Wonder Woman: Donna Troy (1998) #1, Teen Titans (1966) #22, The Brave and the Bold (1955) #60, Wonder Girl (2011) #1, Wonder Woman (1942) #105, and Wonder Woman (1987) #113

#115-124 & Annual 5-6: by John Byrne, Book 2
(2018 hardcover, ISBN 978-1401280727 / digital)

#119: Wonder Woman: Her Greatest Battles
Collects Wonder Woman (1987) #6, 119, 210, & 219; Wonder Woman (2006) #41; Justice League (2011) #3; and Wonder Woman (2011) #23.

After #113 Wonder Woman appears in Justice League: A Midsummer’s Nightmare #1-3, Total Justice #1-3,  begins starring in JLA launched by Grant Morrison, and appears in the Final Night event. In JLA, she appears in Annual 3-4 and #1-9, 13-14, 23-27, 32-33, 36-64, 66-68, 70, 72, 74-100, 102-107, 109, 111-114, 118, and Annual 3-4.

Annual 6: In Byrne Book 3, below. “Necropolis.” Part of the Pulp Heroes 1997 annuals theme.

#125-136: by John Byrne, Book 3
(2019 hardcover, ISBN 978-1401292249 / digital)
Also collects material from Adventure Comics 80-Page Giant (1998) #1

Wonder Woman: Donna Troy #1 (1998) pairs with #134.

#137-138: Not collected. Written by Christopher Priest. [Single issues on eBay]

#1,000,000: DC One Million Omnibus
Released in November 1998 between #138 and 139

written by Eric Luke

Eric Luke writes issues #139-159 and Annual 7, with fill-in writers penning #160-163

#139-142: DC Comics Presents: Wonder Woman (2011) #1
This is an extra-length single issue recollecting this older arc around the time of Flashpoint. [Single issues on eBay]

#140-141: Wonder Woman: Through the Years: Eight Decades of Adventures With the Amazing Amazon!
(2020 hardcover, ISBN 978-1779502001 / digital)
Collects Sensation Comics (1942) #70, Wonder Woman (1942) #5, 45, 50, 76, 126, 155, & 204-206, Wonder Woman (1987) #15-16, 140-141, & 170, Wonder Woman (2006) #5, Wonder Woman (2011) #0, and Wonder Woman (2016) Annual 1/2017.

Annual 7: Not collected. “The Distance Gone.” Part of the Ghosts 1998 annuals theme.

#142: Wonder Woman: A Celebration of 75 Years Hardcover

#143-146: “Devastation” – Not collected.

#147-149: “Godwar” – Not collected [Single issues on eBay]

Annual 8: “The Thin Gold Line” – Part of the JLAPE: Gorilla Warfare 1999 annuals theme.

#151-152: “The Pandora Virus” – Not collected. [Single issues on eBay] Wonder Woman next appears in Body Doubles #4.

#153: Not collected [Single issue on eBay]

#154-155: “Three Hearts” – Not collected [Single issues on eBay]

#156-158: “Devastation Returns!” – Not collected. [Single issues on eBay] [Digital: 156, 157, 158]

#159: Not collected. Eric Luke’s final issue. [Single issue on eBay] [Digital: 159]

#160-161: Batman: False Faces (hardcover / paperback)
By Brian K. Vaughan. Also collects a later Batman story in Batman (1940) #588-590, Batman: Gotham City Secret Files (2000) #1, and Detective Comics (1937) #787 in which Wonder Woman does not star.

#160-161: Batman by Brian K. Vaughan (2017)
Collects Batman #588-590, Detective Comics #787, Wonder Woman #160-161, and Batman: Gotham City Secret Files #1!

#162-163: “God Complex” – Not collected. A two-issue arc written by Ben Raab [Single issues on eBay] [Digital: 162, 163]

written & drawn by Phil Jimenez

Phil Jimenez writes from #164-188.

in a single oversize hardcover…

by Phil Jimenez
(2019 oversize hardcover, ISBN 978-1401288570 / 2025 oversize hardcover, ISBN 978-1799502470 )
Collects (1987) #164-188, Wonder Woman: Our Worlds at War (2001) #1, Wonder Woman Secret Files & Origins (1998) #3, and material from Teen Titans/Outsiders Secret Files 2003 (2003) #1-4

as collected by single issue or storyline…

#164-167: Gods of Gotham

#164-170: Paradise Lost
(2002 paperback [deleted by Amazon], ISBN 978-1563897924 / 2023 paperback, ISBN 978-1779524386 / digital)
Also includes Wonder Woman Secret Files (1998) #2. Issue #170 is included in Lois Lane: A Celebration of 75 Years Hardcover and Wonder Woman: The Greatest Stories Ever Told

#170 Wonder Woman: 80 Years of the Amazon Warrior The Deluxe Edition
(2021 oversize(?) hardcover, ISBN 978-1779511577 / digital)
Collects material from All-Star Comics (194) #8, Sensation Comics (1942) #1, Comic Cavalcade (1942) #11, Wonder Woman (1942) #5, 78, 98, 124, 162, 203, & 206, DC Special (1968) #3, DC Comics Presents (1978) #41, Wonder Woman (1987) #6, 57, 73, & #170, Wonder Woman (2006) Annual 1, Wonder Woman (2006 / 1942) #600, Wonder Woman (2011) #23, Wonder Woman (2016 / 1942) #750, Future State: Immortal Wonder Woman (2021) #1-2, and essays by Trina Robbins, Patty Jenkins, Gal Gadot, & Lynda Carter.

#170: Wonder Woman: Through the Years: Eight Decades of Adventures With the Amazing Amazon!
(2020 hardcover, ISBN 978-1779502001 / digital)
Collects Sensation Comics (1942) #70, Wonder Woman (1942) #5, 45, 50, 76, 126, 155, & 204-206, Wonder Woman (1987) #15-16, 140-141, & 170, Wonder Woman (2006) #5, Wonder Woman (2011) #0, and Wonder Woman (2016) Annual 1/2017.

#171-177: Paradise Found (2003 paperback, ISBN 978-1563899560 / 2023 paperback, ISBN 978-1779524379 / digital)
Includes some material from Wonder Woman Secret Files (1998) #3. Does not include Wonder Woman: Our Worlds at War (2001) #1. Issues #172-173 are part of Our Worlds at War – see Guide to DC Universe Events – Our Worlds at War. Issue #177 is also collected in Wonder Woman: A Celebration of 75 Years (2016).

Wonder Woman: Our Worlds at War (2001) #1: Not collected, except in omnibus, above. Fits between #171-172. Also, see Guide to DC Universe Events – Our Worlds at War

#178: Not collected, except in omnibus, above.

#179-183: “Land of the Lost” – Not collected, except in omnibus, above.

JSA (1999) #33-37: Stealing Thunder in JSA (1999) TPB vol. 05 and JSA Omnibus (2014) HC vol. 02

#184-185: Not collected, except in omnibus, above. A two-part story that helps to explain Hippolyta’s time as WWII Wonder Woman.

#186-187: “Revenge of the Cheetah” – Not collected, except in omnibus, above.

#188: Not collected, except in omnibus, above.

written by Walter Simonson with art by Jerry Ordway

#189-194: “The Game of Gods” – Not collected. Written by

written by Greg Rucka

Greg Rucka writes from this point to the end of the title as part of Infinite Crisis.

in a single omnibus…

by Greg Rucka Omnibus Vol. 1
(2025 oversize hardcover, ISBN 978-1799501572)
Collects (1987) #195-226; The Flash (1987) #219; Wonder Woman: The Hiketeia  (2002) OGN; and the later Blackest Night: Wonder Woman (2010) #1-3.

as collected by single issue or story…

#195-205: Wonder Woman By Greg Rucka Vol. 1 (2016)
Also collects Wonder Woman: The Hiketeia OGN (2002 – hardcover / paperback). Issues #195-200 were previously collected as Down to Earth, also collected (in a revised trade dress) in Wonder Woman 75th Anniversary Box Set. Issues #201-205 were previously collected as Bitter Rivals. Issue #195 is included in Wonder Woman: A Celebration of 75 Years Hardcover.

Identity Crisis #1, 4, 6-7: These occur after #201. See Guide to DC Universe Events – Identity Crisis

Superman/Batman #8-13: The Supergirl from Krypton
Wonder Woman appears throughout this arc starting in #9.

#206-217: Wonder Woman by Greg Rucka, Vol. 2 (2017)
As of this writing, The Flash (1987) #219 is not planned for this volume, though it crosses over into Wonder Woman #214. Issue #214 is also collected in The Flash Omnibus by Geoff Johns, Vol. 3 and Necessary Evil: Super-Villains of DC Comics (2013) (without the Flash issue). Previously collected as Eyes of the Gorgon (#206-213) and Land of the Dead (#214-217 and The Flash (1987) #219).

#210 & 219: Wonder Woman: Her Greatest Battles
Collects Wonder Woman (1987) #6, 119, 210, & 219; Wonder Woman (2006) #41; Justice League (2011) #3; and Wonder Woman (2011) #23.

#214: Wonder Woman: The Cheetah
Collects Wonder Woman (1942) #6 & 274-275, Wonder Woman (1987) #9 & 214, The Flash (1987) #219, Justice League (2011) #13-14, Wonder Woman (2011) #23.1, and Wonder Woman (2016) #8

#218-226: Mission’s End
Issue #219 also collected in The OMAC Project (2005) and Infinite Crisis Omnibus (2012). Issues #219-220 also collected in Superman: Sacrifice (2006 / 2008). Issue #221 also ties in with The OMAC Project.

#219: Wonder Woman: The Many Lives of Maxwell Lord
(2020 paperback, ISBN 978-1779506092 / digital)
Collects Justice League #1 (1987), Justice League International (1987) #12, Countdown to Infinite Crisis (2005) #1, The Omac Project (2005) #2, Wonder Woman (1987) #219, Justice League: Generation Lost (2010) #20, and Justice League (2017) #12

The OMAC Project (2005) #1-6:

#1,000,000: DC One Million Omnibus
Released in November 1998 between #138 and 139

Infinite Crisis #1-7: See Guide to DC Universe Events – Infinite Crisis. Begins after #222. Wonder Woman does not appear in #4

Wonder Woman Mini-Series, one-shots, and graphic novels (1993 – 2006)

Wonder Woman & The Star Riders: Not collected. A Kellogg’s Cinnamon Mini Buns give-away.

Superman/Wonder Woman: Whom Gods Destroy (1996) #1-4: Not collected. An Elseworlds bookshelf format limited series by Chris Claremont.

Wonder Woman: Amazonia (1997) OGN
Recollected in Elseworlds: Justice League, Vol. 1

Wonder Woman: Once and Future Story (1998) OGN

Wonder Woman: Donna Troy (1998) #1: Not collected. Released the same month as #134. Part of the GirlFrenzy! theme.

Wonder Woman Secret Files (1998) #1-3: #1 collected in Secret Origins featuring the JLA (1999). #2 collected in Wonder Woman: Paradise Lost. #3 collected in Wonder Woman: Paradise Found.

Wonder Woman: Spirit of Truth (2001) OGN
A Paul Dini / Alex Ross Wonder Woman story. This has been reprinted in JLA: Secret Origins, Wonder Woman: The Greatest Stories Ever Told, and The World’s Greatest Super-Heroes (hardcover / paperback)

Wonder Woman: Our Worlds at War (2001) #1: Not collected. A companion to a storyline in Wonder Woman (1987) #171-173. Fits between 171-172.

Batman/Superman/Wonder Woman: Trinity (2003) #1-3: Batman/Superman/Wonder Woman: Trinity (hardcover / paperback)

Wonder Woman 80-Page Giant (2003) #1: Reprints Wonder Woman (1942) #28, 105, 108, and 1444

Wonder Woman: Blue Amazon OGN
An Elseworlds tale. Part of the “German Expressionism trilogy” along with Superman’s Metropolis and Batman: Nosferatu.

Wonder Woman: The Arrival (2004) OGN
Out of continuity. A Wonder Woman story for kids.

Wonder Woman (2006) #1-44 & Annual 1 (Aug 2006 – Jul 2010)
& Trinity (2008) #1-52 (Jun 2008 – May 2009)

Launched as part of “One Year Later,” a fast forward that followed Infinite Crisis.

In that intervening year of story chronology, Wonder Woman was absent from the DC Universe as she adventured with Superman and Batman in the story told in weekly series Trinity, collected as Volume 1, Volume 2, and Volume 3. She also appears in 52, a preceding weekly series which mostly told the tale of the DC Universe lacking its trinity of powerhouses, in #8-12, 24, 33-34, 41, and 47-52.

in oversize hardcover…

by Gail Simone
(2020 oversize hardcover, ISBN 978-1401292492 / 2023 oversize hardcover, ISBN 978-1779527066)
Collects (2006) #14-44, material from #600, and Sensation Comics featuring Wonder Woman #1

as recollected in DC Finest paperback…

DC Finest: Origins & Omens (2024 paperback, ISBN 978-1779528346 / digital TBA)
Collects (2006) #14-35; Outsiders: Five of a Kind – Wonder Woman/Grace (2007) #1, and Brave & Bold #7.

as originally collected by single issue or story…

Trinity #1-17: Volume 1

Trinity #18-35: Volume 2

Trinity #36-52: Volume 3

52 Aftermath: The Four Horsemen #1-6

In this period, Wonder Woman is also an anchor in Justice League of America (2006) in #0-8, 12-15, 17-28, 30-31, 36-37, 39, 41, 43, 49, 54, 58-59, and various one-shots, and in JLA: Classified (2005) #2-3, 10-21, 23, 26-42, 44-50, 52, & 54

#1-4 & Annual 1: Vol. 1: Who is Wonder Woman? (hardcover / paperback)
Written by Allan Heinberg. Reprints: (2017 paperback / 2023 oversize hardcover, ISBN 978-1779521675 / digital)

Annual 1: Wonder Woman: 80 Years of the Amazon Warrior The Deluxe Edition
(2021 oversize(?) hardcover, ISBN 978-1779511577 / digital)
Collects material from All-Star Comics (194) #8, Sensation Comics (1942) #1, Comic Cavalcade (1942) #11, Wonder Woman (1942) #5, 78, 98, 124, 162, 203, & 206, DC Special (1968) #3, DC Comics Presents (1978) #41, Wonder Woman (1987) #6, 57, 73, & #170, Wonder Woman (2006) Annual 1, Wonder Woman (2006 / 1942) #600, Wonder Woman (2011) #23, Wonder Woman (2016 / 1942) #750, Future State: Immortal Wonder Woman (2021) #1-2, and essays by Trina Robbins, Patty Jenkins, Gal Gadot, & Lynda Carter.

#5: [single issue on eBay]

#5: Wonder Woman: Through the Years: Eight Decades of Adventures With the Amazing Amazon!
(2020 hardcover, ISBN 978-1779502001 / digital)
Collects Sensation Comics (1942) #70, Wonder Woman (1942) #5, 45, 50, 76, 126, 155, & 204-206, Wonder Woman (1987) #15-16, 140-141, & 170, Wonder Woman (2006) #5, Wonder Woman (2011) #0, and Wonder Woman (2016) Annual 1/2017.

Manhunter (2004) #25-30: Manhunter, Vol 4: Unleashed
Wonder Woman appears throughout this arc.

#6-10: Vol. 2: Love and Murder (hardcover / paperback)
Written by Jodi Picoult

#11-12: Not collected. [single issues on eBay] Part of Amazon’s Attack, which also includes Amazon’s Attack #1-6, collected in hardcover and paperback. Tie-in issues included Catwoman (2002) #69-70 in Catwoman Vol. 7: Catwoman Dies and recollected in Catwoman Vol. 6: Final Jeopardy, Supergirl (2005) #20 in Supergirl: Breaking The Chain, and Teen Titans (2003) #48-49 (not collected). None of those tie-ins starred Wonder Woman.

#13: Not collected [single issue on eBay]

Outsiders: Five of a Kind – Wonder Woman/Grace (Oct 2007): Outsiders: Five of a Kind
Collects Outsiders #50 and Outsiders: Five of a Kind one-shots including Katana/Shazam (2007) #1, Martian Manhunter/Thunder (2007) #1, Metamorpho/Aquaman (2007) #1, Nightwing/Boomerang (2007) #1, and Wonder Woman/Grace (2007)

by Gail Simone

Gail Simone takes over as author.

as collected by single issue or storyline…

#14-19: Vol. 3: The Circle  (hardcover / paperback)
This volume is collected (in a revised trade dress) in Wonder Woman 75th Anniversary Box Set

#20-25: Vol. 4: Ends of the Earth (hardcover / paperback)

Final Crisis #1-7: See Guide to DC Universe Events – Final Crisis. Wonder Woman stars throughout this story. This placement is approximate.

#26-33: Vol. 5: Rise of the Olympions (hardcover / paperback)
Also includes material from DC Universe (2008) #0

#34-39: Vol. 6: Warkiller

Blackest Night: Wonder Woman #1-3 (Feb-Mar 2010): Blackest Night: Black Lantern Corps, Vol. 2 (hardcover / paperback)
Wonder Woman also appears in Blackest Night (2009) #0 & 4-8. Also collected in by Greg Rucka Omnibus Vol. 1
(2025 oversize hardcover, ISBN 978-1799501572)

#41: Wonder Woman: Her Greatest Battles
Collects Wonder Woman (1987) #6, 119, 210, & 219; Wonder Woman (2006) #41; Justice League (2011) #3; and Wonder Woman (2011) #23.

#40-44: Vol. 7: Contagion

Other appearances in this period include

Wednesday Comics #1-12: Wednesday Comics (hardcover)
This series was told in a series of weekly newspapers in the style of a Sunday paper comics section, each with a single page of serialized story per character. Wonder Woman’s story is a flashback to the beginning of her George Perez period.

Wonder Woman (1942 / 2010) #600-614 (2010 – 2011)

In 2010, famed TV and comics writer J. Michael Straczynski introduced a soft reboot of Wonder Woman that saw her comic return to its original 1942 numbering while she was updated into a black leather outfit reminiscent of her Mike Deodato period.

The reimagining was short-lived, as just a year later the entire DC Comics line was swept into New 52 via Flashpoint.

#600: Wonder Woman: 80 Years of the Amazon Warrior The Deluxe Edition
(2021 oversize(?) hardcover, ISBN 978-1779511577 / digital)
Collects material from All-Star Comics (194) #8, Sensation Comics (1942) #1, Comic Cavalcade (1942) #11, Wonder Woman (1942) #5, 78, 98, 124, 162, 203, & 206, DC Special (1968) #3, DC Comics Presents (1978) #41, Wonder Woman (1987) #6, 57, 73, & #170, Wonder Woman (2006) Annual 1, Wonder Woman (2006 / 1942) #600, Wonder Woman (2011) #23, Wonder Woman (2016 / 1942) #750, Future State: Immortal Wonder Woman (2021) #1-2, and essays by Trina Robbins, Patty Jenkins, Gal Gadot, & Lynda Carter.

#600-606: Odyssey, Volume 1 (hardcover / paperback)
#600 is also included in Wonder Woman: A Celebration of 75 Years. A Power Girl backup story is collected in Power Girl: Power Trip and DC Comics: the Sequential Art of Amanda Conner

#607-614: Odyssey, Volume 2 (hardcover / paperback)

Justice League of America/The 99 (2010) #1-6: Not collected. Wonder Woman stars throughout.

DC Retroactive: Wonder Woman – The 70s, The 80s, The 90s

DC Comics Presents: Wonder Woman (2011): A reprint issue containing Wonder Woman (1987) #139-142

Flashpoint: Wonder Woman and the Furies (2011)

#1-3: Flashpoint: The World of Flashpoint Featuring Wonder Woman

New 52 Era Wonder Woman (Sept 2011 – July 2016)

Wonder Woman #1-52, 0, 23.1-2, & Annual 1 (2011 – 2016)

This 52-issue series was written by just two authors. Brian Azzarello penned a serious and sometimes-controversial run from #1-36 mostly with artist artist Cliff Chiang, with Meredith Finch taking over writing duties with #37. In this period, Wonder Woman also starred in Justice League and generally made appearances with that team –see DC Rebirth Era for collection information.

in premium format editions…

by Brian Azzarello & Cliff Chiang Omnibus
(2019 oversize hardcover, ISBN 978-1401291099 / 2023 oversize hardcover, ISBN 978-1779524232)
Collects (2011) #0-35 & 23.1 and a story from Secret Origins #6.

Absolute Wonder Woman by Brian Azzarello & Cliff Chiang Vol. 1
(2017 slipcased oversize hardcover, ISBN 978-1401268480)
Collects (2011) #1-18 & 0

Absolute Wonder Woman by Brian Azzarello & Cliff Chiang Vol. 2
(2018 slipcased oversize hardcover, ISBN 978-1401277499)
Collects (2011) #19-35 and a story from Secret Origins #6 (but not #23.1?)

#23.1-2: DC Comics: The New 52 Villains Omnibus
(2013 oversize hardcover, ISBN 978-1401244965)

as originally collected…

written by Brian Azzarello with art by Cliff Chiang

#1-6: Volume 1: Blood
(2012 hardcover, ISBN 978-1401235635 / 2013 paperback, ISBN 9781401235628 / digital)
Issue #1 is also collected in DC Comics: The New 52 Omnibus. This volume is collected (in a revised trade dress) in Wonder Woman 75th Anniversary Box Set.

#7-12: Volume 2: Guts
(2013 hardcover, ISBN 978-1401238094 / 2023 paperback, ISBN 978-1401238100 / digital)

#13-18 & 0: Volume 3: Iron
(2013 hardcover, ISBN 978-1401242619 / 2014 paperback, ISBN 978-1401246075 / digital)
Issue #0 is also collected in The New 52 Zero Omnibus and Wonder Woman: A Celebration of 75 Years HC

#19-23: Volume 4: War
(2014 hardcover, ISBN 978-1401246082 / 2014 paperback, ISBN 978-1401249540 / digital)

#23.1: Initially, this issue was never collected in standard-size format – only in the Villains Omnibus, above. Later, it was recollected in Wonder Woman: The Cheetah (2020 paperback, ISBN 978-1401291662 / digital) along with key Cheetah stories from Wonder Woman (1942) #6 & 274-275, Wonder Woman (1987) #9 & 214, The Flash (1987) #219, Justice League (2011) #13-14, Wonder Woman (2011) #23.1, and Wonder Woman (2016) #8

#24-29 & 23.2: Volume 5: Flesh
(2014 hardcover, ISBN 978-1401250973 / 2015 paperback, ISBN 978-1401253493 / digital)
Issue #23.2 is a Villains Month First Born issue that is also collected in DC Comics: The New 52 Villains Omnibus (2013).

#30-35: Volume 6: Bones
(2015 hardcover, ISBN 978-1401253509 / 2015 paperback, ISBN 978-1401257750 / digital)
Also collects Secret Origins (2014) #6

by Meredith Finch

This marks the end of Brian Azzarello’s run writing the title. Meredith Finch takes over writing duties with her husband David on art.

#36-40 & Annual 1: Volume 7: War-Torn
(2105 hardcover, ISBN 978-1401256791 / 2016 paperback, ISBN 978-1401261634 / digital)
The annual is the final chapter of this arc.

Convergence: Wonder Woman #1-2: Convergence: Crisis,  Book 2
(2015 paperback, ISBN 978-1401258344 / digital)
Convergence was a two-month band-aid over DC’s move of their offices from East to West Coasts. It was told with a variety of older continuity characters to avoid the need to edit and ship currently running books during the move.

#41-47: Volume 8: A Twist of Fate
(2016 hardcover, ISBN 978-1401261641 / 2106 paperback, ISBN 978-1401265830 / digital)

#48-52: Volume 9: Resurrection (2016 hardcover, ISBN 978-1401265847 / 2017 paperback, ISBN 978-1401268053 / digital)

collections by single issue or story…

#1-6: Wonder Woman Anthology (2017 paperback, ISBN 978-1401277741)
Collects Wonder Woman (2011) #1-6 & Justice League (2011) #1-6

#1-12: Blood & Guts (DC Compact Comics Edition)
(2025 digest-size paperback, ISBN 978-1799502494)

#2: Wonder Woman: Steve Trevor (2020 paperback, ISBN 978-1779501981 / digital)
Collects material from All-Star Comics (1940) #8, Wonder Woman (1942) #41, 127, 179, 289-290, 322, & 329; Wonder Woman (1987) #12, Wonder Woman (2016) #2, and Wonder Woman: Steve Trevor (2017) #1

#0:Wonder Woman: Through the Years: Eight Decades of Adventures With the Amazing Amazon!
(2020 hardcover, ISBN 978-1779502001 / digital)
Collects Sensation Comics (1942) #70, Wonder Woman (1942) #5, 45, 50, 76, 126, 155, & 204-206, Wonder Woman (1987) #15-16, 140-141, & 170, Wonder Woman (2006) #5, Wonder Woman (2011) #0, and Wonder Woman (2016) Annual 1/2017.

#23: Wonder Woman: Her Greatest Battles (2017 paperback, ISBN 978-1401268978 / digital)
Collects Wonder Woman (1987) #6, 119, 210, & 219; Wonder Woman (2006) #41; Justice League (2011) #3; and Wonder Woman (2011) #23.

#23: Wonder Woman: 80 Years of the Amazon Warrior The Deluxe Edition
(2021 oversize(?) hardcover, ISBN 978-1779511577 / digital)
Collects material from All-Star Comics (194) #8, Sensation Comics (1942) #1, Comic Cavalcade (1942) #11, Wonder Woman (1942) #5, 78, 98, 124, 162, 203, & 206, DC Special (1968) #3, DC Comics Presents (1978) #41, Wonder Woman (1987) #6, 57, 73, & #170, Wonder Woman (2006) Annual 1, Wonder Woman (2006 / 1942) #600, Wonder Woman (2011) #23, Wonder Woman (2016 / 1942) #750, Future State: Immortal Wonder Woman (2021) #1-2, and essays by Trina Robbins, Patty Jenkins, Gal Gadot, & Lynda Carter.

Superman/Wonder Woman #1-29 & Annual 1-2 [+ 30-31] (2013 – 2016)

Launched by writer Charles Soule, with Peter Tomasi writing from #13 to the end of the series. Issues #30-31 were completed but not published in single issue form – they appear only in collection!

as originally collected…

#1-7: Volume 1: Power Couple
(2014 hardcover, ISBN 978-1401248987 / 2015 paperback, ISBN / digital, ISBN 978-1401253462)

#8-12 & Annual 1: Volume 2: War and Peace
(2015 hardcover, ISBN 978-1401253479 / 2015 paperback, ISBN 978-1401257675 / digital)
Also includes Wonder Woman: Futures End and Superman/Wonder Woman: Futures End. Annual 1 continues to Action Comics (2011) Annual 3

#13-17: Volume 3: Casualties of War
(2015 hardcover, ISBN 978-1401257682  / 2016 paperback, ISBN 978-1401263218 / digital)

#18-24: Volume 4: Dark Truth
(2016 hardcover, ISBN 978-1401263225 / 2016 paperback, ISBN 978-1401265441 / digital)
Collects material from DC Sneak Peek: Superman/Wonder Woman (2015)

#25-31: & Annual 2: Volume 5: A Savage End
(2016 hardcover, ISBN 978-1401265458  / 2017 paperback, ISBN 978-1401268787 / digital)
Issues #30-31 were published here for the first time – there were not released as single issues. I have been unable to directly confirm if this really includes Annual 2, as listed by some sources, but reviews of the digital version refer to the annual.

additional collections

#7-12 & Annual 1: Superman: Doomed
(2015 hardcover, ISBN 978-1401252403  / 2016 paperback, ISBN 978-1401257699 / digital)
Collects Action Comics (2011) #30-35 & Annual 03, Batman/Superman (2013) #11, Supergirl (2011) #34-35, Superman (2011) #30, Superman: Doomed (2014) #1-2, and Superman/Wonder Woman (2013) #7-12 & Annual 01

#25-27: Superman: Savage Dawn
(2016 hardcover, ISBN 978-1401270049  / 2017 paperback, ISBN 978-1401271251 / digital)
Collects Action Comics (2011) #48-50, Superman/Wonder Woman #(2013) 25-27, and Superman (2011) #48-50 & Annual 3.

#28-29: Superman: The Final Days of Superman
(2016 hardcover, ISBN 978-1401267223 / 2017 paperback, ISBN 978-1401269142 / digital)
A crossover between the final two issues of all four Superman books: Action Comics (2011) #51-52, Batman/Superman (2013) #31-32, Superman (2011) #51-52, and Superman/Wonder Woman (2013) #28-31

Rebirth Era Wonder Woman

Wonder Woman (2016) Rebirth, #1-83 & Annual 1/2017, 2/2018, 3/2019,
& Wonder Woman: Steve Trevor (2017) #1 (Jun 2016 – Dec 2019)

Launched by writer Greg Rucka as a twice-monthly-title. For the first six months, odd-numbered issues told a present day story with artist Liam Sharp, and even -numbered issues retold Wonder Woman’s origin with artist Nicola Scott.

In this period Wonder Woman also stars in Trinity with Superman and Batman – see DC Rebirth Era for more information – as well as in Justice League.

For Justice League Dark / Wonder Woman: The Witching Hour (2018) #1 and Wonder Woman / Justice League Dark: The Witching Hour (2018) #1, see Guide to Justice League.

in oversize hardcover…

Rebirth & #1-14: Rebirth Deluxe Edition Book 1
(2017 oversize hardcover, ISBN 978-1401276782 / digital)

#15-25: Rebirth Deluxe Edition Book 1
(2018 oversize hardcover, ISBN 978-1401280932 / digital)
Also collects material from Annual 1 and from DC Holiday Special 2017.

#26-30: Rebirth Deluxe Edition Book 3
(2019 oversize hardcover, ISBN 978-1401285722 / digital)
Also collects Wonder Woman: Steve Trevor #1, material from Annual 1, and the Wonder Woman 75th Anniversary Special #1.

as originally collected…

by Greg Rucka

#1, 3, 5, 7, 9, & 11: Vol. 1: The Lies
(2017 paperback, ISBN 978-1401267780 / digital)
Collects the present-day story; also includes Wonder Woman: Rebirth

#2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, & 14: Vol. 2: Year One
(2017 paperback, ISBN 978-1401268800 / digital)
Collects the past story

Wonder Woman 75th Anniversary Special [digital]
Not strictly in present continuity

#13, 15, 17, 19, 21, 23, & 25: Vol. 3: The Truth
(2017 paperback, ISBN 978-1401271411 / digital)
Concludes the present-day story.

#16, 18, 20, 22, & 24 Vol. 4: Godwatch
(2017 paperback, ISBN 978-1401274603 / digital)
Concludes the past story. Also collects the Greg Rucka story from Annual 1/2017

by Shea Fontana

DC Superhero Girls head writer Shea Fontana writes a brief, light-weight arc.

#26-30 & Annual 1/2017: Vol. 5: Heart of the Amazon (2018 paperback, ISBN 978-1401277345 / digital)
Also collects Wonder Woman: Steve Trevor (2017) #1

by James Robinson

Robinson never really understood the point of writing a run of Wonder Woman and mostly used it to explore the story of her long-lost brother.

#31-37: Vol. 6: Children of the Gods (2018 paperback, ISBN 978-1401284244 / digital)

#38-45: Vol. 7: Amazons Attacked (2018 paperback, ISBN 978-1401285340 / digital)

#46-50 & Annual 2/2018: Vol. 8: Dark Gods (2019 paperback, ISBN 978-1401289010 / digital)

by Steve Orlando

This brief interlude by Steve Orlando is an excellent one-shot tale of a lost tribe of Amazons.

#51-55: Vol. 9: The Enemy of Both Sides (2019 paperback, ISBN 978-1401292058 / digital)
Also collects material from Justice League of America Giant (2018) #1-2 and Wonder Woman 75th Anniversary Special #1

by James Tynion

Starting in this period, Diana also anchors Justice League Dark (2018) for the entirety of its run. See Guide to Justice League for further collections.

#56-57: Wonder Woman and Justice League Dark: The Witching Hour
(2019 hardcover, ISBN 978-1401290733 / 2020 paperback, ISBN 978-1401299354 / digital)
Collects Justice League Dark/Wonder Woman: The Witching Hour (2018) #1, Wonder Woman/Justice League Dark: The Witching Hour (2018) #1, Wonder Woman (2017) #56-57, and Justice League Dark (2018) #4.

by G. Willow Wilson

I loved this run by GWW. It very quickly got to the heart of who Diana is without changing her continuity to suit the author, which is often the case.

#58-65: Vol. 1: The Just War
(2019 hardcover, ISBN 978-1779501660 / 2020 paperback, ISBN 978-1779503459 / digital)

#66-73: Vol. 2: Love is a Battlefield
(2020 hardcover, ISBN 978-1779500403 / 2020 paperback, ISBN 978-1779507112 / digital)

#74-81: Vol. 3: Loveless
(2020 hardcover, ISBN 978-1779502537 / [canceled] paperback, ISBN 978-1779507129 / digital)

by Steve Orlando

This run begins here and continues to the re-numbered 2020 volume, below.

#82-83 & Annual 2019: Vol. 4: The Four Horsewomen (2021 paperback, ISBN 978-1779509109 / digital)
Also collects #750-758 & Annual 2020 from the next run

as collected by single issue or story…

#8: Wonder Woman: The Cheetah
Collects Wonder Woman (1942) #6 & 274-275, Wonder Woman (1987) #9 & 214, The Flash (1987) #219, Justice League (2011) #13-14, Wonder Woman (2011) #23.1, and Wonder Woman (2016) #8

#10 & 24: Wonder Woman: Her Greatest Victories
(2020 paperback, ISBN 978-1401294342 / digital)
Wonder Woman (1942) #329, Wonder Woman (1987) #9, Justice League (2011) #13-14, Wonder Woman (2016) #10 & 24, and Wonder Woman: Steve Trevor #1

Annual 1/2017: Wonder Woman: Through the Years: Eight Decades of Adventures With the Amazing Amazon!
(2020 hardcover, ISBN 978-1779502001 / digital)
Collects Sensation Comics (1942) #70, Wonder Woman (1942) #5, 45, 50, 76, 126, 155, & 204-206, Wonder Woman (1987) #15-16, 140-141, & 170, Wonder Woman (2006) #5, Wonder Woman (2011) #0, and Wonder Woman (2016) Annual 1/2017.

The Brave and the Bold: Batman and Wonder Woman (2018) #1-6 by Liam Sharp (Feb – Jul 2018)

#1-6: (2018 hardcover, ISBN 978-1401283438 / [canceled] paperback, ISBN 978-1401294892 / digital)

Wonder Woman (1942 / 2016) #750-800, Annual 4/2020, & Annual 5/2021 (Jan 2020 – Jun 2023)

by Steve Orlando

#750-758 & Annual 2020: Vol. 4: The Four Horsewomen (2021 paperback, ISBN 978-1779509109 / digital)
Also collects the preceding #82-83 & Annual 2019

by Mariko Tamaki

#759-769: Lords & Liars (2021 paperback, ISBN 978-1779510228 / digital)

by Becky Cloonan & Michael Conrad

#770-779: Vol. 1: Afterworlds (2021 paperback, ISBN 978-1779512796 / digital)

#780-784 & Annual 2021: Vol. 2: Through A Glass Darkly (2022 paperback, ISBN 978-1779516602 / digital)
Also collects the Becky Cloonan & Michael Conrad story, “In Memoriam,” from Wonder Woman 80th Anniversary 100-Page Super Spectacular (2021) #1.

Nubia & The Amazons (2021) #1-6 (2022 paperback, ISBN978-1779516671 / digital)
Also collects material from Infinite Frontier (2021) #0

#781-784 (back-ups): Tales of the Amazons
(2022 hardcover, ISBN 978-1779516930 / [cancelled] paperback, ISBN 978-1779520777 / digital)
Note that the other material in this collection comes after issues #785-786. Collects Artemis: Wanted (2022) #1, Olympus: Rebirth (2022) #1, and Nubia: Coronation Special (2022) #1, along with material from Wonder Woman (1942) #781-784 and Wonder Woman 80th Anniversary 100-page Super Spectacular (2021) #1.

#785-786: Trial of the Amazons (2022 hardcover, ISBN 978-1779516824 / digital)
Collects Wonder Woman (1942) #785-786; Nubia and the Amazons (2022) #6; Trial of the Amazons (2022) #1-2; and Trial of the Amazons: Wonder Girl (2022) #1-2.

Nubia: Queen of the Amazons (2022) #1-4 (2022 hardcover, ISBN 978-1779516961 / digital)
Also collects material from Nubia: Coronation Special (2022) #1 and Nubia & The Amazons (2021) #1

#787-794: Vol. 3: The Villainy of Our Fears (2023 paperback, ISBN 978-1779519849 / digital)

#795-800: Vol. 4: Revenge of the Gods (2023 paperback, ISBN 978-1779520456 / digital)
Issues #797-708 also in Lazarus Planet Revenge of the Gods (2023 hardcover, ISBN 978-1779524089 / paperback TBA /  digital)

collected by single issue or story…

#750: Wonder Woman 750 – The Deluxe Edition
(2020 oversize hardcover, ISBN 978-1779503978 / digital)

#750: Wonder Woman: 80 Years of the Amazon Warrior The Deluxe Edition
(2021 oversize(?) hardcover, ISBN 978-1779511577 / digital)
Collects material from All-Star Comics (194) #8, Sensation Comics (1942) #1, Comic Cavalcade (1942) #11, Wonder Woman (1942) #5, 78, 98, 124, 162, 203, & 206, DC Special (1968) #3, DC Comics Presents (1978) #41, Wonder Woman (1987) #6, 57, 73, & #170, Wonder Woman (2006) Annual 1, Wonder Woman (2006 / 1942) #600, Wonder Woman (2011) #23, Wonder Woman (2016 / 1942) #750, Future State: Immortal Wonder Woman (2021) #1-2, and essays by Trina Robbins, Patty Jenkins, Gal Gadot, & Lynda Carter.

Wonder Woman 80th Anniversary 100-Page Super Spectacular (2021) #1 (Oct 2021)

Material from this issue is also collected above in Vol. 2: Through A Glass Darkly

#1: Tales of the Amazons (2022 hardcover, ISBN 978-1779516930 / [cancelled] paperback, ISBN 978-1779520777 / digital)
Collects Artemis: Wanted (2022) #1, Olympus: Rebirth (2022) #1, and Nubia: Coronation Special (2022) #1, along with material from Wonder Woman (1942) #781-784 and Wonder Woman 80th Anniversary 100-page Super Spectacular (2021) #1.

Wonder Woman: Evolution (2021) #1-6 by Stephanie Phillips

#1-6: Evolution (2022 hardcover, ISBN 978-1779516862 / digital)

Sensational Wonder Woman Special (2022) #1 (Mar 2022)

#1: Not collected

Knight Terrors: Wonder Woman (2023) #1-2 by Josie Campbell & Juan Ferreyra (Jul – Aug 2023)

Features a Nubia backup by Stephanie Williams & Meghan Hetrick.

#1-2: Knight Terrors: Knightmare League (2024 hardcover, ISBN 978-1779524676 / digital)
Collects Knight Terrors: Action Comics (2023) #1-2, Knight Terrors: Green Lantern (2023) #1-2, Knight Terrors: Superman (2023) #1-2, Knight Terrors: The Flash (2023) #1-2, and Knight Terrors: Wonder Woman (2023) #1-2.

Wonder Woman (2023) #1-[ongoing] by Tom King & Daniel Sampere (Sep 2023 – ongoing)

Former CIA agent Tom King brings a nationalist and misogynistic take focused on men and violence to the premiere female character in comics.

#1-6: Vol. 1: Outlaw (2024 paperback, ISBN 978-1779525451 / digital)
Also collects a story from issue #800. Issues #1-2 recollected as Outlaw Edition #1 (2023 comic)

Amazons Attack (2023) #1-6 (2024 paperback, ISBN 978-1779527684 / digital)
A mini-series spinning out of the events of issues #1-2. Collects material from issue #2.

#7-12: Vol. 2 (2024 paperback, ISBN 978-1779528407 / digital)

#13-19: Vol. 3: Fury (2025 paperback, ISBN 978-1799501442 / digital TBA)

#20-(TBA): Vol. 4 pending collection announcement

Elseworlds: Non-Continuity Stories

Academic Wonder Woman

DC’s iconic superheroes draw no small amount of academic dissection. When it comes to Wonder Woman, there is a lot to unpack – she was created by a psychologist to conquer with the power of love with themes of female superiority, bondage, and sapphic love seen throughout even her earliest 1940s stories.

To start, I recommend The Secret History of Wonder Woman by Jill Lepore (hardcover / paperback). This book was critically lauded and is a good starting point to dive deeply into Wonder Woman by examining her creator. From there, here is a selection of other academic writing on Diana.

The Ages of Wonder Woman: Essays on the Amazon Princess in Changing Times

The Essential Wonder Woman Encyclopedia: The Ultimate Guide to the Amazon Princess by Phil Jimenez and John Wells (hardcover / paperback)

A Golden Thread: An Unofficial Critical History of Wonder Woman by Philip Sandifer

The Little Book of Wonder Woman

Wonder Woman: Bondage and Feminism in the Marston/Peter Comics, 1941-1948 by Noah Berlatsky (hardcover / paperback)

Wonder Women: Feminisms and Superheroes (paperback)

Wonder Woman Unbound: The Curious History of the World’s Most Famous Heroine by Tim Hanley

Wonder Woman: The Complete History by Les Daniels (hardcover / paperback)

Wonder Woman: The Ultimate Guide to The Amazon Princess

Wonder Woman: The War Years 1941-1945 by Roy Thomas
Excerpts material from All-Star Comics #8, 11, 20 & 24, Sensation Comics  (1942) #1-2, 4-5, 10, 15, 21, 24, & 37, Wonder Woman (1942) #1-3, Comic Cavalcade (1942) #1-2, daily newspaper strips from 1944, and various covers

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