| 1. The Essential Wonder Woman Encyclopedia | |
By: Phil Jimenez, John Wells
Publisher: Del Rey
April 27, 2010
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| 2. Wonder Woman: Ends of the Earth (Wonder Woman (Graphic Novels)) | 
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By: Gail Simone
Publisher: DC Comics
April 06, 2010
This is a great tale that has Wonder Woman traveling through different eras, all ending in a big battle with the devil. There is also a really charming story about a possible Wonder Woman movie.
A great read, worth buying!... more
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| 3. Wonder Woman: Amazon. Hero. Icon. | |
By: Bob Greenberger
Publisher: Universe
April 06, 2010
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| 4. Wonder Woman: Rise of the Olympian | 
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By: Gail Simone
Publisher: DC Comics
November 10, 2009
Compared to her other two Wonder Woman books, "Ends of the Earth" and "The Circle", which I both highly recommend, this was a bit of a letdown. I'm tentative to grouch about a lot of it, because I've found that many things I've taken to be loose ends get tied up in later issues, but I though that the introduction of the gods to Olympus, when Athena remarks, "Is this our home?" struck me as just plain... more
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| 5. Wonder Woman: Who is Wonder Woman? | 
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By: Allan Heinberg
Publisher: DC Comics
February 17, 2009
I loved this book. I'm sorry some reviewers didn't like it, but I thought it was a decent story, especially when you can read this book (issues 1 - 5 of the current run which began in 2006) and now read all the way up to issue #40, which is the current issue as of this writing. As the series went on, Diana has struggled with having killed a man (in self-defense, but still...) and with her identity... more
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| 6. Wonder Woman Vol. 1: Gods and Mortals | 
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By: George Perez, Len Wein, Greg Potter
Publisher: DC Comics
March 01, 2004
The thrilling modern age retelling of the world's first and arguably still greatest superheroine, Wonder Woman, born Princess Diana to Queen Hippolyta of the Amazons on Paradise Island, chosen to go to "Man's World" to stop the mad war god Ares from destroying the world.
Dated though it may be, George Perez's writing in collaboration with Len Wein, Greg Potter and Bruce Patterson helped... more
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| 7. Wonder Woman: The Circle |
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By: Gail Simone
Publisher: DC Comics
September 29, 2009
I am so excited by Gail Simone's ideas for Wonder Woman. She opens up some intriguing doors on Themyscira that have been begging to be opened, and gives Wonder Woman a chance to really express her humanity... more
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| 8. Wonder Woman: Down to Earth | 
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By: Greg Rucka
Publisher: DC Comics
August 01, 2004
I always hear that Wonder Woman just can't sustain her own title. After reading this, which admittedly is a few years old, I completely disagree. I have almost no history with Wonder Woman outside of the JLA or Justice League books and the animated series and I jumped right in and wasn't lost. Rucka's political angle was interesting and believable in today's climate. The art by Drew Johnson was... more
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| 9. Wonder Woman: The Complete History |
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By: Les Daniels
Publisher: Chronicle Books
April 01, 2004
"The Complete History of Wonder Woman" by Lee Daniels was a great book. It gives the full history of the character from the beginning up to the present when the book was written a few years ago. Of course, the newly started current "Wonder Woman" series is not covered in this book.
This book also gives a history of the creator of Wonder Woman, Dr. William Moulton Marsdon who went by... more
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| 10. Wonder Woman: Love and Murder SC (Wonder Woman (Graphic Novels)) |
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By: Jodi Picoult
Publisher: DC Comics
June 02, 2009
I don't know Jodi Picoult from Eve, but I assume with her reputation she's a fine writer. This book, however, is not an example of fine writing. If she knows anything about Wonder Woman she certainly fooled me. The story is close to non-existent, and Wonder Woman seems completely out of character the whole time. Picoult travel the far too common road of cliched character introspection: "Who am I?"... more
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