Now with era-appropriate logos!
Wonder Woman #750 is out Jan. 22, and you know what that means: Besides an anthology of stories featuring the likes of Greg Rucka, Gail Simone, Scott Snyder and Colleen Doran — and the start of a new DCU timeline that anoints the Amazing Amazon as the first superhero — there are variants aplenty!
You’ve got the requisite retailer-exclusive variants and many of those are mighty cool, like Alex Ross’…
and Stanley “Artgerm” Lau’s:
But I’m always partial to the official DC decade-by-decade tribute covers, like we saw with Action Comics #1000 (click here) and Detective Comics #1000 (click here) — and which we’ll see for the Robin, Joker and Catwoman 80th Anniversary 100-Page Super Spectaculars this spring. (Click here.)
So check out the Wonder Woman #750 decade covers — complete with era-appropriate trade dress — by some of the top talents in comics and available at shops across the land this Wednesday:
1940s by Joshua Middleton
1950s by Jenny Frison
1960s by J. Scott Campbell
1970s by Olivier Coipel
1980s by George Perez
1990s by Brian Bolland
2000s by Adam Hughes
2010s by Jim Lee and Scott Williams
Main cover by Joelle Jones
There will be a blank variant as well.
Great Hera, these are lovely!
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MORE
— How GEORGE PEREZ Saved WONDER WOMAN From Becoming a ‘Raunchy Sex Object’. Click here.
— A GROOVY Look Back at the NEW WONDER WOMAN. Click here.
January 18, 2020
She is TRULY a wonder to behold!
January 19, 2020
I’ve always loved the cover of WONDER WOMAN #1 (with Diana horseback charging through enemy lines) and the interpretations of it we’ve seen to date, so I’m surprised that Alex Ross’ take on it leaves me a bit “meh.” Stanley “Artgerm” Lau’s cover though…WOW! That takes me back to the WW I grew up with.