Posted By Dan Greenfield on Oct 23, 2026 | 5 comments

The beloved title returns in November, with George Perez’s Wonder Woman…

When we broke the news in August that Wonder Woman would be getting her first-ever solo treasury — with DC also bringing back the classic Bronze Age Limited Collectors’ Edition labeling and numbering — one thing we didn’t see was how the LCE trade dress would be integrated into the cover.

Now, we do. Dig this EXCLUSIVE FIRST LOOK at the oversize comic’s wraparound cover:

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Buncha thoughts:

— It was originally believed that the trade dress would mimic the original 1970s design. Ultimately, DC opted to integrate the dress more cleanly into the 1986 Wonder Woman logo.

— The issue celebrates the 40th anniversary of Perez’s series, which debuted in October 1986.

— Rather than crop the original cover image, DC added vertical blue borders similar to those used for this year’s Justice League of America #200 treasury. A good solution.

— DC solicited the 10″ x 13″ volume as Issue #64, eschewing the old-school “C-XX” numbering convention. But the “C” is there! It’s the little things in life, kids.

— Limited Collectors’ Edition #64 (or #C-64): Wonder Woman — The Princess and the Power collects the first three issues of Perez’s run and is due Nov. 18. The standard edition lists for $14.99, with the foil variant priced at $19.99.

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MORE

— DC COMICS to Publish Three FACSIMILE EDITIONS in JANUARY 2027. Click here.

— GEORGE PEREZ’S WONDER WOMAN AT 40: Still the Best the Amazon Princess Ever. Click here.