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Wonder Woman, Volume 1 (DC Comics, 1942–1986)
Wonder Woman Volume 1 is the original, foundational series that introduced Diana of Themyscira and established her as one of the most important characters in comic book history. Debuting in 1942, the series defined Wonder Woman’s core ideals of strength, compassion, truth, and justice, blending mythology, adventure, and social commentary.
The early Golden Age stories emphasized empowerment and mythic fantasy, while later eras reflected changing times—shifting through science fiction, espionage, romance, and increasingly complex superhero storytelling. The Bronze Age brought deeper character development and more grounded themes, setting the stage for the modern interpretations that followed after DC’s 1986 continuity reset.
Wonder Woman Volume 1 ran for 329 issues (#1–#329) and serves as the definitive classic era of the character, forming the backbone of all subsequent Wonder Woman volumes and legacy numbering, including later milestone issues such as #761.
DC resumed legacy (original) numbering for Wonder Woman in January 2020, starting with Wonder Woman #750.
Here’s the clean breakdown:
2016–2019: Wonder Woman was published as Volume 5, numbered #1–#83 during the Rebirth era.
January 2020: DC reinstated the original Volume 1 legacy numbering with issue #750.
From that point forward, all issues followed legacy numbering.
