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The Little Book of Wonder Woman

Format: Paperback
Pages: 192
Date of Release: 2 December 2015

Celebrate the legacy of one of the world’s most iconic female superheroes with The Little Book of Wonder Woman by Paul Levitz. This beautifully illustrated collector’s guide explores the history, mythology, and cultural impact of Wonder Woman, the legendary Amazon warrior who has inspired generations through her courage, compassion, and fight for justice and equality.

First appearing in All Star Comics No. 8 in 1941, Wonder Woman quickly became a defining symbol of strength, truth, peace, and empowerment within the DC Comics universe. Created by William Moulton Marston, the Amazon Princess combined wisdom, intelligence, empathy, and extraordinary power, making her one of the most influential superheroes in comic book history.

Featuring 192 pages of stunning comic artwork and expert commentary, this collector’s edition traces Wonder Woman’s evolution across comics, television, animation, newspaper strips, films, and global pop culture. The book explores her origins on Themyscira, her role as a warrior and protector, and her enduring influence as a feminist icon and symbol of empowerment.

Written by acclaimed comics historian Paul Levitz, author of the Eisner Award-winning 75 Years of DC Comics, this visually rich guide highlights Wonder Woman’s greatest storylines, iconic imagery, and cultural significance over more than seven decades of superhero storytelling. Perfect for DC fans, comic collectors, graphic novel readers, and pop culture enthusiasts, The Little Book of Wonder Woman is an essential tribute to the most legendary female superhero of all time.

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