10 Best Wonder Woman Comics Reviewed in 2024

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This book is perfect for newcomers to the world of DC Comics, specifically those who are intrigued by Wonder Woman. Even if your child has seen the movie, this is a great starter book to get them so they can learn her history and what she's all about. It's perfect for teens and will give them proper insight into how she got her start as what's referred to as, "the most iconic character in comic history".

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This book features stunning illustrations to go along with a plethora of information about the crime-fighting, justice-bearing superhero and there's no way anyone could get bored while reading this. It's a good alternative to other books if your child does have an interest in comics since it'll teach them a bit of history and maybe inspire them to design some comics of their own.

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This book covers an in-depth look at the character of Wonder Woman and her conception. It's also been written by a New York Times writer which means your child is in for an informative and entertaining read. The Secret History of Wonder Woman would make an excellent gift for any fan of the superhero. There's so much more than meets the eye when it comes to comics and this book narrates all of it in a way that's fun and easy to understand.

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Blood is a fairly easy read and would be good for kids who are completely new to comic books. It's a fun way to give them a bit of the old and a bit of the new since this is a classic comic that's been completely adapted to the modern era.

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Unsure of where to start as far as the comic books go? Well, volume one, of course! Blood is an exciting read that's based on Wonder Woman's history and past. This is a wonderful way to introduce your kids to what was reflected in the movie made about this iconic superhero, since it details, in-full, her story from birth to present.

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Wonder Woman's history really shines in this as you find out that she has god-like powers. It's the perfect starter comic and has been revived to show all the classic artwork from the original as well as display a captivating story that will have any child on the edge of their seat. If your child wants to know the real story and all the events that inspired the major motion picture, go with this comic. It's a tale full of twists and turns that will have kids anxiously flipping to the next page to see what happens.

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Even if your child has just begun learning how to read or isn't necessarily a strong reader yet, they can still take part in all the Wonder Woman action! The "I Can Read" books are designed to not only encourage but engage young readers in all the stories that their older siblings might be reading but at a level that's appropriate for them. It's exciting to see these comics in young-reader form because they are such great stories that provide valuable lessons. The Level 2 books are designed for kids between the ages of four and eight and are perfect for those who are in preschool all the way up through elementary school.

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This book breaks down the basics of who Wonder Woman is in a way that's simple to understand and will have them excited to read their new book. This book was created to be somewhat of a challenge for kids who have already learned how to read but are in the process of improving. It's a great way to encourage them to learn as well as ask for help when they need it.

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This is one of those books that would be most beneficial if your child read to you -- That way, you could help them with the words they don't understand while also boosting their confidence a little bit. Each story was designed to push them in a gentle way to increase their vocabulary as well as their literary skills.

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Here we have yet another origins-type comic that details not the beginnings of Wonder Woman, but her journey back to her roots. This is a great option for easy reading because the dialogue is broken up into smaller paragraphs throughout and the emphasis of this comic is truly on the artwork. All in all, it's a riveting story of how Wonder Woman, otherwise known as Princess Diana, makes her way back to where she's from.

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A comic such as this might be a little more interesting than the Blood series because, at this point, Wonder Woman has already become a superhero and is now finding her way back. This would be great for fans of the movie who already have a firm grasp of who she is and how she came to be.

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Wonder Woman has many comics that bring her back to her past which makes it easy to pick out comics that are easy to understand. There's a lot of back and forth between who she was and who she is once she becomes Wonder Woman, which keeps things interesting and dynamic. It's filled with a certain air of mystery while also detailing heroic battles and scenes full of adventure that kids will love. This is definitely a book that's well-suited for a teenager since the artwork is so detailed and descriptive.

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Speaking of origins, Wonder Woman has one of those, too! Origin stories aren't just for the movies or Marvel characters, and this one revolving around Wonder Woman is one that's full of adventure, excitement, and emotion. It was created for kids between the ages of five and seven and will explain to them the story of Wonder Woman in a way that's appropriate and not too overwhelming. Many times, comic books can have scenes that younger kids might not understand and they can get frustrated trying to read all of the dialogue, and this book is the solution. It's perfect to get them started on comics since they'll immediately be hooked on the story of Wonder Woman, who had a previous identity as Princess Diana.

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If you're looking for your child to have some reading encouragement then try picking up this book. It's a great way to support their reading while still providing them with something that's fun and will hold their entertainment for a long period of time.

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You're not leaving anything out when you get a book like this for your child instead of a comic. The illustrations have been created by actual DC Comic artists which means you're getting the truest authenticity possible.

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The reason we've included Volume 2 of Year One (Rebirth) on here is that the continuation of the story has a really great lesson. The first volume is perfect for introducing Diana and her history, but the second is where things begin to get really interesting. She's left with a choice to defend her home and a challenge to rise above and be the best she possibly can in order to save everyone. This is relatable to kids because of the fact that when they're faced with a difficult situation, normally they have two choices: Deal with it or run away from it. Wonder Woman goes head on and fights for what she feels is right, which is a great moral that any child can appreciate and look up to.

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Year One shows kids that it's okay to be afraid and nervous, but it's also okay to move forward and do what's right. It's a great cornerstone comic that will have them on the edge of their seats and wanting to hear every future story about Wonder Woman. It's stories such as these that make comic books truly worth it and allow them to serve a valuable purpose in a child's life. The second volume of this series is worth a look if your child was a fan of the first one because the stories just get better from then on.

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In a way that's not difficult to understand, this comic delivers a powerful message. That's more than we can say for many books out there and there's something about reading a classic and being moved by it that we really applaud.

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The first volume covers a span of the 1987 Series “Gods and Mortals,” issues #01-07 of volume two. It’s a thorough setup of Wonder Woman’s origin story and supporting cast, though it is exposition-heavy and pretty wordy, so consider gifting this to older kids, teens, or adults.

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Diana is a bright and brave role model, who believes in nobility and compassion. This set is a wonderful introduction for fans looking to get into her comic series. Some of the issues are wordier than others, but all are beautifully illustrated and will help expand children’s vocabularies and reading comprehension skills.

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These are generally what are considered to be some of the better runs of Wonder Woman story arcs, so if you’re looking to get invested or introduce a new fan, this is the place to start. These stories are varied in tone and style, and all are wonderful dives into the world of Wonder Woman. This is Diana’s rebranding after DC’s full reboot of their universe, in which we see her with a new origin story and the complex position of being viewed as a plaything by the other Gods and Goddesses of Greek mythology. Altogether, this series is a fascinating and diverse collection of story arcs which are bound to thrill Wonder Woman fans all over.

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This comic is really exciting. Why, you ask? Because it's a complete reprinting of the very first, original Wonder Woman comics. It's somewhat of a collector's item to have a book such as this, but it's a great value because of the fact that it can be shared with young kids as well as teens. This book is filled with classic comic book art that will have any true comic lover a little bit choked up. It also follows the original stories of Wonder Woman as she tackles every and any type of criminal to bring justice to the world.

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It would be a cute idea to read this along with young children and would be a great bonding experience. You'll be able to show them some comics that you grew up with and, hopefully, pass that same love on down to them. It's really a beautiful copy of the tales that started all the hype as well as the beginning to a new era of DC Comics. This would make an excellent gift but should really be read in full vigor with as much gumption as possible, in honor of Wonder Woman!

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We love everything about this book. Mainly, we love that these reprints haven't been touched at all and have been printed just as they appeared at the conception. It's a stunning book that would be the perfect gift for a teen who loves all kinds of comics.

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Great for all ages, this collection features 16, 18, 20, 22, and 24, along with 10 pages from the 2017 Annual #1, and continues the pattern of odd-numbered issues taking place in the present day, while the even numbers move back in time to explain the sequence of events that lead to Diana’s current circumstances. In these issues, we see the birth and evolution of Doctor Cyborg and Cheetah. Circe makes her first appearance in the Rebirth series, and the Annual features a flashback to Diana’s first meeting with Superman and Batman. These issues are sort of the culmination and climax of a storyline that has been running since “The Lies,” so if you’re looking to round out that arc, here’s your long-awaited ending.

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These stories are nuanced and well-written, with a lot of emotional impact and beautifully illustrated panels. Comic lovers will appreciate the end of this arc, and new readers will get a taste of the Wonder Woman Rebirth series, as well as working on their literary skills.

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This storyline is a deeper dive into some of Diana’s foes, which provides further nuance and context when examining her relationships to them, and the decisions she faces in the present day. Greg Rucka is lauded as one of the finer Wonder Woman writers and he lives up to that here.

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We love that this book makes it simple and easy to understand the story of Wonder Woman and how she came to be the justice-bringing superhero that everyone loves. It doesn't include as many details as the comics do which makes it much easier of a read for younger kids. This book is simple to read, not too long and will provide a challenge that won't be too frustrating for them. It's recommended for kids ages four to eight, so it's perfect for reading at school too.

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Last but definitely not least is another I Can Read book because you've gotta have some love for the young readers out there. This is the same level as the first book we've included on our list but this time, we've got a bit of a different Wonder Woman story. It doesn't matter if you go with one or both, the great thing about these books is there's no set order and the story itself will still make sense regardless of which one is read first. When you take a look inside, you'll find that this book is filled with stories of not only Wonder Woman, but the people who are in her life as well. It's a great way to introduce your kids to superheroes as a whole and will have them easily understanding the traits it takes to be one as well as feeling inspired to be heroic themselves.

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Your child will get a bit of a better introduction to all the characters who helped bring Wonder Woman to life with this book. Especially if they've seen the movie, this book has been created to coincide and they're sure to catch some familiar faces.