From July 1980, we have a great cover by Ross Andru and Dick Giordano, a prolific cover team for many DC titles during this period.
Wonder Woman has often struggled to keep readers’ interests. The problem was sometimes creative, with lacklustre scripts or art. Sometimes it was just because she didn’t resonate with boys reading comics. She has fared better in recent years with an appreciation for strong female characters now recognised by creators and readers alike.
As published.
House ad.
Scan from Heritage Auctions.
Production ready.
New colour.
Re-created trade dress added.
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Great Job, Scott!
Amazing how much work goes into it.
Thanks for sharing!
Ruth