WONDER WOMAN (2ND SERIES)

Regular monthly series that had a 19 year run.

The events of Crisis on Infinite Earths greatly changed and altered the history of the DC Universe. Wonder Woman received a complete and utter makeover, even more so than the Man of Steel and the Dark Knight. Her adventures started from scratch, and unlike Superman and Batman's revamped origins, occurred in the present, rather than in flash back fashion. In this second series Wonder Woman was now an emissary and ambassador from Themyscira (the new name for Paradise Island) to Patriarch's World, charged with the mission of bringing peace to the outside world.

With the help of Perez's meticulous pencils, as well as his guidance as co-plotter, Wonder Woman was thrust further into the realm of Greek mythology than she had ever been before. The fledgling heroine was surrounded by ancient legends and new characters, and her newest villain was introduced, Ares, the god of war. Even the origin of Paradise Island and the Amazons featured centrally. By the 1st issue's end, Wonder Woman had been born anew, formed out of the very clay of her island home, and she began her journey into the heart of man's violent world.

The series was collected in a number of Trade Paper Back collections:

Wonder Woman: Gods and Mortals - (#1-7)

Wonder Woman: Challenge of the Gods - (#8-14)

Wonder Woman: Beauty and the Beasts - (#15-19, Action Comics #600)

Wonder Woman: Destiny Calling - (#20-24, Wonder Woman Annual #1)

Wonder Woman: The Contest - (#90-93)

Wonder Woman: The Challenge of Artemis - (#94-100)

Wonder Woman: Second Genesis - (#101-105)

Wonder Woman: Lifelines - (#106-112)

DC Comics Presents: Wonder Woman - (#139-142)

Wonder Woman: Paradise Lost - (#164-170, Wonder Woman: Secret Files and Origins #2)

Wonder Woman: Paradise Found - (#171-177, Wonder Woman: Secret Files and Origins #3)

Wonder Woman: Down to Earth - (#195-200)

Wonder Woman: Bitter Rivals - (#201-205)

Wonder Woman: Eyes of the Gorgon - (#206-213)

Wonder Woman: Land of the Dead - (#214-217, The Flash #219)

Wonder Woman: Mission's End - (#218-226)

All issues were distributed in the U.K. at the time so available as pence as well as cents copies apart from issues #118-119 which were Non Distributed in the U.K. Issues #1 and #50 were in Low Distribution in the U.K. as pence copies.