The Amazing Amazon hits a major milestone this year, with 2021 being 80 years since she first appeared in All-Star Comics #8. In eight decades, the Themysciran Titan has graced the pages of several different comic book series, as well as starred in TV, movies and video games, along with being a constant fixture in the world of DC Comics-based merchandise.
If you’re eager to party like a Themysciran (and who isn’t?), but aren’t quite sure where to start, here are some suggestions for those who may be wondering on where to best rest their celebration lasso:
Check out Wonder Woman 1984 again, now available to rent on digital home video platforms.
Mosey over to HBO Max where you catch Wonder Woman in all manner of great movies and TV, such as: the Lynda Carter-starring Wonder Woman TV series from the 1970s, DC Animated Universe favorites like Justice League and Justice League Unlimited, her very first animated movie from 2009, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice and her very first live-action movie from 2017 (don’t forget, she’ll also be starring in the Zack Snyder cut of Justice League, due on the platform March 18th! ).
Start fresh with Wonder Woman in upcoming comics by reading Infinite Frontier #0 (on sale March 2nd) and Wonder Woman #770 (on sale March 9th)
Read Sensational Wonder Woman, the Digital First series that celebrates 80 years of our favorite Themysciran Ambassador to Man’s World.
Those are just a few ways to ring in 80 years of wonderful Wonder Woman action and adventure. How are YOU planning on celebrating eight decades of this sensational superhero?
I’m looking forward to a re-read of John Byrne’s run from Wonder Woman v2, while highly anticipating the Infinite Frontier-based Wonder Woman goodness (especially Wonder Girl in May) and seeing how Morrison ends his Earth One story in Earth One, Volume Three.
Plus, Funko has some rad Wonder Woman 80th anniversary Pops coming out. Definitely taking a look at a couple of them as well.
That is a really good run. I made sure to highlight the beginning of it because it deserves to be highlighted/have its praises be sung for as often as the day is long.
Loebs’ name should be up there with Marston, Perez, Rucka and the others as grand architects of Diana’s mythology.
The WML link in my OP is to the first issue of his WW run. However, if you’re a Mike Deodato fan (like I am), this is a good place to start too: Wonder Woman #90
Going back to Digital First WW books, Sensational Wonder Woman looks interesting. There’s a link for it in the OP.
I’m excited to see her '70s white suit and the bicycle shorts looks finally getting some plastic love. I hope they do Artemis in her '90s WW togs to complement the BS WW.
I would love Funko forever if they do a Pop based on this variant cover/outfit:
Currently re-reading the first of four volumes by George Perez, which at my current attention span (I keep reading other comics) will keep me occupied for a couple weeks and will move on from there.
Plus I’m currently saving my pennies for this beauty.
It’s just one of seven items in my wish list on Sideshow,
What adult beverage do they drink on Paradise Island? Need some of that to raise a glass.
I’ve read a couple of issues of her mod powerless run, but would like to finish that.
And of course, keep on keeping on with World of Wonder book club
I am going to go back to the beginning with the 3 golden age omnibuses that I have and then to George Perez’s 2 omnibuses that I have.it’s always about Wonder Woman for me!
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stuff DC has made it outs out for the 80th. 
but, going to do this 
Thank you 
