Wonder Woman
DC Comics.
Wonder Woman Archives 1 (All-Star 8, Sensation Comics 1, Wonder
Woman 1; w William Moulton Marston, Harry G. Peter; a Harry G. Peter).
Wonder Woman Archives 2 (Sensation Comics 13-17, Wonder Woman 2-4;
w William Moulton Marston, Harry G. Peter; a Harry G. Peter).
Wonder Woman Archives 3 (Sensation Comics 18-24, Wonder Woman 5-7;
w William Moulton Marston; a Harry G. Peter, Frank Godwin).
[From DC Comics: She's the greatest super-heroine to ever grace the
comics page! Gifted with powers by the Greek Gods, Wonder Woman left her
Amazon Island home to become one of the greatest champions of "Man's
World." Now more of her earliest adventures are collected in WONDER
WOMAN ARCHIVES Volume Three—a 240-page hardcover reprinting the Wonder
Woman stories from SENSATION COMICS #18-24 and WONDER WOMAN (first series)
#5-7! Written by Wonder Woman creator William Mouton Marston, with art by
H.G. Peter and Frank Godwin, Volume Three also features an introduction
by noted comics historian Les Daniels (Wonder Woman: The Complete History).
Wonder Woman enters a prime period with this volume that features the debut
of one of her most famous adversaries: the Cheetah! Also introduced is another
great villain, Dr. Psycho, to bedevil our favorite Amazon. In addition to
these landmarks there is the return of Mars, Lord Conquest, the Duke of
Deception, and the Earl of Greed! Toss in stories of a lost race of Incas,
a school bully, a trip 1000 years into the future, Fifth Columnists, yet
another face-off with the Cheetah, and much more, and you have a collection
of tales that depict our favorite Amazon at her Golden-Age best!]
Wonder Woman Archives 4 (Sensation Comics 25-32, Wonder Woman 8-9; w William Moulton Marston; a Harry G. Peter). [From DC Comics: Wonder Woman is the world’s most popular heroine, one of comics’ true iconic characters. Armed with her super strength, magic lasso, bullet-deflecting bracelets and invisible plane, she has fought evildoers for more than 60 years. Now, some of her classic 1940s adventures are collected in WONDER WOMAN ARCHIVES Volume 4, a 204-page hardcover. This volume collects SENSATION COMICS #25-32 and WONDER WOMAN #8-9, written by Wonder Woman’s creator, Dr. William Moulton Marston, with art and cover by Harry G. Peter. In these tales, the Amazon Avenger faces off against such dire threats as Queen Clea, Giganta, The Masquerader, and myriad of Axis baddies!] 
Wonder Woman Archives 5 (Sensation Comics 33-40, Wonder Woman 10-12;
w William Moulton Marston; a Harry G. Peter). 
Showcase Presents: Wonder Woman 1 (Wonder Woman 98-117; w Robert Kanigher; a Ross Andru). 
Diana Prince: Wonder Woman 1 (178-284, Superman's Girlfriend Lois Lane 93; w Dennis O'Neil; a Mike Sekowsky). [From DC Comics: In this volume, featuring stories that have never been collected before, Wonder Woman faces Mars, god of war, the murderous Dr. Cyber, and more!] 2/6/08 
1 Gods
& Mortals (1-7; w George Pérez, Greg Potter, Len Wein; a
George Pérez). [From DC Comics: Following
his unforgettable work on CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS, George Pérez
revitalized the world's most famous super-heroine with his spectacular run
on WONDER WOMAN. Now the start of that run is collected in WONDER WOMAN:
GODS AND MORTALS! GODS AND MORTALS collects WONDER WOMAN #1-7, written by
Pérez, Greg Potter and Len Wein, with art by Pérez & Bruce
Patterson. This volume, which features a new cover and introduction and
rare art by Pérez, includes the young Amazon's origin and her introduction
to "Man's World." But before she has a chance to fully assimilate
into her new home, Wonder Woman must battle the chaos of the Greek god Ares,
as he plans to bring about World War III!] 
2 Challenge
of the Gods (8-14; w George Pérez, Len Wein; a George Pérez,
Bruce Patterson). [From DC Comics: The Amazon Princess known as Diana (and dubbed "Wonder Woman" by the media) came to "Man's World" to defeat the war god Ares. But now there are other threats lurking in the darkness... including the deadly Cheetah, who will stop at nothing to possess Wonder Woman's precious lasso of truth! And when Zeus challenges Wonder Woman to a great test to prove the Amazons' worth, Diana must use all of her gods-given gifts to overcome obstacle after obstacle - while also uncovering the truth about the mysterious heroine for whom she was named, and the terrible evil that lies beneath Paradise Island!] 
3 Beauty and the Beasts (15-19, Action Comics 600; w George Pérez, John Byrne and Len Wein; a George Pérez, John Byrne). [From DC Comics: After facing a threat of World War and a dangerous "challenge from the gods," Diana - dubbed Wonder Woman by the media - is finally ready to deliver her message of peace to the world. But peace is not something the Amazing Amazon will find for herself, as a host of new threats comes her way. First, the beautiful but deadly Silver Swan is on a destructive rampage in Boston. Then Wonder Woman teams up with Superman to face the almighty Darkseid. Finally, Diana and friends travel to Greece where the mysterious evil of Circe and her magical beasts await!] 
4 Destiny Calling (20-24, Annual 1; w
George Pérez; a
George Pérez, Art Adams, Brian Bolland, John Bolton). [From DC Comics: It's only been a short time since Diana - dubbed Wonder Woman by the media - came to Man's World with a message of peace, only to face countless foes and stop the advancement of a third world war. Now Diana must face her greatest challenge yet: a god among men! The Olympian god Hermes has decided to grace mankind with his presence, but along with him comes a world of new troubles for the Amazing Amazon...] 
The
Contest (0, 90-93; w William Messner-Loebs; a Mike Deodata Jr.).
[From DC Comics: When it was time to send a champion to man's world
to teach them the Amazon ways, Princess Diana won that honor in a contest
against her sisters. From that day forth, she was known as Wonder Woman…
until her mother decreed that Diana had failed in her mission and that a
new champion be chosen!What turned devoted mother against loving daughter?
What is the meaning of the visions that put the lie to what Diana believed
to be her mother's past? And who is the warrior who challenges Diana for
the right to be Wonder Woman... and for the love of her mother? This is
the Contest, a story of betrayal... a tale of honor... the saga of two heroines
and the competition to be the Amazon champion Wonder Woman.] The Challenge of Artemis (94-100; w William Messner-Loebs; a Mike
Deodata Jr.). 
Second
Genesis (101-105; w & a John Byrne). [From DC
Comics: Totally devoid of conscience or morality, Darkseid is a godlike
being who desires nothing more than complete control of the entire universe.
In WONDER WOMAN: SECOND GENESIS, the brutal ruler of the planet Apokolips
looks to achieve his malicious goal by usurping the power of the Olympian
gods. Descending upon Wonder Woman's fabled Paradise Island, the ruthless
tyrant begins a campaign of destruction which ends with the defeat of the
mythological deities. Now with Darkseid's plan coming to fruition it is
up to Princess Diana and her Amazon sisters to save their gods as well as
the universe from annihilation.] 
Lifelines
(106-112; w & a John Byrne). [From DC Comics:
When a grief stricken scientist attempts to recreate his dead son as a computer
program, Wonder Woman inexplicably finds herself battling Doomsday, Sinestro,
and the original Flash, three powerful beings who are no longer alive. Facing
off against her former fallen ally, Green Lantern's deceased archnemesis,
and the creature that killed Superman, Princess Diana tries to piece together
what is behind these miraculous resurrections. But even the answer to their
mysterious return might not be enough to save Wonder Woman from the combined
onslaught of these deadly adversaries.] 
Gods
of Gotham (164-167; w Phil Jiminez, J. M. DeMatteis; a Phil Jiminez).
[From DC Comics: Gotham City has seen more than its share of disasters.
Plague, earthquake, siege - all have been visited upon the city that the
Dark Knight has sworn to protect, and its citizens have survived them all.
But now they face a new threat - a threat manifested directly out of their
own misery and suffering! The children of Ares, Greek god of war, have been
awoken after centuries of dormancy by the lure of human dispair - Eris,
god of discord; Phobos, god of fear; and Deimos, god of terror. All three
have returned to Earth in Gotham City, but worse than that, they've taken
over the bodies of three of the deadliest villains in Arkham Asylum - Poison
Ivy, Scarecrow, and the Joker - whose own twisted minds only add to the
insanity! Who will stand against these primal forces of chaos and destruction?
Naturally, Gotham's native heroes are ready to give their all. But against
power like this, they'll need the help of the one hero who can challenge
the force of three gods of destruction: the daughter of Hippolyta, the champion
of the Amazons - Wonder Woman!] 
Paradise
Lost (164-170; w Phil Jiminez, J. M. DeMatteis; a Phil Jiminez).
[From DC Comics: An exciting new era has dawned for the Amazon Princess,
ever since superstar writer/artist Phil Jimenez (JLA/TITANS, PLANETARY/THE
AUTHORITY: RULING THE WORLD) came aboard the helm of the monthly WONDER
WOMAN title—infusing the book with a delicate balance of irresistible
characterization, heart-stopping action and pulse-pounding excitement! The
first seven issues of his popular and critically-acclaimed run are now collected
in WONDER WOMAN: PARADISE LOST—a 176-page trade paperback co-written
and penciled by Jimenez, with gorgeous inks by Andy Lanning (LEGION LOST)
and a new cover by Adam Hughes, reprinting WONDER WOMAN #164-170. Also included
is the 6-page "Who is Troia?" story from WONDER WOMAN Secret Files
#2, co-written by Devin Grayson. PARADISE LOST begins with the 4-part "Gods
of Gotham" storyline co-written by acclaimed scripter J.M. DeMatteis
(THE SPECTRE)—guest-starring Batman, his allies and his greatest foes.
Diana travels to Gotham City to stop the Joker, Scarecrow and Poison Ivy
from turning the Dark Knight's city into the source of a worldwide conflagration.
But the Bat-villains have formed a mysterious alliance with some familiar
Wonder Woman characters that gives them greater powers than they've ever
dreamed! Then the mastermind behind WONDER WOMAN's relaunch in the late
'80s, George Pérez (The Avengers, CrossGen Chronicles), returns to
co-plot the heart-breaking Amazon civil war story "Paradise Island
Lost." PARADISE LOST concludes with the one-shot tale "She's a
Wonder!," co-written by Joe Kelly (JLA, ACTION COMICS), in which investigative
reporter Lois Lane spends a "day in the life" with Wonder Woman—and
gets an insightful look into the world of the Amazon Warrior that she didn't
expect! Jimenez's love for Wonder Woman and her supporting cast is evident
in every beautifully rendered, finely detailed panel as he produces the
most personal and passionate artwork of his career. If you haven't been
reading WONDER WOMAN, be sure to get in on the ground floor with this collection
and discover what you've been missing!] 
Paradise
Found (171-177; w & a Phil Jiminez). [From DC
Comics: Wonder Woman's world is falling to pieces. Her home of Paradise
Island has faced a devastating civil war, and her mother - Queen Hippolyta
- has abolished the monarchy, ending Diana's royal status as a princess.
But the Amazing Amazon must contend with far worse in the adventures that
lie ahead for her. A dear friend has become a deadly enemy; a new, more
menacing Cheetah has surfaced; an intergalactic war has come to Earth, with
terrible consequences for our heroine; and the blinding hate of Diana's
archnemesis spells doom for the male superheroes of the world. The relentless
onslaught is almost too much for Wonder Woman to bear. Fighting with her
mother becomes the least of Diana's concerns as she joins countless heroes
in the battle against Imperiex. And when Circe returns seeking revenge against
the Amazon, the world's superheroines join Diana in a fight against the
evil witch and several other female supervillains. With battle after battle
facing Wonder Woman, has Diana any hope of finding paradise?] 
Down
To Earth (195-200; w Greg Rucka; a Drew Johnson, Ray Snyder).
[From DC Comics: Collecting the explosive debut Wonder Woman storyline
by Greg Rucka, Drew Johnson and Ray Snyder. When Diana writes a book that
shares her beliefs, it ignites a firestorm of controversy -- and even gets
the attention of the Olympian Gods. Now Wonder Woman faces her most personal
battle yet as she confronts attacks on all levels, from Veronica Cale to
Dr. Psycho to Silver Swan and even the War God Ares himself. This collection
reprints Wonder Woman #195-200 and features a new cover by Greg Land and
pin-ups from issue #200.]
Bitter
Rivals (201-205; w Greg Rucka; a Drew Johnson, Ray Snyder, Shane Davis,
Stephen Sadowski, Andrew Currie). [From DC Comics:
Wonder Woman needs help solving the murder of Darrel Keyes, and who better
to call than Batman? As they inch closer, they find it ties to another murder,
but what does it have to do with respected businesswoman Veronica Cale?]
Eyes of the Gorgon (206-213; w Greg Rucka; a Drew Johnson, James Raiz, Sean Phillips, Ray Snyder). [From DC Comics: The deadly Medousa comes calling, and Wonder Woman's world is turned completely upside-down. After a terrible sacrifice, the Amazing Amazon must prove herself once again to her comrades in the JLA and to the world.] 
Land of the Dead (214-217, Flash 219; w Greg Rucka, Geoff Johns; a Rags Morales, Drew Johnson, Justiniano, Michael Bair). [From DC Comics: Just as Wonder Woman is starting to deal with her blindness, the Cheetah returns and teams with the Reverse-Flash! Then Athena sends Wonder Woman on a journey of unimagined peril!] 
Mission's End (218-226; w Greg Rucka; a Rags Morales, Cliff Richards, David Lopez). [From DC Comics: Wonder Woman may have regained her sight, but her troubles are far from over! In the midst of INFINITE CRISIS, the Amazing Amazon is forced to battle the Man of Steel -- leading to an incident that will forever change her relationship with Superman.] 
Who Is Wonder Woman? (1-5, Annual 1; w Allan Heinberg; a Terry Dodson & Rachel Dodson, Gary Frank & Jon Sibal). [From DC Comics: In this volume by acclaimed writer Allan Heinberg (TV's Grey's Anatomy, Young Avengers) , the Amazon warrior Diana has gone missing, leaving Donna Troy to take up the mantle of Wonder Woman!
When Diana returns, she goes under her former alias Diana Prince, acting as a secret agent and member of the Department of Metahuman Affairs. Her first assignment is to save Donna Troy - but will she retake the role of Wonder Woman?] 3/5/08 
Love and Murder (6-10; w Jodi Picoult; a Terry Dodson, Drew Johnson). [From DC Comics: Best-selling author Jodi Picoult (Nineteen Minutes, The Tenth Circle, My Sister's Keeper), takes Wonder Woman on a collision course with the Amazons in this hardcover volume collecting WONDER WOMAN #6-10!
The action begins when Wonder Woman, in her disguise as Special Agent Diana Prince of the Department of Metahuman affairs, is assigned to capture Wonder Woman. How can she accomplish this impossible job without revealing her secret identity? This is just the start of the Amazon Warrior's problems as Diana must relearn how to exist as a human being while a deadly foe begins to close a net on her, leading to a catastrophic outcome!] 
Amazonia (Elseworlds OGN; w William Messner-Loebs; a Phil Winslade). [From DC Comics: "The first time I saw the Wonder Woman, she was laughing. True, she was fighting lions, but she was laughing. The audience loved it."] 
Amazons Attack
(6-issue mini; w Will Pfeifer; a Pete Woods).
[From DC Comics: Over a year since the events of INFINITE CRISIS, Wonder Woman's Amazon Sisters have retreated to the realm of the gods. But now the Amazons are back, screaming for vengeance. What could compel the Amazons to renounce their peaceful ways and attack the United States? The answers will prove useless to a country whose super-powered protectors are utterly unprepared for this savage attack. And where is Wonder Woman while her sisters threaten to destroy a nation?] 
Greatest Stories Ever Told (Contents unknown; w Charles Moulton et al.; a H. G. Peter et al.). [From DC Comics: The greatest adventures of the world's most renowned super-heroine are collected in one volume for the first time. From her beginnings in the early 1940s to today's epics, these are the stories that made Wonder Woman a comic book legend. Included in this anthology are Wonder Woman's origin story, plus her epic battles with the Cheetah, Dr. Psycho and others.] 
Hiketeia
(OGN; w Greg Rucka; a J. G. Jones & Wade von Grawbadger).
[From DC Comics: When a troubled young woman from Gotham City performs
the ancient ceremony of Hiketeia for a surprised Wonder Woman, the Amazon
must accept its pact of protection — for refusing it would guarantee
retribution from the gods… THE HIKETEIA finds our heroine caught in
a moral dilemma that pits her against fellow JLA member Batman! It seems
the Dark Knight has uncovered Danielle’s dark past and has come to
take her back to Gotham. Diana must now find a solution to a seemingly insoluble
problem—one that, as in all Greek Tragedy, may end in death… THE
HIKETEIA marked new WONDER WOMAN writer Rucka’s first foray into the
world of the Amazon, and provides a unique insight into his take on the
beloved character.] 
The
Once and Future Story (One-shot; w Trina Robbins; a Colleen Doran, Jackson
Guice). [From DC Comics: "There are so many
reasons why women stay in abusive relationships. Maybe she feels sorry for
him, or thinks she can help. Or maybe he really has her convinced it's all
her fault!"] 
Spirit
of Truth (Oversized tabloid; w Paul Dini; a Alex Ross).
[From DC Comics: They've brought you SUPERMAN: PEACE ON EARTH, BATMAN:
WAR ON CRIME, and last year's SHAZAM!: POWER OF HOPE—now the multiple
award-winning creative team of writer Paul Dini (BATMAN: HARLEY QUINN) and
painter Alex Ross (KINGDOM COME) bring their fourth collaboration to life
with WONDER WOMAN: SPIRIT OF TRUTH. SPIRIT OF TRUTH finds the Amazon Princess
at an impasse. She has lofty goals and ideals for the world beyond Paradise
Island, but her message of peace, understanding, and fellowship is rejected
because of the way she is perceived. In her role as the Amazons' ambassador,
not every nation is willing to embrace her—despite her actions and
best intentions. Wonder Woman puts down a terrorist junta, dispatches high-tech
thieves and other troublemakers, but to advance her mission in Man's World,
she must seek the counsel of the only one she can trust. Powerfully written
by Dini, with staggering painted art by Ross that combines traditional comic-book
storytelling and the illustrated-text format of storybooks, SPIRIT OF TRUTH
finds Wonder Woman — like her lasso which reveals falsehood and fabrication
on the part of her enemies—uncovering the truth behind who she is,
what she represents, and the task ahead of her.] 
Trinity
(3-issue mini; w & a Matt Wagner). [From DC Comics:
For the first time ever, the classic tale of Superman and Batman's first
meeting with Wonder Woman is collected in BATMAN/SUPERMAN/WONDER WOMAN:
TRINITY, a 208-page hardcover of the critically acclaimed, sold-out 3-issue
miniseries written and illustrated by the legendary Matt Wagner (Mage, Grendel,
SANDMAN MYSTERY THEATRE, GREEN ARROW)! In one stunning volume, this super-powered
trio of heroes battles side by side in the first of their countless adventures.
It all begins when a mysterious billionaire launches a mad quest to remake
the world in his own terrible image. Witness the birth of a legendary alliance,
as Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman join forces to defend Earth against
an apocalyptic fate!] 