Louise Simonson & Stephanie Williams Replace Tom King On Wonder Woman
Louise Simonson opens a four-issue arc as DC marks Diana’s 1941 debut with new stories from celebrated creators.
- DC Comics designated 2027 as the 'Year of Wonder' to celebrate Diana's 1941 debut, announcing writer Louise Simonson and artist Cian Tormey will launch a new arc with Wonder Woman #41 on January 20, 2027.
- This new direction follows the conclusion of the forty-issue run by writer Tom King and artist Daniel Sampere, which wraps up this December after beginning in 2023.
- Writer Stephanie Williams and artist Elena Casagrande will continue the series with a six-issue story following Simonson's arc, which establishes a new status quo for Diana featuring the Amazon Safety Act.
- Visit Burbank held a giveaway on October 21, offering five fans a chance to win a commemorative comic by sharing a photo with the bronze Wonder Woman statue at 3400 Warner Blvd.
- Throughout 2027, DC promises additional Wonder Woman stories and superstar creators as part of the year-long celebration, with six free comics available on DC Universe Infinite to help fans discover Diana.
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Next year will be huge for one member of DC's Trinity, and we aren't talking about Superman. DC is calling 2027 the "Year of Wonder," which will be an "unforgettable year of stories from celebrated comic book creators." With Tom King and Daniel Sampere’s somewhat controversial Wonder Woman run coming to an end in December, we finally know what’s next for the character in the short term.
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85 years ago today, one of DC’s most iconic characters made her debut on the pages of All-Star Comics #8: Wonder Woman. In the decades since, Wonder Woman has not only been one of DC’s most recognizable and popular characters, but she’s also been a beacon of truth, compassion, and equality not just for readers […]
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