Wonder Woman '77 announced

[Largo161]

Wow! I'm so geeked for this!!

And Nicola Scott's Wonder Woman/Lynda Carter is freakin' out of this world beautiful.

[borntohula]

Btw. In a way 5 titles when Morrison's Wonder Woman book (if only for a month) hits. And with some luck Scott Snyder's wishes to write Diana could culminate into another one, like his Superman unchained. Think he'd be a good fit for the book.

[Thor2014]

This is like Christmas but only better!

A great time to be a Wonder Woman fan!

[Nyssane]

Very, very cool! I'm more excited for this than most of the other WW stuff coming up.

Hopefully, if it's following the old TV series, they'll incorporate some classic villains.

[Dr. Poison]

This is the best announcement to come from NYCC this year. I love that cover by Nicola Scott. Hopefully she is also doing interiors for one of the stories. I wonder which comic villains that Andreyko will be using? This should flat out fun!

[Vonter Voman]

From Newsarama, Andreyko stated that he is allowed to use comic book villains. He also mentioned Lyle Waggoner.

I think Debra Winger's Wonder Girl might also appear, even though she only appeared on the 40s era. Speaking of which, they could place some stories on the 40s as a flashback story or time travel.

[Thor2014]

The tv series was pretty limited, like the george reeves Superman show it didn't deal with known villains from the comic books. I do recall Baroness von Gunther (in WWII) and a giant gorilla on the 70s show. Would love to see a '77 version of Cheetah and Silver Swan among many others. Probably the closest we'l get to a return of the Bronze Age Wonder Woman. Exciting! Andreyko should be a fan-pleasing choice for writing chores.

[Dr. Poison]

The tv series was pretty limited, like the george reeves Superman show it didn't deal with known villains from the comic books. I do recall Baroness von Gunther (in WWII) and a giant gorilla on the 70s show. Would love to see a '77 version of Cheetah and Silver Swan among many others. Probably the closest we'l get to a return of the Bronze Age Wonder Woman. Exciting! Andreyko should be a fan-pleasing choice for writing chores.

Fausta also appeared but I think she was the only other comic villain to appear in the series.

[Vonter Voman]

I think this may even outsell Batman '66, but it needs to be good. Andreyko hasn't been getting great reviews for his Batwoman, but maybe he can write a campy comic better.

[Step]

Wait, Andrekyo is writing this? I LOVED his Wonder Woman in his Manhunter run, that's great, pumping me up for this

[Razor Tiara]

I want the Skrill and their Darth Vader look alike enforcer, Tina (the girl from Ilandia), Formicida the insect lady and the alien Andros to show up in the series. Also I want some undercover IADC espionage with Diana Prince.

Done correctly this could be excellent! Andrekyo writing and Nicola on covers does a lot to ensure it will be. Just the idea alone is golden.

[Blacksun]

Btw. In a way 5 titles when Morrison's Wonder Woman book (if only for a month) hits. And with some luck Scott Snyder's wishes to write Diana could culminate into another one, like his Superman unchained. Think he'd be a good fit for the book.

I hope Snyder get to write WW one day.

DC digital make up for the missteps on new WW creative teams and status quo.

2 digital books is really great. hope WW'77 will crossover with batman'66. it would be epic

[Largo161]

I think this may even outsell Batman '66, but it needs to be good. Andreyko hasn't been getting great reviews for his Batwoman, but maybe he can write a campy comic better.

Do you think it's going to be "campy"? It's interesting that you say that because I never felt that the CBS version was camp. In retrospect perhaps it looks that way, but I always felt they were taking things more seriously. (I happen to prefer the ABC version with its lighthearted humor.)

[Blacksun]

So when Azzarello started writing Wonder Woman she had what, one or two books? Now she has four? His accomplishments are really epic.

she had one, now she have 3: sensation, ww and WW'77 and a team book with Superman. 3 and a half u.u

[klinton]

Btw. In a way 5 titles when Morrison's Wonder Woman book (if only for a month) hits. And with some luck Scott Snyder's wishes to write Diana could culminate into another one, like his Superman unchained. Think he'd be a good fit for the book.

Morrison's Wonder Woman story is a one off book, not a series. And it's still a ways off as the art is only half completed.

But Wonder Woman '77 is absolutely the most exciting news to come out of the Con. I can't wait to read this!!