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100 Best Wonder Woman Stories of All Time In Chronological Order

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  • Опубликовано: 28 июл 2022
  • The 100 Best Wonder Woman Stories of All Time In Chronological Order, from the character's first appearance in 1941 to the George Perez revamp of the 1980s to the most recent storylines. Everything you ever need to read on Princess Diana of Themyscira.
    Top 10 rank as follows:
    10 - Spirit of Truth
    9 - Paradise Lost
    8 - The Circle
    7 - The Lies
    6 - Challenge of the Gods
    5 - War of the Gods
    4 - Hiketeia
    3 - Stoned
    2 - Blood
    1 - Gods and Monsters
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Комментарии • 16

  • @astro-ko3cu
    @astro-ko3cu Год назад +3

    Wonder woman has such great but unfortunately underrated stories.

  • @Swampthing71
    @Swampthing71 Год назад +1

    My favorite female comic book character is The Invisible Woman with Wonder Woman a close second.
    Here's my top 10 favorite female comic book superheroes of all time
    1. The Invisible Woman(Marvel)
    2. Wonder Woman(DC)
    3. Black Widow(Marvel)
    4. Raven(DC)
    5. She-Spawn (Jessica Priest)(Image)
    6. Electra(Marvel)
    7. Vampirella(Dynamite)
    8. Wonder Girl (Donna Troy)(DC)
    9. Batgirl(Barbara Gordon)(DC)
    10. Lady Sif(Marvel)

  • @zemox2534
    @zemox2534 2 года назад +4

    George Perez was the first writer to treat Wonder Woman with any respect. I wish more writers would take inspiration from his run instead of ignoring it.

    • @comicbelief
      @comicbelief  2 года назад +1

      I couldn’t agree more

    • @Swampthing71
      @Swampthing71 Год назад

      @@comicbelief I frankly like John Byrne's Wonder Woman more than George Perez's Wonder Woman. That is when I started reading Wonder Woman.

    • @comicbelief
      @comicbelief  Год назад

      @@Swampthing71 To each his own. I confess that I’m always very suspicious of my younger opinions. I never know if I’m just feeling nostalgic.

  • @jackpot42
    @jackpot42 11 месяцев назад

    I really appreciate this one even big comic book fans sometimes forget about ol' wondy

  • @fabianomonte6944
    @fabianomonte6944 2 года назад

    Really good

  • @kbar4462
    @kbar4462 2 года назад +2

    Cool list. Never read much WW but liked the small handful I've read. Might check out some of the top recs from this list thanks 👍

    • @comicbelief
      @comicbelief  2 года назад +1

      Most of her best stuff is concentrated in a handful of runs. George Perez’s post-Crisis revamp, Greg Rucka’s run leading up to Infinite Crisis, Gail Simone’s in the late 2000s, and Brian Azzarello’s New 52 run. Any of these will give you a good sense of the character

  • @Kade_Kapes
    @Kade_Kapes Год назад +1

    Damn the music didn’t have to go this hard.

  • @jhhhjyyy4985
    @jhhhjyyy4985 2 года назад +2

    Ya tengo una lista cronológica de ww, gracias

  • @awattleseed9155
    @awattleseed9155 Месяц назад

    Guess you really didn’t like the Messner-Loebs run

  • @Kal-Grayskull
    @Kal-Grayskull 2 года назад +1

    I got check out "For a Thousand of Years.." story I really love the dynamic vibe between Superman and Wonder Woman. Reminds me of Conan the Barbarian and Red Sonja team up. Hopefully this would be better than reading the New 52's crap.

    • @comicbelief
      @comicbelief  2 года назад +1

      Funny thing is Tom King used a very, very similar plot in an issue of his Batman run in which Batman and Wonder Woman face a similar situation. It seems to be some kind of writer’s dream to be stuck in another dimension with Diana.

    • @Kal-Grayskull
      @Kal-Grayskull 2 года назад +1

      @@comicbelief I remember back in 2017 when Gail Simone wrote crappy crossover for Conan/Wonder Woman, and it felt really boring story because of the fact that it was unnecessary crossover for a franchise character to appear in different time period for another character who are both strongest. The artwork was decent but story and the context overall felt pretty off at times of reading it, more like it was made in the 90's.