Keeping the polls going...

Now it's Wonder Woman's turn.

Again 3 options

Other than the Perez run, I think the only time I ever bought Wonder Woman was during the DC Implosion
or there abouts when Huntress was a backup feature. And I like when she was pretending to be Emma Peel,
but only have about two of those issues from the 1970s.

Voted for ... none. The only Wonder Woman I ever really liked was the JLA version by Gardner Fox and Mike Sekowsky.

Ross Andru and Mike Esposito drew WW for 9 years.

Perez, Rucka, and O'Neil, in that order. The first two are far and away my favorite.

The only one I've read is the Perez run, but I thought it was excellent.

It was a Brian Bolland cover that got me to buy a statue, though:

I liked what I've read of the Perez and Azzarello runs. Jose Delbo drew most of the issues I remember reading as a kid, so that's what the character looks like when I think of her.

One day I'll read the Marston stuff.

Interesting.

I haven't read a lot of Wonder Woman either. I've read some of the early Moulton stories. They could sometimes have kind of a...creepy vibe.

My mother recalls liking Wonder Woman when she was a girl. She doesn't remember a whole lot about it. She would have read stories published back in the early to mid-fifties.

I liked those Wonder "Girl" and Wonder Tot stories, too. Seemed popular in the early 1970s.

In retrospect, before the Perez version, I knew her mostly from Super Friends and the live-action TV show. I read a few issues of her comic, but mostly it was appearances in Justice League of America that I was exposed to her. I used to get those DC Blue Ribbon Digests because I loved Silver Age reprints, but she never got one. Weird to think that Metal Men and Doom Patrol each got one and Wonder Woman didn't. I think the only female lead superhero that did was Supergirl.

I enjoyed the Wonder Woman movie.I enjoyed her 2009 DVD animated feature.I enjoyed her on the Justice League show.In fact,I enjoy Wonder Woman in everything except in her own comic book.Weird.

I haven't read much Wonder Woman, but I like the karate Emma Peel version.

I am trying to get through the Perez run now. I didn't realize Len Wein was the scripter. Ouch.

OUCH

Wein was busy writing Alan Moore's comics for him, trying to give him a career.

That's teh real reason Moore doesn't want his name on all of his best comic book works and films based upon themthe

This statement angers me because I like Alan Moore but dislike Len Wein.

Really? I don't think he's a master of scripting great dialogue, but I think he's good enough, especially for the era. Body and soul, sugah.

How many issues did he script?

I'm not sure. My re-reading has slowed down a bit. He didn't script the first two.