Wonder Woman by Brian Azzarello and Cliff Chiang Compendium

Brian Azzarello and Cliff Chiang’s landmark run reimagines Wonder Woman for the groundbreaking New 52 era—now collected in one compendium!

A story of identity, family, and the impossible weight of destiny. Brian Azzarello (100 Bullets) and Cliff Chiang (Catwoman: Lonely City, Paper Girls) craft a deeply emotional saga about truth and transformation, revealing Diana’s hidden past and the shattering consequences of it.

As she uncovers the truth of her birth and navigates a family of gods defined by longing, cruelty, and impossible expectations, she must decide what kind of goddess she wants to become. Through heartbreak, betrayal, and unexpected alliances, Wonder Woman becomes the anchor for a broken family and the only hope for a world collapsing under divine conflict.

Collects Wonder Woman #0–35, #23.1 and a story from Secret Origins #6, collectively a vastly influential Wonder Woman saga from the game-changing era of DC’s the New 52. | Brian Azzarello is an Eisner Award–winning writer known for redefining the crime and noir genres in comics. His acclaimed works include 100 Bullets, Joker, Wonder Woman, and Batman: Damned. Azzarello’s writing is celebrated for its sharp dialogue, gritty realism, and unflinching moral complexity, establishing him as one of the most influential voices in modern graphic fiction.

Cliff Chiang is one of comics’ most distinctive and influential artists, renowned for his graphic clarity, emotional nuance, and bold character design. His celebrated projects include Paper Girls, Wonder Woman, and Catwoman: When in Rome. Chiang’s work blends cinematic composition with expressive storytelling that resonates across genres.