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Wonder Woman, made her first official appearance on All-Star Comics and would eventually made her solo debut on Sensation Comics #1. The first logo was designed as a golden eagle.
1942–1949[]
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Designer:
Unknown
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none
Launched:
June 1942
In Wonder Woman #1, the eagle was given more details.
1949–1959[]
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The design of the logo was changed to a more minimalistic look.
1959–1968[]
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Designer:
Ross Andru
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More changes were made to the logo in 1959. The lower feathers of the eagle were removed and the bottom of it is now perched to Wonder Woman's belt.
In 1968, Wonder Woman suffered a drastic redesign, in which her classic suit was replaced with a then fashionable dressing. This change wasn't well received by the public, so in following years they would bring back the classic suit.
1972–1981[]
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In 1972, Wonder Woman reverted to her iconic suit but with several changes, begin one of them the logo itself. The wings of the eagle were made bigger, while the head was reduced and also the bottom now connects to a golden belt.
1981–present[]
Designer:
Milton Glaser
Typography:
Custom made
Launched:
October 8, 1981
In DC Comics Presents #41, graphic designer Milton Glaser (who also designed the 1977 DC Comics logo) reimagined the emblem as a winged "WW", which represented the character's initials. This became Wonder Woman's most well-known logo begin used in every iteration since then with slight alterations made depending in the style of the artist. Despite is no longer used mainly in the comics since 2006, it can be still seen in merchandise and other types of media.
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1994[]
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Designer:
Mike Deodato Jr.
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One of the most significant (but not permanent) changes in the logo occurred in 1994. The "WW" were flattened and the wings were made wider and curved. However, this logo was short-live due that in the same year Diana loses her Wonder Woman title to rival Amazon Artemis and ditches her classic suit for black and blue leather.
1995–1998[]
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Designer:
John Bryne
Typography:
Custom made
Launched:
September 1995
The following year in Wonder Woman (Volume 2) #101, Diana recovers her Wonder Woman title along with her suit. Artist John Bryne refreshed the suit design along with the logo, which follows the original design but with a more "robust" look and similar to the 1972 logo, it connects to a bigger golden belt.
1998–2006[]
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Designer:
Adam Hughes
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Launched:
December 1998
In Wonder Woman (Volume 2) #139, the logo received a major redesign. Cover artist Adam Hughes depicted the emblem as a solid and curved shape without etched details. He also colored the emblem from gold to bronce.
2006–2011, 2016–present[]
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Designer:
Terry Dodson
Typography:
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Launched:
June 7, 2006
In Wonder Woman (Vol. 3) #1, artist Terry Dodsonredesigned the logo as the "WW" shaped in the form of an eagle, in a throwback of the first chest emblem.
This logo was used until New 52 but was later brought back when Rebirth was released.
2011–2016[]
Designer:
Jim Lee
Typography:
Custom made
Launched:
August 31, 2011
When New 52 was released, artist Jim Lee "sharpened" Dodson's design and colored it silver instead of gold.
