Question......

[Comicfollower101-migration]

Just a quick question on silver age WW comics, what is considered THE major Wonder Woman silver age key and why? If anybody could answer, that would be great

[The_Captain]

I think this might be tough to answer, as she was never re-introduced in the SA as other major characters were. There only two that come to mind an might be considered "major" keys IMO would be:

 

Wonder Woman #105, in which her origin story is re-told.

 

and

 

Wonder Woman #178, in which the "New Wonder Woman" is introduced

 

[Comicfollower101-migration]

Hmmmm ok thanks ya I though bout 105 but what do you think about the market on it? Is it a good book to own?

[KirbyJack]

It's a great book to own.

It's really hard to find. I recently sold a mess of DC keys and my reader WW 105 is the one I think about the most.

[thecollectron]

Wonder Woman #98 is significant too. H.G. Peter retired and Andru & Esposito took over the art with that issue, and it also re-tells her origin story.

[AtlasFan]

I think the below 3 are the key Silver Age Wonder Woman books. #100 is a bit undervalues - but a nice book!

 

[Silver]

Just a quick question on silver age WW comics, what is considered THE major Wonder Woman silver age key and why? If anybody could answer, that would be great

 

Ditto both of those and add that 108 is a classic cover that everyones loves. Also, whatever book introduces Wonder Girl would be a minor key.

[Silver]

Hmmmm ok thanks ya I though bout 105 but what do you think about the market on it? Is it a good book to own?

 

A good book to own if you like it, but if your talking about investing, I am sure there are better books to buy, it has a limited market I would think.

 

You know the saying, buy what you like