Since her debut in 1941's All-Star Comics #8, Wonder Woman has stood as a champion of truth, compassion, and equality throughout the DC Universe and beyond.
Princess Diana of Themyscira has lived many lives, but her commitment to peace and justice has never wavered. Recently, DC Comics announced plans for 2027 as the "Year of Wonder," including plans for Wonder Woman's new creative teams. Now, we have additional details.
Louise Simonson writes DC's main Wonder Woman series for the first time, beginning with Wonder Woman #41 on January 20, joining acclaimed artist Cian Tormey for a new four-issue story that establishes a bold new status quo for Diana and her world.
In Simonson and Tormey's story, Wonder Woman is determined to abolish the Amazon Safety Act and clear the way for her sisters to return to the shores of Man’s World. But after everything they have endured, are the Amazons ready to return, or have they given up on saving humanity from itself?
"I haven’t written many books with female leads, and they don’t come any more iconic than Diana," Simonson shared. "Teaming her up with Lois Lane, another iconic character, is a dream come true. Throw in Granny Goodness and her Female Furies? It doesn’t get more fun than that."
Following Simonson and Tormey's four-issue story, writer Stephanie Williams and artist Elena Casagrande take the reins for an all-new six-issue arc continuing the "Year of Wonder" through October 2027.
Williams returns to Diana’s world after contributing four issues to DC's Wonder Woman series in 2026 and co-writing Wonder Woman 2026 Annual: Wonder War – The Matriarch Special #1. Together with Casagrande on DC's main Wonder Woman series, Williams will carry Wonder Woman into the next chapter of a year designed to celebrate the character’s place at the heart of the DC Universe.
"Diana has my whole heart," Williams enthused, "so getting to come back to her world after Wonder Woman and Matriarch feels like coming home, only this time with a longer runway. Six issues give me room to really sit with Diana, to let her be fierce and funny and compassionate all at once, and to let the story breathe in a way I’m so excited for readers to experience."
"Plus, I finally get to work in the Nubia team-up I’ve been wanting to tell for a long time, but this time they won’t be going to Las Vegas."
Wonder Woman #41, written by Louise Simonson with art by Cian Tormey, features a main cover by Ryan Sook and variant covers by Daniel Sampere, Walter Simonson, and Tormey. The issue also features a foil variant cover by David Nakayama and a Sweater Weather variant cover by Alexander Lozano.