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WONDER WOMAN #62 (Feb 1992) DC Comics

cover:  Jill Thompson
WONDER WOMAN #62
 Date: Feb 1992
Cover Price: $1.00
Publisher: dccomics.com

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Reprinted in:
End of Perez's run as writer

In the wake of War of the Gods, the Amazons are cleared, Vanessa graduates, and Diana starts a new chapter in her life.
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    Credits
    "Pages Turned" (22 pages)
    writer:  George Perez
    art:  Jill Thompson
    Romeo Tanghal
    colors:  Nansi Hoolahan
    letters:  N/A
    editor:  N/A
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    George Perez's letter to Diana in his final issue of Wonder Woman
    posted Dec 24, 2014, 9:36 PM by Vu Nguyen


    WONDER WOMAN #62 (Feb 1992)
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    George Perez's letter to Diana in his final issue of Wonder Woman
    posted Thursday, December 18, 2014 12:50:03 PM
    Dear Princess Diana,

    I just wanted to let you know how grateful I was that you allowed me to document your adventures, and it is with great sadness that I must now announce my retirement from the ‘Wonder Woman’ series.

    I’ve learned a lot these past few years and I’d like to think that I’m a better person for having followed your adventures and hope that I did your exploits justice. As so often happens in life, it’s time to move on to start working on that next chapter in the book of life (a recurring image you’ll notice in my final issue). …

    Well, that’s it for me. I’m glad your current troubles are over and hope your future will prove less hazardous. In your line of work I know that seems unlikely, but there’s no harm in hoping.

    Take care, Princess Diana. And as they say over on Themyscira: the Glory of Gaea be with you.

    Best,
    George Perez

     


    Out today: Wonder Woman #62 (Digital)
    posted Nov 19, 2014, 3:54 PM by Vu Nguyen


    WONDER WOMAN #62 (Digital) (19 Nov 2014)
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    Comics > DC Universe > Wonder Woman (1987-2006) > Wonder Woman (1987-2006) #62

    Wonder Woman (1987-2006) #62

    In the wake of War of the Gods, the Amazons are cleared, Vanessa graduates, and Diana starts a new chapter in her life.

    Written by George Perez
    Pencils Jill Thompson
    Inks Romeo Tanghal
    Colored by Nansi Hoolahan
    Cover by Jill Thompson  

    Page Count 23 Pages
    Print Release Date December 10 1991
    Digital Release Date November 19 2014
    Age Rating  12+ Only


    News: When Byrne Was Offered Wonder Woman...

    November 25, 2004 08:37 pm
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    Posted: November 25 2004 at 2:32pm

    When I was offered WONDER WOMAN there were a lot of things that came immediately to mind -- not the least of which being that I would have to be out of my frigging mind to follow George Perez, even if it was ten years later.

    One of the actual story concepts that came to me, tho, in the midst of my fear and trepidation, was to wonder just how our Decent, God Fearing Nation would respond to a woman who was walking around claiming to have, you know, actually met the Greek Gods. Bound not to sit too well with the Jerry Falwells, I figured.

    Unfortunately, this also seemed like a story that I could not really handle properly in a monthly superhero comic. (Hey! This was ten years ago! Today, I know, I could do 200 pages of Wonder Woman pacing her apartment worrying about all this. Now that's comic books!) Then I was asked to do the novel, and I realized that was a perfect place to explore all the themes this idea suggested.

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