WONDER WOMAN #788 - Yanick Paquette Cover A - NM - DC Comics

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View WONDER WOMAN #788 - Yanick Paquette Cover A - NM - DC Comics with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. WONDER WOMAN #788. As Cizko continues to build his forces, Wonder Woman discovers that she will not have to face the threat of this new Villainy Inc. alone. Plus, a new chapter of the Adventures of Young Diana! img{max-width:100%} NOTE: Items are expected to be in stores 06/14/2022 WONDER WOMAN #788 Description: Cover A by Yanick Paquette As Cizko continues to build his forces, Wonder Woman discovers that she will not have to face the threat of this new Villainy Inc. alone. Diana is joined by friends old and new, including Steve Trevor and Etta Candy, now operating as agents of Checkmate, along with displaced Asgardian heartthrob Siegfried. But as Cizko continues to gain power and influence, will this be enough to stop the villain once known as Dr. Psycho, and uncover the dark nature of who is really calling the shots? Plus, a new chapter of the Adventures of Young Diana! Publisher: DC Comics Writer: Jordie Bellaire, Michael W. Conrad, Becky Cloonan Artist: Paulina Ganucheau, Emanuela Lupacchino Condition: New (NM) Printing: First All books come with bags and boards Combined shipping available - When shipping comics, the first item is as posted and then each additional item is just $0.75 more, but you'll pay a maximum of $9.95 for shipping on a single order. NOTE: Items are expected to be in stores 06/14/2022 Powered by SixBit's eCommerce Solution Condition: Brand New. Category: Collectibles › Comic Books & Memorabilia › Comics › Comics & Graphic Novels.

Series Title

WONDER WOMAN

Era

Modern Age (1992-Now)

Publication Year

2022

Format

Single Issue

Publisher

DC Comics

Type

Comic Book

Artist/Writer

Jordie Bellaire, Michael W. Conrad, Becky Cloonan, Paulina Ganucheau, Emanuela Lupacchino

Tradition

US Comics

Cover Artist

Yanick Paquette

Issue Number

788

Publication Date

6/14/2022

Printing

First