Wonder Woman #110

Wonder Woman issue 110, published in November 1959, represents a pivotal era for the character during the late Silver Age of comic books. At this time, the series was firmly under the guidance of writer Robert Kanigher and artist Ross Andru, who, alongside inker Mike Esposito, redefined the aesthetic and tone of the Amazon princess. The issue features a classic cover depicting Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor, capturing the distinct, kinetic visual style that Andru and Esposito brought to the series throughout their long and celebrated tenure on the title.

This period of the series was characterized by an increasing focus on whimsical science fiction themes and complex romantic entanglements between Diana and Steve Trevor. The narrative approach reflected the broader editorial trends at DC Comics during the late 1950s, prioritizing imaginative, high-concept adventures over the more grounded wartime origins of the character. As a component of the long-running original series, issue 110 stands as a testament to the creative stability of the Kanigher and Andru team, who significantly shaped the mid-century legacy of the Amazon mythos.