Wonder Woman #113

Wonder Woman #113 was published in April 1960 during the Silver Age of comic books. This era was characterized by a shift toward more science-fiction-oriented narratives for the character, a departure from the mythological roots established by creator William Moulton Marston. Under the stewardship of editor Robert Kanigher, the series moved toward increasingly imaginative, sometimes surreal plots, reflecting the popular fascination with space exploration and technological advancement of the late 1950s.

The cover and interior art for this period were primarily handled by Ross Andru and Mike Esposito, who brought a sleek, dynamic aesthetic to the title. Their work is noted for its clean lines and a more modern visual vocabulary that defined DC Comics' house style at the time. While the narrative direction of the era remains a subject of debate among historians for its deviation from the original feminist-inspired themes, the visual output of the Andru-Esposito team is widely regarded as a benchmark for the medium's transition into the 1960s.