Wonder Woman #156

Wonder Woman issue 156 was published by DC Comics in August 1965 during the Silver Age of comic books. This era was characterized by the 'Wonder Tot' and 'Wonder Girl' period, which explored the protagonist's younger years and sought to appeal to a broader, often younger demographic by shifting away from the more experimental, science-fiction-oriented storylines that had defined the title during the late 1950s.

The interior artwork for this issue was provided by Ross Andru, a mainstay artist for the series who worked alongside inker Mike Esposito. Their collaboration was renowned for its clean lines and dynamic panel layouts, which provided a consistent aesthetic identity for the character throughout the mid-1960s. At the time of its release, the issue was received as part of the standard monthly output of the DC superhero line, reflecting the editorial mandates of Robert Kanigher who steered the character's narrative direction during this decade.