Wonder Woman #95

Wonder Woman number 95 was published in January 1958 during the transition period of the Silver Age of comic books. At this time, the series was overseen by writer Robert Kanigher, who often utilized the character to explore increasingly bizarre science fiction and fantasy scenarios. The cover and interior art were provided by Ross Andru and Mike Esposito, a prolific creative team whose clean, dynamic style defined much of the character's visual identity during the late fifties and early sixties.

The issue is notable for its role in the long-running narrative arc concerning the character's origins and her adventures in contemporary settings. As part of the DC Comics catalog, this specific issue reflects the editorial shift toward lighter, more experimental storytelling compared to the darker themes that would emerge later in the medium. It remains a representative example of the mid-century house style, appreciated by historians for the collaboration between Kanigher, Andru, and Esposito during a formative era for the Amazon warrior.