Wonder Woman #224 — DC Comics (1976) — "Wonder Woman vs. the United States!"
Grade: NM 9.4 (seller-graded, raw copy) | Era: Bronze Age (1970–83) | Format: 36 pages, full colour, cover price $0.30
Why collectors want this issue
- Bicentennial-era Wonder Woman story with a bold hook: "Wonder Woman vs. the United States!"
- Curt Swan pencils — the definitive Superman artist of the era, drawing Wonder Woman.
- Ernie Chan cover (credited as Ernie Chua).
- Script by Martin Pasko, one of the strongest DC writers of the 1970s.
- Includes the collectable one-page Superman Hostess ad "Superman Saves the Earth" and a Superman public-service page, plus the statement of ownership (average print run 309,000).
- High-grade raw copy from the mid-1970s newsstand era.
Creators
- Script: Martin Pasko
- Pencils: Curt Swan
- Inks: Vince Colletta
- Cover: Ernie Chan (as Ernie Chua)
- Publisher: DC Comics
Condition
- Raw (ungraded) copy, assessed by the seller at Near Mint 9.4.
- The photos show the actual book being sold, front and back, and are the most accurate representation of its condition.
- Seller grading is an opinion, not a professional certification. Please review every photo and ask any questions before purchasing.
What you receive
- The exact copy pictured — one single issue.
- Bagged and boarded, then packaged for safe transit.
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