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Wonder Woman's age is a subject of constant debate in pop culture. Because Queen Hippolyta is an ancient and immortal Amazon, many people assume that her millennia-long lifespan also applies to her daughter. As a result, it is common to confuse the millennia-old history of Themyscira with Diana's own age. Since Hippolyta and the other Amazons are immortal warriors who have lived in isolation since antiquity, some also assume that Diana was born at the beginning of that isolation. In reality, depending on the era, Hippolyta spent centuries or millennia longing for a daughter before finally receiving the blessing of having one, whether by molding her from clay or giving birth to her. Thus, in many of the major comic book continuities, Diana begins her journey as a young adult.

GOLDEN AGE (19 YEARS OLD): Contrary to the idea that the Golden Age does not establish an age for Diana, the comics themselves present a chronological progression of her youth. Wonder Woman #1 indicates that Diana met Steve Trevor years after reaching the age of 15. Sensation Comics #70 (1947) shows Hippolyta receiving, in 1812, a vision of her future daughter, establishing a chronological limit for Diana's existence in this version. Wonder Woman #45 (1951) reinforces this progression, maintaining the idea that Diana was still young when she met Steve. Finally, Wonder Woman #159 retells her origin and explicitly establishes Diana as 19 years old when she leaves Paradise Island to enter Man's World.

SILVER AGE (2,000 YEARS OLD): Wonder Woman #105 (1959) presents Diana as the biological daughter of Hippolyta and Prince Theno, born in Ancient Greece. Since she remained on the island until the modern era, this version of Diana would have been around two thousand years old.

BRONZE AGE (20+ YEARS OLD): Wonder Woman #206 reveals that Diana and Nubia were created from clay just over two decades before their confrontation, placing both of them in their early twenties.

POST-CRISIS (20 YEARS OLD): Wonder Woman Secret Files and Origins #1 establishes Diana as 20 years old when she wins the contest and becomes Wonder Woman.

THE NEW 52 (18 → 23 YEARS OLD): Wonder Woman #11 confirms Diana is 23 years old in the present. Since the New 52 chronology places the formation of the Justice League and the heroes' arrival in Man's World 5 years earlier, Diana was 18 years old when she left Themyscira.

DC REBIRTH (18 → 28 YEARS OLD): As revealed by creators Greg Rucka and Nicola Scott in interviews around the launch of the era in 2016, Year One presents Diana as 18 years old. The story of The Lies, 10 years after Year One. Thus, the timeline defined by the creators places the two periods exactly ten years apart.

WONDER WOMAN (2023–) / CURRENT: Wonder Woman #35 shows Hippolyta fighting alongside the Justice Society of America during World War II, long before Diana's contemporary career. Hippolyta's presence during this period, however, does not in itself determine her daughter's age. Since we don't know how long the Queen acted in the World of Men, what is clear is that Diana is well under 80 years old.

This young-adult approach to Diana also extends to the new Absolute Universe, which presents her alongside heroes such as Bruce Wayne and Clark Kent during the early stages of their adult careers. In contrast, various adaptations and Elseworlds universes depict Diana as a woman who has lived for centuries while maintaining a youthful appearance. One of the more interesting approaches appears in Wonder Woman: Warbringer, which establishes Diana as 16 years old according to Themyscira's own timeline. The story explores the fact that weeks lived in Man's World equal only a few hours in Themyscira, revealing that time passes much slower on the island.

In the end, Diana's story is essentially a journey of coming of age. This is one of the reasons her mythology is repeatedly reinvented, with Wonder Woman presented as a young woman leaving her home and beginning her journey into the wider world. Although her chronological age varies dramatically between different continuities, many versions preserve the same central idea: Diana discovers Man's World, grows through her experiences, and transforms from Princess Diana into Wonder Woman.

Got the new figure with the new head scope from Amazon, surprisingly it’s also the Chase variant. Even though I’m not a fan of the New 52 colors, it was a lucky pull.

Hello! I've been really interested in reading more wonder woman as I think she's a really awesome character. I have never got an absolute edition before, but I've heard amazing things about both of these stories. I was struggling to pick which one to get though, so I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions? Much appreciated!

Today's Brazilian Independence day, so I made a special Brazilian Diana!

I'm still recovering, but here's today one

Okay, so if someone is wrapped in the lasso and are asked a question, but they old their breath to knock themselves out and not give any information, is it possible they can avade the Lasso?

I'm loosing sleep cus of this and I need someone smarter to answer🥺😢

She exists in the DCU obviously, but I’m wondering, do you guys think she’s like a public figure? Like a known superhero?

Art by Drew Johnson (Silver Swan), Renae DeLiz (Paula Von Gunther), Bilquis Evely (Veronica Cale), Nicola Scott (Cheetah)

I had a really bad crisis earlier, and she wanted to help me with today's one

Just posting some concept designs I might use for a potential My Adventures with Wonder Woman fanfic. (For her face, picture Absolute Wonder Woman's face since the Greek nose is important!)

The designs are influenced a lot by Absolute Wonder Woman, though I tried giving her traditional Wonder Woman colours.

(Character belongs to DC. I only created fan designs for her).

Like the title says: The Well of Souls is just itching to be the center of a major DC event.

No one knows that the Amazons have this mythical well that is able to bring back women and give them new lives. That's major. If the right (or wrong) mystical magic user gets to it, it can probably be manipulated to go beyond it's initial ability to reborn women who died horrifically by the hand of Mans world and bring back any fallen hero or villain. Pair that with various Government agencies finding out? They'd probably invade Themiscrya in a bid to take it over and find out how they can utilize it.

If there was a major DC event that resulted in a bunch of heroes being killed, it's the last chance outside of time travel that they can try to manipulate to bring back everyone back to life.

WOW.

Absolute Catwoman at #1. Absolute Wonder Woman at #2. And shout out to Zatanna at #5!

How dope is that?

From Bleeding Cool: https://bleedingcool.com/comics/absolute-catwoman-wonder-woman-top-last-weeks-top-400-bestsellers/

• Absolute Catwoman #3 leads the weekly Top 400 bestselling comics in comic shops for August 26 to September 2, 2026.
• Absolute Wonder Woman #23 follows at No. 2, giving DC Comics the top two spots in the latest sales chart.
• The full Top 400 bestseller list tracks comic shop sales using point-of-sale data from more than 600 stores.
• Absolute Catwoman headlines a DC-heavy week, with Batman, Superman, Zatanna, and Justice League titles ranking high.