Wonder Comics (DC Comics)

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Wonder Comics is an imprint of DC Comics, a major American comic book publisher. The imprint was launched in 2018 and is curated by writer Brian Michael Bendis. Wonder Comics focuses on stories that appeal to a younger audience, featuring a mix of new characters and reimagined versions of classic DC characters.

History[edit | edit source]

Wonder Comics was announced in 2018 as part of DC Comics' initiative to diversify its offerings and attract a younger readership. The imprint was spearheaded by Brian Michael Bendis, who had recently joined DC Comics after a long tenure at Marvel Comics. Bendis brought his unique storytelling style and a fresh perspective to the new line of comics.

Titles[edit | edit source]

Wonder Comics launched with several titles, each featuring a different set of characters and storylines:

Young Justice - This series reintroduced the popular team of young heroes, including Superboy, Robin, Impulse, and others. The series explores their adventures as they navigate the challenges of being young superheroes.

Naomi - Created by Brian Michael Bendis, David F. Walker, and Jamal Campbell, this series follows a young girl named Naomi who discovers her hidden origins and extraordinary powers. The story delves into themes of identity and belonging.

Dial H for Hero - This series reimagines the classic concept of the H-Dial, a magical device that transforms its user into a different superhero each time it is used. The story follows two teenagers, Miguel and Summer, as they uncover the mysteries of the H-Dial.

Wonder Twins - This series brings back the iconic sibling duo, Zan and Jayna, known for their ability to transform into various forms. The story combines humor and action as the Wonder Twins adjust to life on Earth and their roles as superheroes.

Amethyst - This series follows Princess Amethyst of Gemworld as she returns to her magical homeland to confront new threats and uncover secrets about her past.

Key Characters[edit | edit source]

Impact[edit | edit source]

Wonder Comics has been praised for its fresh take on classic characters and its appeal to a younger demographic. The imprint has introduced new characters and storylines that have resonated with readers, contributing to the diversity and richness of the DC Universe.