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DC Comics collects 'Wonder Woman: The Twelve Labors'
Published Sunday, Jan 22 2012, 13:56 GMT | By Hugh Armitage | Add comment
DC Comics is to reprint the classic Wonder Woman story 'The Twelve Labors'.
The two-year 1970s arc, which ran from Wonder Woman #212-222, saw the return of the Amazon princess to the Justice League of America.
In the '60s she had abandoned her superhero identity and become a boutique-owning, Emma Peel-style crime fighter.
In 'The Twelve Labors', Wonder Woman returns to her original role and embarks on a Herculean quest to prove that she is still fit to be a member of the Justice League.
Wonder Woman was rebooted by Brian Azzarello and Cliff Chiang last year as part of DC's New 52, revealing a secret rebooted origin for the character.
Wonder Woman: The Twelve Labors is scheduled for release in July.
The two-year 1970s arc, which ran from Wonder Woman #212-222, saw the return of the Amazon princess to the Justice League of America.
In the '60s she had abandoned her superhero identity and become a boutique-owning, Emma Peel-style crime fighter.
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In 'The Twelve Labors', Wonder Woman returns to her original role and embarks on a Herculean quest to prove that she is still fit to be a member of the Justice League.
Wonder Woman was rebooted by Brian Azzarello and Cliff Chiang last year as part of DC's New 52, revealing a secret rebooted origin for the character.
Wonder Woman: The Twelve Labors is scheduled for release in July.
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