Wonder Woman: The Bronze Age Omnibus Vol. 1

Wonder Woman returns to her heroic roots in the Bronze Age era of myth, adventure, and reinvention with the first volume omnibus release.
As the 1970s got underway, Diana Price embarked on a new hero's journey of adventure and self-discovery that would reconnect her with her Amazonian roots and cement her position as one of the central figures in DC Comics' pantheon of legends.
During this pivotal period, a new generation of restless young creators (including writers like Martin Pasko, Cary Bates, Gerry Conway, and Steve Englehart and artists like Ric Estrada, Dick Dillin, José Delbo, and Ramona Fradon) energized the daughter of Hippolyta with an ever-escalating series of earthly and unearthly challenges—forging in the process a timeless tales that would shape her legacy for decades to come!
Collects all the Amazon Princess's adventures in Man's World from the pages of Wonder Woman #204-227; Justice League of America #128-129, #143, and #146; The Brave and the Bold #131 and #140; Freedom Fighters #4-5; Metal Men #56; Secret Origins #3; Super Friends #11; Super-Team Family #14; Supergirl #9; and Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #136.