History ComicBook / WonderWomanBlackAndGold

* {{Ruritania}}: "Espionage" is set in the fictional Eastern European of Modora.

* NotSoDifferent: "The Acquaintance" makes note of the similarities Diana and Circe share; both being demigoddess offspring of gods associated with the sky (Zeus and Helios), their immortality meaning they'll outlive most everyone they know, and have been in relationships with headstrong muscle-bound types (Superman and Odysseus).

--> '''Wonder Woman:''' ''"It's pretty simple, really"''

* DarkerAndEdgier: "Espionage" is a version of this for the "Mod era" of Wonder Woman in comparison to the tone of the actual comics published during that time.

** The ending of "We Built A Better World" has Diana and Hippolyta paying tribute to the memorial of [[spoiler: [[Characters/WonderWomanSteveTrevor Steve Trevor]] on Themyscira]]

* DeliberatelyMonochrome: "Without Love" is set mostly in black and white due to the emotion of love being taken away by the god, Eros.
* DistantFinale: The ending of "I'm Ageless" reveals it's set long after not only the scenes set in World War II, but also scenes of Diana interacting with the Justice League, as Diana passes by [[spoiler: Franchise/{{Batman}}'s grave]] in a cemetery.

* StickyFingers: After helping stop a bank robbery, Etta Candy tries to make off with all the bank's free candy.
* TheWeirdSisters: In "The Wager", it's revealed Diana forged the Lasso of Truth with help from the Fates (Clotho, Lachesis, and Atropos).

* UsefulNotes/WorldWarII: "I'm Ageless" is set during the war in 1944 France.

** "What Doesn't Kill You" has Diana encounter the spectres of defeated enemies of hers from previous stories, courtesy of [[spoiler: [[Characters/WonderWomanCirce Circe]]]]; Medusa from Creator/GregRucka's [[ComicBook/WonderWoman1987 first run]], and the Goddess Diana from Creator/WaltSimonson's run.

* GraveMarkingScene: In "I'm Ageless", Diana visits the grave of an American G.I. turned Senator she knew back during World War II.

* SiblingRivalry: Diana and Nubia are stated to have this in "A Common Motivator", though they put it aside when it comes to besting Artemis in a competition between the Themyscira and Bana Amazon tribes.

** "I'm Ageless" starts up with Diana accompanying American G.I.s through France during World War 2.

* AffablyEvil: Circe in "The Acquaintance" gets on rather well when Diana comes to her mansion looking for [[spoiler: Superman]].

* BlatantBurglar: In "Golden Age", set in 1948, a trio of bank robbers are dressed in stereotypical bank robber getup of domino masks, black and white striped shirts, and a flat cap on one of them.

** "What Doesn't Kill You" has Diana encounter the spectres of defeated enemies of hers from previous stories, courtesy of [[spoiler: [[Characters/WonderWomanCirce Circe]] ]]; Medusa from Creator/GregRucka's [[ComicBook/WonderWoman1987 first run]] and the Goddess Diana from Creator/WaltSimonson's short run.
** When dealing with an invading First Born in "A God With No Name", Diana obstructs her vision with a piece of cloth a reference to her famous fight with Medusa from Creator/GregRucka's first run.

* ColorMotif: Black and gold, obviously. Gold also being a color traditionally associated with justice, wisdom, heroism, and royalty. All characteristics associated with Wonder Woman.

* DistantFinale: The ending of "I'm Ageless" reveals it's set long after not only the scenes set in WW2 but also scenes of Diana interacting with the Justice League as Diana passes by [[spoiler: Franchise/{{Batman}}'s grave]] in a cemetery.
* DreamEpisode: "Homecoming" is almost entirely Diana having an eerie dream of returning to a seemingly empty Themyscira.
* FisherKing: The world becomes monochrome and devoid of the emotion of love when Eros[[note]] also known by his Roman name, Cupid [[/note]], god of love and sex, rips out his own heart with Eris' encouragement.
* FriendlyEnemy: Diana and [[Characters/WonderWomanCirce Circe]] have this in "The Acquaintance"
* LetUsNeverSpeakOfThisAgain: [[spoiler: Franchise/{{Superman}}]]'s request at the end of "The Acquaintance" when Diana turns him back into human after Circe turned him into a Guinea Pig.

* NoirEpisode: The premise of "The Wager" is Diana in a noir-like interrogation scene with a man whose committed embezzlement and, likely, murder.

* TheWeirdSisters: In "The Wager", it's revealed Diana forged the lasso with help from the Fates (Clotho, Lachesis, and Atropos).

** When dealing with an invading First Born in "The God With No Name", Diana obstructs her vision with a piece of cloth a reference to her famous fight with Medusa from Creator/GregRucka's first run.

* LetUsNeverSpeakOfThisAgain: [[spoiler: ComicBook/Superman]]'s request at the end of "The Acquaintance" when Diana turns him back into human after Circe turned him into a Guinea Pig.

* WhoWantsToLiveForever: Dealt with in the story "I'm Ageless", with Batman and Wonder Woman having a back-and-forth on how serious she actually takes being a superhero given her immortality makes it so she'll outlive virtually every friend, ally, and even enemy she'll ever know.

** * When dealing with an invading First Born in "The God With No Name", Diana obstructs her vision with a piece of cloth a reference to her famous fight with Medusa from Creator/GregRucka's first run.

* NoirEpisode: The premise of "The Wager" is Diana in noir-like interrogation scene with a man whose committed embezzlement and, likely, murder.

* CallBack: "What Doesn't Kill You" has Diana encounter the spectres of defeated enemies of hers from previous stories, courtesy of [[spoiler: [[Characters/WonderWomanCirce Circe]] ]]; Medusa from Creator/GregRucka's [[ComicBook/WonderWoman1987 first run]] and the Goddess Diana from Creator/WaltSimonson's short run.

* FisherKing: The world becomes monochrome and devoid of the emotion of love when Eros[[note]] also known by his Roman name, Cupid [[/note]], rips out his own heart with Eris' encouragement.
* LetUsNeverSpeakOfThisAgain: Superman's request at the end of "The Acquaintance" when Diana turns him back into human after Circe turned him into a Guinea Pig.
* MyBelovedSmother: Hippolyta's characterization in "Mother's Daughter".

* CallBack: "What Doesn't Kill You" has Diana encounter the spectres of defeated enemies of hers from previous stories, courtesy of [[spoiler: Characters/WonderWomanCirce]]; Medusa from Creator/GregRucka's [[ComicBook/WonderWoman1987 first run]] and the Goddess Diana from Creator/WaltSimonson's short run.

* CallBack: "What Doesn't Kill You" has Diana encounter the spectres of defeated enemies of hers from previous stories, courtesy of [[spoiler: Circe]]; Medusa from Creator/GregRucka's [[ComicBook/WonderWoman1987 first run]] and the Goddess Diana from Creator/WaltSimonson's short run.

'''''Wonder Woman: Black and Gold''''' is an AnthologyComic published by Creator/DCComics in celebration of Franchise/WonderWoman's [[MilestoneCelebration 80th Anniversary]]. Another entry in DC's anthology series playing on the two-color palette concept, the series is a six issue miniseries with each issue being a collection of a stories from an assortment of different writers and artists with stories that can vary greatly in setting, tone, and genre. The choice of the color gold being honor of the Lasso of Truth, Wonder Woman's [[WeaponOfChoice signature weapon]].

* BlatantBurglar: In "Golden Age", a trio of bank robbers are dressed in stereotypical bank robber getup of domino masks, black and white striped shirts, and a flat cap on one of them.

* WhoWantsToLiveForever: Dealt with in the story "I'm Ageless", with Batman and Wonder Woman having a back-and-forth on how serious she actually takes being a superhero given her immortality makes it so she'll outlive virtually every friend or ally she'll ever know.

* ColorMotif: Black and gold, obviously. Gold also being a color traditionally associated with justice, wisdom, heroism, and royalty. AlL characteristics associated with Wonder Woman.

'''''Wonder Woman: Black and Gold''''' is an AnthologyComic published by Creator/DCComics in celebration of Franchise/WonderWoman's [[MilestoneCelebration 80th Anniversary]]. Another entry in DC's anthology series playing on the two-color palette concept, the series is a six issue miniseries with each issue being a collection of a stories from an assortment of different writers and artists with stories that can vary greatly in setting, tone, and genre. The choice of the color gold being honor of the Lasso of Truth, Wonder Woman's [[WeaponOfChoice signature weapon]].

'''''Wonder Woman: Black and Hold''''' is an AnthologyComic published by Creator/DCComics in celebration of Franchise/WonderWoman's [[MilestoneCelebration 80th Anniversary]]. Another entry in DC's anthology series playing on the two-color palette concept, the series is a six issue miniseries with each issue being a collection of a stories from an assortment of different writers and artists with stories that can vary greatly in setting, tone, and genre. The choice of the color gold being honor of the Lasso of Truth, Wonder Woman's [[WeaponOfChoice signature weapon]].

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