When Wonder Woman hit movie theaters around the world, a whole new audience glimpsed the island home of the DC superheroine, and the classical culture of the legendary Amazons. Now as fans wait for the arrival of the movie sequel, they'll be able to take a guided tour through Themyscira led by Diana herself, thanks to Wonder Woman: The Way of The Amazons from Insight Editions.

The publisher of previous superhero guides like Anatomy of a Metahuman and Batman: The Definitive History Of The Dark Knight, Insight is back with a beautifully illustrated exploration of Themyscira, and the history, mythology, and society of the Amazons (and Diana's own perspective on the home she left behind to become a hero to the world outside). And Screen Rant is pleased to offer an exclusive preview for fans.

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The book has been crafted out of decades of DC Comics lore, and condensed through author J.E. Bright and illustrator Steffi Walthall. Whether it's a young movie fan looking to dive into a world only glimpsed in the Wonder Woman film, or older readers curious to know more about the Amazons' blend of classical culture and kangaroo-filled fantasy, The Way of The Amazons looks to be a welcome read for any fan. Readers can find the full synopsis for the book, scheduled to release on August 4th, below:

Explore the mysteries of Wonder Woman’s ancient homeland and follow her journey into the modern world with this engaging int eractive history of the Amazons: WONDER WOMAN: THE WAY OF THE Amazons. Herewith lie the secrets of Themyscira, the home of the Amazon Warriors and their princess, Diana. When Wonder Woman left paradise to journey to the modern world, she brought with her reproductions of the secret archives of her homeland of Themyscira.

Wonder Woman: The Way of the Amazons is a fascinating collection of history and artifacts from Diana’s homeland, which unlocks the mysteries of the Amazons and their hidden island with stunning original illustrations, and wondrous special features including pages that open up, removable treasures, and more. Get a rare glimpse into Amazon traditions and explore their lush and beautiful home, including the exotic bestiary of mythical creatures, kangas, and more.Then follow Diana as she shares her personal tale of entering the modern world and grow from a young Amazon Princess to become Wonder Woman.

While readers might wonder how such archival documents might stand the test of time--traveling from Themyscira to the modern day in Wonder Woman's possession--the good news is they can wonder no more. Below is the full cover art for Wonder Woman: The Way of The Amazons, as well as an exclusive look at Wonder Woman's signature weapons and armor, and the promise she made to herself when beginning her mission in man's world. Enjoy:

Insight Editions has also made a selection of pages available for preview before the book is released on August 4th, so readers can find them all embedded below. And while the book is deemed appropriate for children as young as ages 8-12, it's hard to think of a Wonder Woman-loving family who wouldn't enjoy the kinds of trivia, lore, and insider information compiled within. And narrated by Diana herself, no less!

J. E. Bright has written more than 90 novels, novelizations, novelty books, storybook apps, and non-fiction books for young readers and young adults. Steffi Walthall is an illustrator and character designer who has always been drawn to strong, fearless women, whether in history or in fiction. Steffi loves human-centric stories and creating images that celebrate and embrace diversity (and usually including a lady with a sword and armor). When not working on an illustration, she can be found searching for inspiration in a book or out in nature with her Polaroid camera looking for another story to begin.

Wonder Woman: The Way of The Amazons is available for preorder now, before its official release on August 4th, 2020.

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