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DC Comics [announced](http://www.themarysue.com/nycc-2014-dc-comics-wonder-woman-77-digital-series/) at New York Comic Con that following the success of digital comic _Batman ’66_ (inspired by the _Batman_ television show from the 1960s), a similar digital comic based on the 1970s _Wonder Woman_ show will debut in December. The six consecutive weekly chapters, written by Marc Andreyko with covers by Nicola Scott, will be collected and published in a print version in early 2015\. 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