Superman/Wonder Woman Books in Order

Charles Soule's Superman/Wonder Woman starts from a simple but loaded idea: Clark Kent and Diana of Themyscira are a couple. Both are among the most powerful people on Earth, both have heavy public responsibilities, and neither can easily leave work at the office.

The series treats their relationship as part romance, part partnership, and part test of how two very different heroes solve problems. Superman often wants to protect everyone he can. Wonder Woman brings a warrior's discipline and a sharper willingness to confront danger directly.

They can save the world. Dating is harder.

The early volumes, beginning with Power Couple, put the pair against threats large enough to challenge them physically while also asking what they owe each other emotionally. Their private lives are never entirely private, and every crisis gives enemies a possible way to exploit that fact.

The run also connects to wider DC events, including Superman: Doomed. That means the central relationship is sometimes tested by forces that reach beyond this title, but the collection order helps keep the main story clear.

This is a good choice for readers who want a superhero book with equal attention to action and character dynamics. Diana is not there to be rescued, and Clark is not simply an invincible solution. Soule writes them as two people trying to make room for each other while their responsibilities keep getting bigger.

Start with Power Couple, then continue through War and Peace and the later collections for the full arc.