WONDER WOMAN Logo
A flat, bright yellow stylized double "W" monogram rendered as a winged emblem on a solid black background. The mark is symmetrical, composed of two stacked, angular W shapes that extend outward into three horizontal wing-like bars on each...
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About WONDER WOMAN
A flat, bright yellow stylized double "W" monogram rendered as a winged emblem on a solid black background. The mark is symmetrical, composed of two stacked, angular W shapes that extend outward into three horizontal wing-like bars on each side, ending in rounded tips.
The design is bold and geometric with sharp chevrons and clean negative space between the stacked W forms and the horizontal wing bars. No text appears in the image; the emblem reads as a standalone icon.
What's in it: stylized W monogram wings
Shapes: double-chevron monogram winged bars symmetrical emblem sharp angles
Style: bold flat geometric minimalist superhero/iconic
Winged monogram suggests speed, flight and strength; the double W reads as an initial/monogram.
Colors
Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →
WONDER WOMAN Logo History
This is the emblem of Wonder Woman, a DC Comics superhero created by William Moulton Marston (writer) and H. G. Peter (artist) in 1941. The stylized double-W winged logo has been used across comics, television and film adaptations, including modern cinematic versions in the DC film universe.
Frequently asked
What character does this emblem belong to?
It is the emblem of the superhero Wonder Woman.
Is there any text in the logo?
No — the design is a standalone stylized monogram (double W) with wing elements.
What are the main colors?
Bright yellow (primary) on a black background (secondary).