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Wonder Woman: Black & Gold #6 Lee Bermejo Cover (DC, 2022) (NM/NM-)
Wonder Woman: Black & Gold #6 Lee Bermejo Cover (DC, 2022) (NM/NM-)
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Wonder Woman: Black & Gold #6 Lee Bermejo Cover (DC, 2022) – A Collector’s Masterpiece
Elevate your collection with the Wonder Woman: Black & Gold #6 Lee Bermejo Cover, a stunning finale to DC’s 2021–2022 anthology series celebrating Diana of Themyscira. Featuring a breathtaking cover by acclaimed artist Lee Bermejo, this issue is a must-have for investors and fans, blending compelling stories with high-value potential.
Key Appearances
This issue, published November 23, 2021, concludes the Wonder Woman: Black & Gold series with five gripping tales by writers Marguerite Sauvage, Liam Sharp, Christos Gage, Sheena Howard, and Michael W. Conrad. Artists include Sauvage, Sharp, Kevin Maguire, and Jamal Campbell. Stories highlight Diana inspiring a congresswoman to make a global impact, confronting a vengeful Amazon in a dreamworld, resolving a hostage crisis tied to her past, swapping powers with Giganta, and teaming with Nubia to stop Poseidon’s environmental retribution. Bermejo’s cover, depicting Wonder Woman in a noir-inspired black, white, and gold palette, is a visual triumph, enhancing its collectible allure.
This issue, published November 23, 2021, concludes the Wonder Woman: Black & Gold series with five gripping tales by writers Marguerite Sauvage, Liam Sharp, Christos Gage, Sheena Howard, and Michael W. Conrad. Artists include Sauvage, Sharp, Kevin Maguire, and Jamal Campbell. Stories highlight Diana inspiring a congresswoman to make a global impact, confronting a vengeful Amazon in a dreamworld, resolving a hostage crisis tied to her past, swapping powers with Giganta, and teaming with Nubia to stop Poseidon’s environmental retribution. Bermejo’s cover, depicting Wonder Woman in a noir-inspired black, white, and gold palette, is a visual triumph, enhancing its collectible allure.
Current Value
The Lee Bermejo Cover (Cover A) is highly sought after, with raw near-mint copies selling for $10–$25 on eBay and comic marketplaces like Midtown Comics. CGC 9.8 graded copies range from $50–$100, with the C2E2 Virgin Variant (limited to 1,500 copies with COA) commanding $30–$75 raw and $100–$150 graded. Bermejo’s reputation, bolstered by works like Joker and Lex Luthor: Man of Steel, drives demand, especially for signed and remarqued giclée prints (30" x 20", limited to 50) valued at $750. X posts reflect strong collector enthusiasm for Bermejo’s art.
The Lee Bermejo Cover (Cover A) is highly sought after, with raw near-mint copies selling for $10–$25 on eBay and comic marketplaces like Midtown Comics. CGC 9.8 graded copies range from $50–$100, with the C2E2 Virgin Variant (limited to 1,500 copies with COA) commanding $30–$75 raw and $100–$150 graded. Bermejo’s reputation, bolstered by works like Joker and Lex Luthor: Man of Steel, drives demand, especially for signed and remarqued giclée prints (30" x 20", limited to 50) valued at $750. X posts reflect strong collector enthusiasm for Bermejo’s art.
Expected Value and Trends
The comic market’s growth (projected $17.69B in 2025 to $26.75B by 2032) supports robust appreciation for Bermejo’s limited variants, with CGC 9.8 copies potentially rising 12–20% annually. The C2E2 Virgin Variant’s scarcity and COA enhance its appeal, with values possibly hitting $200–$300 by 2028. Upcoming DCU projects, like the Absolute Universe or Wonder Woman media, could spike interest, as seen in X buzz around Bermejo’s covers. Events like San Diego Comic-Con 2025, featuring Bermejo, may further boost demand.
The comic market’s growth (projected $17.69B in 2025 to $26.75B by 2032) supports robust appreciation for Bermejo’s limited variants, with CGC 9.8 copies potentially rising 12–20% annually. The C2E2 Virgin Variant’s scarcity and COA enhance its appeal, with values possibly hitting $200–$300 by 2028. Upcoming DCU projects, like the Absolute Universe or Wonder Woman media, could spike interest, as seen in X buzz around Bermejo’s covers. Events like San Diego Comic-Con 2025, featuring Bermejo, may further boost demand.
Why Invest Now?
With its rich storytelling, Bermejo’s iconic art, and limited variants, Wonder Woman: Black & Gold #6 is a strategic investment. Its cultural significance and market momentum make it a cornerstone for collectors. Secure this issue or its C2E2 Virgin Variant now to capitalize on rising values and own a piece of Diana’s legacy. Visit our site to purchase or explore grading options.
With its rich storytelling, Bermejo’s iconic art, and limited variants, Wonder Woman: Black & Gold #6 is a strategic investment. Its cultural significance and market momentum make it a cornerstone for collectors. Secure this issue or its C2E2 Virgin Variant now to capitalize on rising values and own a piece of Diana’s legacy. Visit our site to purchase or explore grading options.
