If you are referring to the chronological numbering sometimes used for modern collections or digital archives, these issues likely refer to the and DC Rebirth eras.
: Written largely by Greg Rucka, these issues focus on "The Lies," exploring Diana's origin and the realization that her memories of Themyscira may have been manipulated. Reading Order & Availability Wonder Woman 151-200.zip
: You can read the entire catalog of these issues on DC UNIVERSE INFINITE , which offers a comprehensive digital library for all eras of Wonder Woman. If you are referring to the chronological numbering
: Diana loses her powers and trains in martial arts under the mentorship of I Ching . She operates as a secret agent-style adventurer. Notable events include: #178 : The start of the depowered era. : Diana loses her powers and trains in
This run covers the transition from the mid-1960s to the early 1970s. It features the controversial "Mod Wonder Woman" era, where Diana Prince gave up her powers to remain in "Man's World" after the Amazons departed for another dimension.
: The finale of the depowered arc where Diana eventually regains her powers and costume. Wonder Woman Vol. 4 (#151–200)
: You can find these issues in trade paperbacks such as Wonder Woman: Diana Prince: Celebrating the '60s Omnibus or modern volumes like Wonder Woman Vol. 1: The Lies .