I’ll be real with you: as a gamer and a collector, I’ve always had a soft spot for physical media that goes the extra mile. Back in 2021, Mondo teamed up with Warner Bros. and WaterTower Music for a special vinyl release of the Wonder Woman 1984 soundtrack, and even now in 2026, that drop still lives rent-free in my head. The film picks up just over 65 years after the events of the first Wonder Woman, with Gal Gadot’s Diana still reeling from the loss of Chris Pine’s Steve Trevor. But as she tries to figure out the mystery behind his surprise return, she has to throw down against the smooth-talking businessman Maxwell Lord and the ferocious Cheetah.

Honestly, the announcement came hot on the heels of Mondo’s special vinyl release for Zack Snyder’s Justice League—talk about a one-two punch for DC fans, right? The WW84 set is a three-disc vinyl pressing of Hans Zimmer’s score, and it’s an absolute looker. La Boca handled the artwork, and the whole thing is housed in a tri-fold jacket with holofoil elements that catch the light like Diana’s lasso. The pressing also features liner notes from writer and director Patty Jenkins, which is a neat little cherry on top.

The colorways are where things get spicy. Mondo offered a special 180-gram fireworks colored vinyl exclusive to their webstore with a limited inventory of 1,000 copies, plus 180-gram black vinyl and swirl-colored vinyl through select independent retailers. I remember refreshing the page like a madman on sale day. The vinyl was set to retail at $45, while both posters were $50, and everything went live on June 30.

Mondo Record Label Manager Mo Shafeek didn’t hold back either. He said: ‘Hans Zimmer’s score to Wonder Woman 1984 is quite possibly my favorite piece of superhero film scoring since John Williams’ Superman: The Movie and Danny Elfman’s Batman. I know that sounds hyperbolic, but even before our test pressings arrived, it was one of my most listened to albums on Spotify of the last 6 months. It’s that good. I can’t wait for you to hear how good it sounds on vinyl out of big speakers.’ That’s high praise, and honestly, he wasn’t wrong. The score is a banger.

Here’s a quick rundown of the release details:

When it comes to superhero flicks, the score can make or break the whole vibe. The Avengers movies would hit way different without Alan Silvestri’s iconic themes, and the classic Spider-Man tune has been synonymous with Peter Parker since the 1960s. Hans Zimmer’s Wonder Woman 1984 score is up there with the greats, delivering that perfect blend of synthwave, orchestral power, and emotional pull. Listening to it on wax is a whole different animal—digital streams are fine, but vinyl gives the music a warm, physical presence that just hits different.

Let’s be honest: Wonder Woman 1984 got a mixed reception compared to the first film. Some folks vibed with it, others were left scratching their heads. But even the naysayers couldn’t deny that the score was straight fire. By 2026, this Mondo release has become a buried treasure for collectors. The fireworks colored vinyl, in particular, is the one everyone wants—limited to a thousand copies, it vanished faster than a cheat code at a speedrunning event. These days, you might have to hunt through secondary markets or local record shops to snag one, and the prices have definitely climbed.

I’ve spun my copy more times than I can count, and every time the needle drops on that first track, I get the same rush. There’s something special about owning a piece of a film you love, especially when the packaging is this gorgeous. The La Boca artwork is bold, colorful, and packed with that 1984 Miami neon energy. It looks killer on a shelf next to other collector’s editions.

So, if you’re a DC fan, a vinyl junkie, or just someone who appreciates top-tier movie soundtracks, this is a no-brainer addition to your collection. While the original June 30 sale date is long gone, the hunt is half the fun. Wonder Woman 1984 itself is currently available on 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray, DVD, and streaming on HBO Max—though by 2026, you can also find it on major platforms and digital storefronts.

At the end of the day, Mondo, Warner Bros., and WaterTower Music delivered a vinyl package that still slaps. Whether you’re a gamer who likes to queue up epic scores during long sessions or a movie buff who wants to appreciate Zimmer’s craftsmanship, this release is a gem. I’m telling you, the first time you hear those drums rumble through big speakers, you’ll understand exactly why this one was worth the hype.