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Wonder Woman (2016) - #750
Cover Artist:
Joshua Middleton 1940's Cover
Cover Date: March 2020
Cover Price: US $ 9.99
Multiple Stories by different Writers and Artists
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My breakdown of issue 750
Wonder Woman issue 750 is a 96 page extra sized spectacular deluxe edition issue for the start of the legacy renumbering. If you add all the issues from volume 1 to volume 5 you would come up with 749 issues. Issue 750 is the start to get us to issue 1,000 as DC did with Superman and Batman. This is fitting to include Wonder Woman to complete the trinity of DC’s starting heroes. Within this issue we find 9 different stories by multiple writers and artists:
“The Wild Hunt” Finale
Written By: Steve Orlando
Art By: Jesus Merino
In this story that concludes the current story line we find Hera, Cheetah and Wonder Woman in battle and taken into a world of truth built by the lasso of truth so each can air out their grievances truthfully. Wonder Woman uses this advantage to get Cheetah to submit and quit her battle as she runs away. Wonder Woman tells Hera she doesn’t need her anymore and returns to Themyscira to place the God Killer sword in her mother’s care while re-forging her broken bracelets into new ones. In conclusion Wonder Woman redefines her mission to that as a mission for truth. We do get a surprise twist at the end with Boston police at her apartment to arrest her and leaving the cliff hanger for another story arc to start up.
“From Small Things, Mama”
Written By: Gail Simone
Art By: Colleen Doran
We find Star Blossom helping to rescue children from a burning building when Wonder Woman shows up to help. Afterwards Wonder Woman is invited to dinner with Star Blossom and her parents when Queen Hyppolyta shows up with bad news about the passing of a great megalodons shark that Diana grew up with. But Star Blossom help console Wonder Woman’s grief and they ended the issue with all happy returning to dinner.
“The Interrogation”
Written By: Mariko Tamaki
Art By: Elena Casagrande
Wonder Woman is being interrogated in a police station when the officer turns out to be Ares the God of War and in turn gets interrogated and captured by Wonder Woman.
“Never Change”
Written By: Greg Ruka
Art By: Nicola Scott
Its Mardi Gras in New Orleans French Quarter and Wonder Woman meets up with Circ for help in changing Cheetah back into Barbara Ann, Cheetah refuses to be changed back and Wonder Woman pledges to never give up on her.
“To Leave Paradise”
Written By: Kami Garcia
Art By: Phil Hester
Here we get a basic retelling of a young Dianna wondering what the world of men is like and the story ending with a plane falling out of the sky.
“Emergency Visit”
Written By: Shannon Hale & Dean Hale
Art By: Riley Rossmo
Wonder Woman battles with Kalibak and gets a call via the Justice League that she is needed on Themyscira to help fight a Hydra that as it turns out was purposely set loose by Queen Hyppolyta as a method to get a visit from her daughter.
“To Me”
Written By: Marguerite Bennett
Art By: Laura Braga
A simple story of the DC Bombshell girls, each one is separately telling their relationship between themselves and of Wonder Woman.
“Always”
Written By: Vita Ayala
Art By: Amancay Nahuelpan
Story of Vanessa Kapatelis an ARGUS inpatient who used to be the Silver Swan, this story goes back to issue 38 of Wonder Woman rebirth and is a really good must read arc. We get a small glimpse of the retailing of the original story with a current visit from Wonder Woman checking in on her and how she is doing today.
“A Brave New World”
Written By: Scott Snyder
Art By: Bryan Hitch
It’s 1939 at the New York World’s Fair and President Roosevelt is making a speach when an assassination attempt on him is stopped by Wonder Woman who announces herself and her willingness to help stop a war that is about to come. In the last panel we see a guy in a crowd wearing g a Green Lantern ring with the caption ‘The Beginning…”
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Wonder Woman (2016) - #750
Cover Artist:
Alex Ross Art Homage Cover
Cover Date: March 2020
Cover Price: US $ 9.99
Multiple Stories by different Writers and Artists
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My breakdown of issue 750
Wonder Woman issue 750 is a 96 page extra sized spectacular deluxe edition issue for the start of the legacy renumbering. If you add all the issues from volume 1 to volume 5 you would come up with 749 issues. Issue 750 is the start to get us to issue 1,000 as DC did with Superman and Batman. This is fitting to include Wonder Woman to complete the trinity of DC’s starting heroes. Within this issue we find 9 different stories by multiple writers and artists:
“The Wild Hunt” Finale
Written By: Steve Orlando
Art By: Jesus Merino
In this story that concludes the current story line we find Hera, Cheetah and Wonder Woman in battle and taken into a world of truth built by the lasso of truth so each can air out their grievances truthfully. Wonder Woman uses this advantage to get Cheetah to submit and quit her battle as she runs away. Wonder Woman tells Hera she doesn’t need her anymore and returns to Themyscira to place the God Killer sword in her mother’s care while re-forging her broken bracelets into new ones. In conclusion Wonder Woman redefines her mission to that as a mission for truth. We do get a surprise twist at the end with Boston police at her apartment to arrest her and leaving the cliff hanger for another story arc to start up.
“From Small Things, Mama”
Written By: Gail Simone
Art By: Colleen Doran
We find Star Blossom helping to rescue children from a burning building when Wonder Woman shows up to help. Afterwards Wonder Woman is invited to dinner with Star Blossom and her parents when Queen Hyppolyta shows up with bad news about the passing of a great megalodons shark that Diana grew up with. But Star Blossom help console Wonder Woman’s grief and they ended the issue with all happy returning to dinner.
“The Interrogation”
Written By: Mariko Tamaki
Art By: Elena Casagrande
Wonder Woman is being interrogated in a police station when the officer turns out to be Ares the God of War and in turn gets interrogated and captured by Wonder Woman.
“Never Change”
Written By: Greg Ruka
Art By: Nicola Scott
Its Mardi Gras in New Orleans French Quarter and Wonder Woman meets up with Circ for help in changing Cheetah back into Barbara Ann, Cheetah refuses to be changed back and Wonder Woman pledges to never give up on her.
“To Leave Paradise”
Written By: Kami Garcia
Art By: Phil Hester
Here we get a basic retelling of a young Dianna wondering what the world of men is like and the story ending with a plane falling out of the sky.
“Emergency Visit”
Written By: Shannon Hale & Dean Hale
Art By: Riley Rossmo
Wonder Woman battles with Kalibak and gets a call via the Justice League that she is needed on Themyscira to help fight a Hydra that as it turns out was purposely set loose by Queen Hyppolyta as a method to get a visit from her daughter.
“To Me”
Written By: Marguerite Bennett
Art By: Laura Braga
A simple story of the DC Bombshell girls, each one is separately telling their relationship between themselves and of Wonder Woman.
“Always”
Written By: Vita Ayala
Art By: Amancay Nahuelpan
Story of Vanessa Kapatelis an ARGUS inpatient who used to be the Silver Swan, this story goes back to issue 38 of Wonder Woman rebirth and is a really good must read arc. We get a small glimpse of the retailing of the original story with a current visit from Wonder Woman checking in on her and how she is doing today.
“A Brave New World”
Written By: Scott Snyder
Art By: Bryan Hitch
It’s 1939 at the New York World’s Fair and President Roosevelt is making a speach when an assassination attempt on him is stopped by Wonder Woman who announces herself and her willingness to help stop a war that is about to come. In the last panel we see a guy in a crowd wearing g a Green Lantern ring with the caption ‘The Beginning…”
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Wonder Woman (2016) - #57
"The Witching Hour Part 4"
Writer:
James Tynion IV
Penciller:
Emanuela Lupacchino
Inker:
Ray McCarthy
Colorist:
Romulo Fajardo Jr.
Editors:
Chris D. Conroy
Robert 'Bob' Harras
Patrick 'Pat' McCallum
Jamie S. Rich
Dave Wielgosz
Cover Artist:
David Yardin
Cover Date: December 2018
Cover Price: US $ 3.99
Synopsis:
As Hecate's new world is born, Wonder Woman is under the goddess' total control! This is magic's darkest hour-one of the most powerful magicians of all time may not survive!
Featured Characters:
Justice League Dark
Detective Chimp
Man-Bat
Swamp Thing
Wonder Woman
Zatanna
Supporting Characters:
Deadman
John Constantine
Witchfire (As a spirit)
Villains:
Hecate (Behind the scenes)
Black Orchid (Possessed)
Manitou Dawn (Possessed)
Other Characters:
Parliament of Trees
Rama Kushna (Voice only)
Sisterhood of the Sleight Hand
Enchantress (June Moone)
Nightshade
Traci 13
Gods of Olympus (Mentioned only)
Hera (Mentioned only)
Locations:
Earth
Brazil
Amazon Rainforest
Tibet
Nanda Parbat
Earth's Moon (Hallucination)
Oblivion Bar
Myrra (Mentioned only)
Concepts:
The Green (Mentioned only)
The Red (Mentioned only)
The Rot (Mentioned only)
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My breakdown of issue 57
The Witching Hour story arc part 4 honestly made little to no sense in this issue without reading the full event. Mostly here we find Wonder Woman trapped in Hecate’s mind represented as a moon, John Constantine tries to free her only to end up possibly killing her.
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Shazam! (2019) - #1
"Shazam! and the Seven Magic Lands!”
2nd Printing
Writer:
Geoff Johns
Letterer:
Rob Leigh
Editors:
Brian Cunningham
Robert 'Bob' Harras
Patrick 'Pat' McCallum
Andrea Shea
Cover Artists:
Dale Eaglesham
Alex Sinclair
Cover Date: February 2019
Cover Price: US $ 4.99
Synopsis:
Teenager turned super-hero Billy Batson struggles to balance school and superheroics! (Guess which one is more fun?) But when Shazam unlocks a shocking secret deep within the Rock of Eternity, it challenges everything he knows about the worlds of magic and his family's future as its champions! Also, witness the bizarre team-up of Dr. Sivana and Mr. Mind as they set off to build a society all their own! Don't miss the start of an epic run in the making as 'Shazam and the Seven Realms' begins!
Featured Characters:
Shazam (Flashback and main story)
Supporting Characters:
Shazam Family
Darla Dudley
Eugene Choi
Lady Shazam
Pedro Peña
Shazam, Jr.
Other Characters:
C.C. Batson
Rosa Vasquez
The Wizard (Flashback only)
Victor Vasquez
Black Adam (Mentioned only)
Council of Eternity (Mentioned only)
Seven Deadly Sins (Mentioned only)
Superman (Mentioned only)
Locations:
Rock of Eternity (Flashback and main story)
The Station
United States of America
Philadelphia
Museum of the American Revolution
The Magiclands (Mentioned only)
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My breakdown of issue 1
Issue 1 is a fast and really great read, just the type of first issue you’d expect from Geoff Johns. While page one is the generic recap back story of how Billy got his powers, the issue shows us that this is one year later from when Billy not only got his powers but also a year after his foster parents Mr. and Mrs. Vasquez brought him to live with them. It’s also important to note that this series story line basically takes place 1 year after the 2019 Shazam movie, so if you haven’t read this series yet please watch the movie first.
During the issue the group goes to the Rock of Eternity after dinner and finds a room that had once not existed is now available to them; The Station. Within The Station they also discover the Map of the Magiclands on the wall and get the power turned on to the area as well.
We find this issue ending with Mr. and Mrs. Vasquez answering the front door with a visitor stating that he is Billy’s father.
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Total price I paid for this issue as a CGC 9.8: $21.00
I personally submitted this to CGC for grading
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Wonder Woman (2016) - #750
Cover Artist:
Nathan Szerdy Comics Elite Virgin Edition
Cover Date: March 2020
Cover Price: US $ 9.99
Multiple Stories by different Writers and Artists
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My breakdown of issue 750
Wonder Woman issue 750 is a 96 page extra sized spectacular deluxe edition issue for the start of the legacy renumbering. If you add all the issues from volume 1 to volume 5 you would come up with 749 issues. Issue 750 is the start to get us to issue 1,000 as DC did with Superman and Batman. This is fitting to include Wonder Woman to complete the trinity of DC’s starting heroes. Within this issue we find 9 different stories by multiple writers and artists:
“The Wild Hunt” Finale
Written By: Steve Orlando
Art By: Jesus Merino
In this story that concludes the current story line we find Hera, Cheetah and Wonder Woman in battle and taken into a world of truth built by the lasso of truth so each can air out their grievances truthfully. Wonder Woman uses this advantage to get Cheetah to submit and quit her battle as she runs away. Wonder Woman tells Hera she doesn’t need her anymore and returns to Themyscira to place the God Killer sword in her mother’s care while re-forging her broken bracelets into new ones. In conclusion Wonder Woman redefines her mission to that as a mission for truth. We do get a surprise twist at the end with Boston police at her apartment to arrest her and leaving the cliff hanger for another story arc to start up.
“From Small Things, Mama”
Written By: Gail Simone
Art By: Colleen Doran
We find Star Blossom helping to rescue children from a burning building when Wonder Woman shows up to help. Afterwards Wonder Woman is invited to dinner with Star Blossom and her parents when Queen Hyppolyta shows up with bad news about the passing of a great megalodons shark that Diana grew up with. But Star Blossom help console Wonder Woman’s grief and they ended the issue with all happy returning to dinner.
“The Interrogation”
Written By: Mariko Tamaki
Art By: Elena Casagrande
Wonder Woman is being interrogated in a police station when the officer turns out to be Ares the God of War and in turn gets interrogated and captured by Wonder Woman.
“Never Change”
Written By: Greg Ruka
Art By: Nicola Scott
Its Mardi Gras in New Orleans French Quarter and Wonder Woman meets up with Circ for help in changing Cheetah back into Barbara Ann, Cheetah refuses to be changed back and Wonder Woman pledges to never give up on her.
“To Leave Paradise”
Written By: Kami Garcia
Art By: Phil Hester
Here we get a basic retelling of a young Dianna wondering what the world of men is like and the story ending with a plane falling out of the sky.
“Emergency Visit”
Written By: Shannon Hale & Dean Hale
Art By: Riley Rossmo
Wonder Woman battles with Kalibak and gets a call via the Justice League that she is needed on Themyscira to help fight a Hydra that as it turns out was purposely set loose by Queen Hyppolyta as a method to get a visit from her daughter.
“To Me”
Written By: Marguerite Bennett
Art By: Laura Braga
A simple story of the DC Bombshell girls, each one is separately telling their relationship between themselves and of Wonder Woman.
“Always”
Written By: Vita Ayala
Art By: Amancay Nahuelpan
Story of Vanessa Kapatelis an ARGUS inpatient who used to be the Silver Swan, this story goes back to issue 38 of Wonder Woman rebirth and is a really good must read arc. We get a small glimpse of the retailing of the original story with a current visit from Wonder Woman checking in on her and how she is doing today.
“A Brave New World”
Written By: Scott Snyder
Art By: Bryan Hitch
It’s 1939 at the New York World’s Fair and President Roosevelt is making a speach when an assassination attempt on him is stopped by Wonder Woman who announces herself and her willingness to help stop a war that is about to come. In the last panel we see a guy in a crowd wearing g a Green Lantern ring with the caption ‘The Beginning…”
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Wonder Woman (2016) - #750
Cover Artist:
Nathan Szerdy Comics Elite Edition
Cover Date: March 2020
Cover Price: US $ 9.99
Multiple Stories by different Writers and Artists
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My breakdown of issue 750
Wonder Woman issue 750 is a 96 page extra sized spectacular deluxe edition issue for the start of the legacy renumbering. If you add all the issues from volume 1 to volume 5 you would come up with 749 issues. Issue 750 is the start to get us to issue 1,000 as DC did with Superman and Batman. This is fitting to include Wonder Woman to complete the trinity of DC’s starting heroes. Within this issue we find 9 different stories by multiple writers and artists:
“The Wild Hunt” Finale
Written By: Steve Orlando
Art By: Jesus Merino
In this story that concludes the current story line we find Hera, Cheetah and Wonder Woman in battle and taken into a world of truth built by the lasso of truth so each can air out their grievances truthfully. Wonder Woman uses this advantage to get Cheetah to submit and quit her battle as she runs away. Wonder Woman tells Hera she doesn’t need her anymore and returns to Themyscira to place the God Killer sword in her mother’s care while re-forging her broken bracelets into new ones. In conclusion Wonder Woman redefines her mission to that as a mission for truth. We do get a surprise twist at the end with Boston police at her apartment to arrest her and leaving the cliff hanger for another story arc to start up.
“From Small Things, Mama”
Written By: Gail Simone
Art By: Colleen Doran
We find Star Blossom helping to rescue children from a burning building when Wonder Woman shows up to help. Afterwards Wonder Woman is invited to dinner with Star Blossom and her parents when Queen Hyppolyta shows up with bad news about the passing of a great megalodons shark that Diana grew up with. But Star Blossom help console Wonder Woman’s grief and they ended the issue with all happy returning to dinner.
“The Interrogation”
Written By: Mariko Tamaki
Art By: Elena Casagrande
Wonder Woman is being interrogated in a police station when the officer turns out to be Ares the God of War and in turn gets interrogated and captured by Wonder Woman.
“Never Change”
Written By: Greg Ruka
Art By: Nicola Scott
Its Mardi Gras in New Orleans French Quarter and Wonder Woman meets up with Circ for help in changing Cheetah back into Barbara Ann, Cheetah refuses to be changed back and Wonder Woman pledges to never give up on her.
“To Leave Paradise”
Written By: Kami Garcia
Art By: Phil Hester
Here we get a basic retelling of a young Dianna wondering what the world of men is like and the story ending with a plane falling out of the sky.
“Emergency Visit”
Written By: Shannon Hale & Dean Hale
Art By: Riley Rossmo
Wonder Woman battles with Kalibak and gets a call via the Justice League that she is needed on Themyscira to help fight a Hydra that as it turns out was purposely set loose by Queen Hyppolyta as a method to get a visit from her daughter.
“To Me”
Written By: Marguerite Bennett
Art By: Laura Braga
A simple story of the DC Bombshell girls, each one is separately telling their relationship between themselves and of Wonder Woman.
“Always”
Written By: Vita Ayala
Art By: Amancay Nahuelpan
Story of Vanessa Kapatelis an ARGUS inpatient who used to be the Silver Swan, this story goes back to issue 38 of Wonder Woman rebirth and is a really good must read arc. We get a small glimpse of the retailing of the original story with a current visit from Wonder Woman checking in on her and how she is doing today.
“A Brave New World”
Written By: Scott Snyder
Art By: Bryan Hitch
It’s 1939 at the New York World’s Fair and President Roosevelt is making a speach when an assassination attempt on him is stopped by Wonder Woman who announces herself and her willingness to help stop a war that is about to come. In the last panel we see a guy in a crowd wearing g a Green Lantern ring with the caption ‘The Beginning…”
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Wonder Woman (2016)
"The Truth Conclusion"
Writer:
Greg Rucka
Penciller:
Liam Roger Sharp
Inker:
Liam Roger Sharp
Colorist:
Hi-Fi Colour Design
Letterer:
Jodi Wynne
Editors:
Chris D. Conroy
Mark Doyle
Robert 'Bob' Harras
Dave Wielgosz
Cover Artist:
Liam Sharp
Cover Date: July 2017
Cover Price: US $ 2.99
Synopsis:
The conclusion to Diana's search for the truth takes her on a journey into darkness. But the price of understanding may be one sacrifice too many for Wonder Woman.
Featured Characters:
Wonder Woman
Supporting Characters:
Amazons of Themyscira
Queen Hippolyta (Flashback and main story)
Castalia
Io
Philippus
Sofia
Ares (Flashback and main story)
Izzy Cale
Veronica Cale
Villains:
Deimos (Flashback and main story)
Phobos (Flashback and main story)
Other Characters:
Gods of Olympus
Aphrodite (Flashback and main story)
Athena (as an owl)
Artemis (as a deer)
Hephaestus (as a mouse)
Hera (as a peacock)
Hermes (as a tortoise)
Zeus (as an eagle)
Steve Trevor (Cameo)
Locations:
Themyscira
Items:
Lasso of Truth
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My breakdown of issue 23
The conclusion to the truth story arc was interesting to say the least, but felt it could have been just a bit better. We learn that Ares was imprisoned by Aphrodite because he went mad for war. And when he battled Wonder Woman in the earlier issues it really wasn’t him but his sons.
Wonder Woman defeats the Ares sons Phobes and Deimos with love and Dr. Kales daughter cant return to her home but must stay in Themyscira. And we see a way too brief final page with Wonder Woman and the Queen exchanging each other’s name and the Queen saying, “You always make me proud.” as the Queen walks away. You’d think they would at least embrace and talk more, this issue could have ended a lot better especially after 23 issues building up to the two of them meeting again for the first time since Diana left home.
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Wonder Woman (2016) - #18
"The Truth Part Three"
Writer:
Greg Rucka
Penciller:
Bilquis Evely
Inker:
Scott Hanna
Colorist:
Romulo Fajardo, Jr.
Letterer:
Jodi Wynne
Editors:
Mark Doyle
Rebecca Taylor
Cover Artist:
Bilquis Evely
Cover Date: May 2017
Cover Price: US $ 2.99
Synopsis:
Godwatch grows, and Diana has her first encounter with the ghost in the machine known as Dr. Cyber!
Featured Characters:
Wonder Woman
Supporting Characters:
Dr. Barbara Ann Minerva / Cheetah
Izzy Cale
Villains:
Godwatch
Veronica Cale
Doctor Cyber
The Twins
Deimos
Phobos
Other Characters:
Ares (Mentioned only)
Etta Candy (Mentioned only)
Flash (Mentioned only)
Gods of Olympus (Mentioned only)
Urzkartaga (Mentioned only)
Wayne Enterprises (Mentioned only)
Locations:
Africa
Bwunda
Themyscira (Mentioned only)
United Kingdom
London
London Heathrow Airport
Oxbridge
Emerald College
United States of America
Oregon
Portland
Washington, D.C.
Empire Enterprises
Spring Valley
Items:
Cyberwalker System
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My breakdown of issue 18
Dr. Veronica Cale’s plans are in motion to find Themyscira for the two Gods holding her faceless daughters spirit in captivity.
Dr. Cale hires Dr. Minerva and personally funds her expedition in Africa, she also gets Wonder Woman side tracked while Minerva is there and being turned into the Cheetah by Urzkartaga. Of course Minerva blames Wonder Woman for not coming to her aid when needed and the issue concludes with the two of them fighting.
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Wonder Woman (2016) - #750
Cover Artist:
Jay Anacleto Unknown Comics Virgin Lasso Variant Cover Limited to 1000 copies
Cover Date: March 2020
Cover Price: US $ 9.99
Multiple Stories by different Writers and Artists
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My breakdown of issue 750
Wonder Woman issue 750 is a 96 page extra sized spectacular deluxe edition issue for the start of the legacy renumbering. If you add all the issues from volume 1 to volume 5 you would come up with 749 issues. Issue 750 is the start to get us to issue 1,000 as DC did with Superman and Batman. This is fitting to include Wonder Woman to complete the trinity of DC’s starting heroes. Within this issue we find 9 different stories by multiple writers and artists:
“The Wild Hunt” Finale
Written By: Steve Orlando
Art By: Jesus Merino
In this story that concludes the current story line we find Hera, Cheetah and Wonder Woman in battle and taken into a world of truth built by the lasso of truth so each can air out their grievances truthfully. Wonder Woman uses this advantage to get Cheetah to submit and quit her battle as she runs away. Wonder Woman tells Hera she doesn’t need her anymore and returns to Themyscira to place the God Killer sword in her mother’s care while re-forging her broken bracelets into new ones. In conclusion Wonder Woman redefines her mission to that as a mission for truth. We do get a surprise twist at the end with Boston police at her apartment to arrest her and leaving the cliff hanger for another story arc to start up.
“From Small Things, Mama”
Written By: Gail Simone
Art By: Colleen Doran
We find Star Blossom helping to rescue children from a burning building when Wonder Woman shows up to help. Afterwards Wonder Woman is invited to dinner with Star Blossom and her parents when Queen Hyppolyta shows up with bad news about the passing of a great megalodons shark that Diana grew up with. But Star Blossom help console Wonder Woman’s grief and they ended the issue with all happy returning to dinner.
“The Interrogation”
Written By: Mariko Tamaki
Art By: Elena Casagrande
Wonder Woman is being interrogated in a police station when the officer turns out to be Ares the God of War and in turn gets interrogated and captured by Wonder Woman.
“Never Change”
Written By: Greg Ruka
Art By: Nicola Scott
Its Mardi Gras in New Orleans French Quarter and Wonder Woman meets up with Circ for help in changing Cheetah back into Barbara Ann, Cheetah refuses to be changed back and Wonder Woman pledges to never give up on her.
“To Leave Paradise”
Written By: Kami Garcia
Art By: Phil Hester
Here we get a basic retelling of a young Dianna wondering what the world of men is like and the story ending with a plane falling out of the sky.
“Emergency Visit”
Written By: Shannon Hale & Dean Hale
Art By: Riley Rossmo
Wonder Woman battles with Kalibak and gets a call via the Justice League that she is needed on Themyscira to help fight a Hydra that as it turns out was purposely set loose by Queen Hyppolyta as a method to get a visit from her daughter.
“To Me”
Written By: Marguerite Bennett
Art By: Laura Braga
A simple story of the DC Bombshell girls, each one is separately telling their relationship between themselves and of Wonder Woman.
“Always”
Written By: Vita Ayala
Art By: Amancay Nahuelpan
Story of Vanessa Kapatelis an ARGUS inpatient who used to be the Silver Swan, this story goes back to issue 38 of Wonder Woman rebirth and is a really good must read arc. We get a small glimpse of the retailing of the original story with a current visit from Wonder Woman checking in on her and how she is doing today.
“A Brave New World”
Written By: Scott Snyder
Art By: Bryan Hitch
It’s 1939 at the New York World’s Fair and President Roosevelt is making a speach when an assassination attempt on him is stopped by Wonder Woman who announces herself and her willingness to help stop a war that is about to come. In the last panel we see a guy in a crowd wearing g a Green Lantern ring with the caption ‘The Beginning…”
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Cover Artist:
Jim Lee 1:100 Pencils Cover
Cover Date: March 2020
Cover Price: US $ 9.99
Multiple Stories by different Writers and Artists
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My breakdown of issue 750
Wonder Woman issue 750 is a 96 page extra sized spectacular deluxe edition issue for the start of the legacy renumbering. If you add all the issues from volume 1 to volume 5 you would come up with 749 issues. Issue 750 is the start to get us to issue 1,000 as DC did with Superman and Batman. This is fitting to include Wonder Woman to complete the trinity of DC’s starting heroes. Within this issue we find 9 different stories by multiple writers and artists:
“The Wild Hunt” Finale
Written By: Steve Orlando
Art By: Jesus Merino
In this story that concludes the current story line we find Hera, Cheetah and Wonder Woman in battle and taken into a world of truth built by the lasso of truth so each can air out their grievances truthfully. Wonder Woman uses this advantage to get Cheetah to submit and quit her battle as she runs away. Wonder Woman tells Hera she doesn’t need her anymore and returns to Themyscira to place the God Killer sword in her mother’s care while re-forging her broken bracelets into new ones. In conclusion Wonder Woman redefines her mission to that as a mission for truth. We do get a surprise twist at the end with Boston police at her apartment to arrest her and leaving the cliff hanger for another story arc to start up.
“From Small Things, Mama”
Written By: Gail Simone
Art By: Colleen Doran
We find Star Blossom helping to rescue children from a burning building when Wonder Woman shows up to help. Afterwards Wonder Woman is invited to dinner with Star Blossom and her parents when Queen Hyppolyta shows up with bad news about the passing of a great megalodons shark that Diana grew up with. But Star Blossom help console Wonder Woman’s grief and they ended the issue with all happy returning to dinner.
“The Interrogation”
Written By: Mariko Tamaki
Art By: Elena Casagrande
Wonder Woman is being interrogated in a police station when the officer turns out to be Ares the God of War and in turn gets interrogated and captured by Wonder Woman.
“Never Change”
Written By: Greg Ruka
Art By: Nicola Scott
Its Mardi Gras in New Orleans French Quarter and Wonder Woman meets up with Circ for help in changing Cheetah back into Barbara Ann, Cheetah refuses to be changed back and Wonder Woman pledges to never give up on her.
“To Leave Paradise”
Written By: Kami Garcia
Art By: Phil Hester
Here we get a basic retelling of a young Dianna wondering what the world of men is like and the story ending with a plane falling out of the sky.
“Emergency Visit”
Written By: Shannon Hale & Dean Hale
Art By: Riley Rossmo
Wonder Woman battles with Kalibak and gets a call via the Justice League that she is needed on Themyscira to help fight a Hydra that as it turns out was purposely set loose by Queen Hyppolyta as a method to get a visit from her daughter.
“To Me”
Written By: Marguerite Bennett
Art By: Laura Braga
A simple story of the DC Bombshell girls, each one is separately telling their relationship between themselves and of Wonder Woman.
“Always”
Written By: Vita Ayala
Art By: Amancay Nahuelpan
Story of Vanessa Kapatelis an ARGUS inpatient who used to be the Silver Swan, this story goes back to issue 38 of Wonder Woman rebirth and is a really good must read arc. We get a small glimpse of the retailing of the original story with a current visit from Wonder Woman checking in on her and how she is doing today.
“A Brave New World”
Written By: Scott Snyder
Art By: Bryan Hitch
It’s 1939 at the New York World’s Fair and President Roosevelt is making a speach when an assassination attempt on him is stopped by Wonder Woman who announces herself and her willingness to help stop a war that is about to come. In the last panel we see a guy in a crowd wearing g a Green Lantern ring with the caption ‘The Beginning…”
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Wonder Woman (2016) - #750
Cover Artist:
Planet Awesome Collectibles Cover C
Cover Date: March 2020
Cover Price: US $ 9.99
Multiple Stories by different Writers and Artists
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My breakdown of issue 750
Wonder Woman issue 750 is a 96 page extra sized spectacular deluxe edition issue for the start of the legacy renumbering. If you add all the issues from volume 1 to volume 5 you would come up with 749 issues. Issue 750 is the start to get us to issue 1,000 as DC did with Superman and Batman. This is fitting to include Wonder Woman to complete the trinity of DC’s starting heroes. Within this issue we find 9 different stories by multiple writers and artists:
“The Wild Hunt” Finale
Written By: Steve Orlando
Art By: Jesus Merino
In this story that concludes the current story line we find Hera, Cheetah and Wonder Woman in battle and taken into a world of truth built by the lasso of truth so each can air out their grievances truthfully. Wonder Woman uses this advantage to get Cheetah to submit and quit her battle as she runs away. Wonder Woman tells Hera she doesn’t need her anymore and returns to Themyscira to place the God Killer sword in her mother’s care while re-forging her broken bracelets into new ones. In conclusion Wonder Woman redefines her mission to that as a mission for truth. We do get a surprise twist at the end with Boston police at her apartment to arrest her and leaving the cliff hanger for another story arc to start up.
“From Small Things, Mama”
Written By: Gail Simone
Art By: Colleen Doran
We find Star Blossom helping to rescue children from a burning building when Wonder Woman shows up to help. Afterwards Wonder Woman is invited to dinner with Star Blossom and her parents when Queen Hyppolyta shows up with bad news about the passing of a great megalodons shark that Diana grew up with. But Star Blossom help console Wonder Woman’s grief and they ended the issue with all happy returning to dinner.
“The Interrogation”
Written By: Mariko Tamaki
Art By: Elena Casagrande
Wonder Woman is being interrogated in a police station when the officer turns out to be Ares the God of War and in turn gets interrogated and captured by Wonder Woman.
“Never Change”
Written By: Greg Ruka
Art By: Nicola Scott
Its Mardi Gras in New Orleans French Quarter and Wonder Woman meets up with Circ for help in changing Cheetah back into Barbara Ann, Cheetah refuses to be changed back and Wonder Woman pledges to never give up on her.
“To Leave Paradise”
Written By: Kami Garcia
Art By: Phil Hester
Here we get a basic retelling of a young Dianna wondering what the world of men is like and the story ending with a plane falling out of the sky.
“Emergency Visit”
Written By: Shannon Hale & Dean Hale
Art By: Riley Rossmo
Wonder Woman battles with Kalibak and gets a call via the Justice League that she is needed on Themyscira to help fight a Hydra that as it turns out was purposely set loose by Queen Hyppolyta as a method to get a visit from her daughter.
“To Me”
Written By: Marguerite Bennett
Art By: Laura Braga
A simple story of the DC Bombshell girls, each one is separately telling their relationship between themselves and of Wonder Woman.
“Always”
Written By: Vita Ayala
Art By: Amancay Nahuelpan
Story of Vanessa Kapatelis an ARGUS inpatient who used to be the Silver Swan, this story goes back to issue 38 of Wonder Woman rebirth and is a really good must read arc. We get a small glimpse of the retailing of the original story with a current visit from Wonder Woman checking in on her and how she is doing today.
“A Brave New World”
Written By: Scott Snyder
Art By: Bryan Hitch
It’s 1939 at the New York World’s Fair and President Roosevelt is making a speach when an assassination attempt on him is stopped by Wonder Woman who announces herself and her willingness to help stop a war that is about to come. In the last panel we see a guy in a crowd wearing g a Green Lantern ring with the caption ‘The Beginning…”
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Wonder Woman (2016) - #750
Cover Artist:
Planet Awesome Collectibles Cover B
Cover Date: March 2020
Cover Price: US $ 9.99
Multiple Stories by different Writers and Artists
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My breakdown of issue 750
Wonder Woman issue 750 is a 96 page extra sized spectacular deluxe edition issue for the start of the legacy renumbering. If you add all the issues from volume 1 to volume 5 you would come up with 749 issues. Issue 750 is the start to get us to issue 1,000 as DC did with Superman and Batman. This is fitting to include Wonder Woman to complete the trinity of DC’s starting heroes. Within this issue we find 9 different stories by multiple writers and artists:
“The Wild Hunt” Finale
Written By: Steve Orlando
Art By: Jesus Merino
In this story that concludes the current story line we find Hera, Cheetah and Wonder Woman in battle and taken into a world of truth built by the lasso of truth so each can air out their grievances truthfully. Wonder Woman uses this advantage to get Cheetah to submit and quit her battle as she runs away. Wonder Woman tells Hera she doesn’t need her anymore and returns to Themyscira to place the God Killer sword in her mother’s care while re-forging her broken bracelets into new ones. In conclusion Wonder Woman redefines her mission to that as a mission for truth. We do get a surprise twist at the end with Boston police at her apartment to arrest her and leaving the cliff hanger for another story arc to start up.
“From Small Things, Mama”
Written By: Gail Simone
Art By: Colleen Doran
We find Star Blossom helping to rescue children from a burning building when Wonder Woman shows up to help. Afterwards Wonder Woman is invited to dinner with Star Blossom and her parents when Queen Hyppolyta shows up with bad news about the passing of a great megalodons shark that Diana grew up with. But Star Blossom help console Wonder Woman’s grief and they ended the issue with all happy returning to dinner.
“The Interrogation”
Written By: Mariko Tamaki
Art By: Elena Casagrande
Wonder Woman is being interrogated in a police station when the officer turns out to be Ares the God of War and in turn gets interrogated and captured by Wonder Woman.
“Never Change”
Written By: Greg Ruka
Art By: Nicola Scott
Its Mardi Gras in New Orleans French Quarter and Wonder Woman meets up with Circ for help in changing Cheetah back into Barbara Ann, Cheetah refuses to be changed back and Wonder Woman pledges to never give up on her.
“To Leave Paradise”
Written By: Kami Garcia
Art By: Phil Hester
Here we get a basic retelling of a young Dianna wondering what the world of men is like and the story ending with a plane falling out of the sky.
“Emergency Visit”
Written By: Shannon Hale & Dean Hale
Art By: Riley Rossmo
Wonder Woman battles with Kalibak and gets a call via the Justice League that she is needed on Themyscira to help fight a Hydra that as it turns out was purposely set loose by Queen Hyppolyta as a method to get a visit from her daughter.
“To Me”
Written By: Marguerite Bennett
Art By: Laura Braga
A simple story of the DC Bombshell girls, each one is separately telling their relationship between themselves and of Wonder Woman.
“Always”
Written By: Vita Ayala
Art By: Amancay Nahuelpan
Story of Vanessa Kapatelis an ARGUS inpatient who used to be the Silver Swan, this story goes back to issue 38 of Wonder Woman rebirth and is a really good must read arc. We get a small glimpse of the retailing of the original story with a current visit from Wonder Woman checking in on her and how she is doing today.
“A Brave New World”
Written By: Scott Snyder
Art By: Bryan Hitch
It’s 1939 at the New York World’s Fair and President Roosevelt is making a speach when an assassination attempt on him is stopped by Wonder Woman who announces herself and her willingness to help stop a war that is about to come. In the last panel we see a guy in a crowd wearing g a Green Lantern ring with the caption ‘The Beginning…”
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Cover Artist:
Planet Awesome Collectibles Cover A
Cover Date: March 2020
Cover Price: US $ 9.99
Multiple Stories by different Writers and Artists
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My breakdown of issue 750
Wonder Woman issue 750 is a 96 page extra sized spectacular deluxe edition issue for the start of the legacy renumbering. If you add all the issues from volume 1 to volume 5 you would come up with 749 issues. Issue 750 is the start to get us to issue 1,000 as DC did with Superman and Batman. This is fitting to include Wonder Woman to complete the trinity of DC’s starting heroes. Within this issue we find 9 different stories by multiple writers and artists:
“The Wild Hunt” Finale
Written By: Steve Orlando
Art By: Jesus Merino
In this story that concludes the current story line we find Hera, Cheetah and Wonder Woman in battle and taken into a world of truth built by the lasso of truth so each can air out their grievances truthfully. Wonder Woman uses this advantage to get Cheetah to submit and quit her battle as she runs away. Wonder Woman tells Hera she doesn’t need her anymore and returns to Themyscira to place the God Killer sword in her mother’s care while re-forging her broken bracelets into new ones. In conclusion Wonder Woman redefines her mission to that as a mission for truth. We do get a surprise twist at the end with Boston police at her apartment to arrest her and leaving the cliff hanger for another story arc to start up.
“From Small Things, Mama”
Written By: Gail Simone
Art By: Colleen Doran
We find Star Blossom helping to rescue children from a burning building when Wonder Woman shows up to help. Afterwards Wonder Woman is invited to dinner with Star Blossom and her parents when Queen Hyppolyta shows up with bad news about the passing of a great megalodons shark that Diana grew up with. But Star Blossom help console Wonder Woman’s grief and they ended the issue with all happy returning to dinner.
“The Interrogation”
Written By: Mariko Tamaki
Art By: Elena Casagrande
Wonder Woman is being interrogated in a police station when the officer turns out to be Ares the God of War and in turn gets interrogated and captured by Wonder Woman.
“Never Change”
Written By: Greg Ruka
Art By: Nicola Scott
Its Mardi Gras in New Orleans French Quarter and Wonder Woman meets up with Circ for help in changing Cheetah back into Barbara Ann, Cheetah refuses to be changed back and Wonder Woman pledges to never give up on her.
“To Leave Paradise”
Written By: Kami Garcia
Art By: Phil Hester
Here we get a basic retelling of a young Dianna wondering what the world of men is like and the story ending with a plane falling out of the sky.
“Emergency Visit”
Written By: Shannon Hale & Dean Hale
Art By: Riley Rossmo
Wonder Woman battles with Kalibak and gets a call via the Justice League that she is needed on Themyscira to help fight a Hydra that as it turns out was purposely set loose by Queen Hyppolyta as a method to get a visit from her daughter.
“To Me”
Written By: Marguerite Bennett
Art By: Laura Braga
A simple story of the DC Bombshell girls, each one is separately telling their relationship between themselves and of Wonder Woman.
“Always”
Written By: Vita Ayala
Art By: Amancay Nahuelpan
Story of Vanessa Kapatelis an ARGUS inpatient who used to be the Silver Swan, this story goes back to issue 38 of Wonder Woman rebirth and is a really good must read arc. We get a small glimpse of the retailing of the original story with a current visit from Wonder Woman checking in on her and how she is doing today.
“A Brave New World”
Written By: Scott Snyder
Art By: Bryan Hitch
It’s 1939 at the New York World’s Fair and President Roosevelt is making a speach when an assassination attempt on him is stopped by Wonder Woman who announces herself and her willingness to help stop a war that is about to come. In the last panel we see a guy in a crowd wearing g a Green Lantern ring with the caption ‘The Beginning…”
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Cover Artist:
Brian Bolland 1990's Cover
Cover Date: March 2020
Cover Price: US $ 9.99
Multiple Stories by different Writers and Artists
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My breakdown of issue 750
Wonder Woman issue 750 is a 96 page extra sized spectacular deluxe edition issue for the start of the legacy renumbering. If you add all the issues from volume 1 to volume 5 you would come up with 749 issues. Issue 750 is the start to get us to issue 1,000 as DC did with Superman and Batman. This is fitting to include Wonder Woman to complete the trinity of DC’s starting heroes. Within this issue we find 9 different stories by multiple writers and artists:
“The Wild Hunt” Finale
Written By: Steve Orlando
Art By: Jesus Merino
In this story that concludes the current story line we find Hera, Cheetah and Wonder Woman in battle and taken into a world of truth built by the lasso of truth so each can air out their grievances truthfully. Wonder Woman uses this advantage to get Cheetah to submit and quit her battle as she runs away. Wonder Woman tells Hera she doesn’t need her anymore and returns to Themyscira to place the God Killer sword in her mother’s care while re-forging her broken bracelets into new ones. In conclusion Wonder Woman redefines her mission to that as a mission for truth. We do get a surprise twist at the end with Boston police at her apartment to arrest her and leaving the cliff hanger for another story arc to start up.
“From Small Things, Mama”
Written By: Gail Simone
Art By: Colleen Doran
We find Star Blossom helping to rescue children from a burning building when Wonder Woman shows up to help. Afterwards Wonder Woman is invited to dinner with Star Blossom and her parents when Queen Hyppolyta shows up with bad news about the passing of a great megalodons shark that Diana grew up with. But Star Blossom help console Wonder Woman’s grief and they ended the issue with all happy returning to dinner.
“The Interrogation”
Written By: Mariko Tamaki
Art By: Elena Casagrande
Wonder Woman is being interrogated in a police station when the officer turns out to be Ares the God of War and in turn gets interrogated and captured by Wonder Woman.
“Never Change”
Written By: Greg Ruka
Art By: Nicola Scott
Its Mardi Gras in New Orleans French Quarter and Wonder Woman meets up with Circ for help in changing Cheetah back into Barbara Ann, Cheetah refuses to be changed back and Wonder Woman pledges to never give up on her.
“To Leave Paradise”
Written By: Kami Garcia
Art By: Phil Hester
Here we get a basic retelling of a young Dianna wondering what the world of men is like and the story ending with a plane falling out of the sky.
“Emergency Visit”
Written By: Shannon Hale & Dean Hale
Art By: Riley Rossmo
Wonder Woman battles with Kalibak and gets a call via the Justice League that she is needed on Themyscira to help fight a Hydra that as it turns out was purposely set loose by Queen Hyppolyta as a method to get a visit from her daughter.
“To Me”
Written By: Marguerite Bennett
Art By: Laura Braga
A simple story of the DC Bombshell girls, each one is separately telling their relationship between themselves and of Wonder Woman.
“Always”
Written By: Vita Ayala
Art By: Amancay Nahuelpan
Story of Vanessa Kapatelis an ARGUS inpatient who used to be the Silver Swan, this story goes back to issue 38 of Wonder Woman rebirth and is a really good must read arc. We get a small glimpse of the retailing of the original story with a current visit from Wonder Woman checking in on her and how she is doing today.
“A Brave New World”
Written By: Scott Snyder
Art By: Bryan Hitch
It’s 1939 at the New York World’s Fair and President Roosevelt is making a speach when an assassination attempt on him is stopped by Wonder Woman who announces herself and her willingness to help stop a war that is about to come. In the last panel we see a guy in a crowd wearing g a Green Lantern ring with the caption ‘The Beginning…”
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Wonder Woman (2016) - #15
"The Lies Part Five"
Writer:
Greg Rucka
Penciller:
Liam Roger Sharp
Inker:
Liam Roger Sharp
Colorist:
Laura Martin
Letterer:
Jodi Wynne
Editors:
Chris D. Conroy
Mark Doyle
Robert Harras
Dave Wielgosz
Cover Artist:
Liam Sharp
Cover Date: March 2017
Cover Price: US $ 2.99
Synopsis:
Diana has finally seen the full scope of how her life and history have been transformed... unfortunately; the knowledge has driven her completely insane!
Featured Characters:
Diana of Themyscira
Supporting Characters:
Amazons of Themyscira
Castalia
Hippolyta
Philippus
A.R.G.U.S.
Sasha Bordeaux (Mentioned only)
Steve Trevor (Flashback and main story)
Etta Candy
Barbara Minerva (Flashback and main story)
Villains:
Godwatch
Veronica Cale
Doctor Cyber
Colonel Marina Maru
Team Poison
The Twins (as dogs)
Panic
Terror
Other Characters:
A.R.G.U.S.
Davy
Landry (Mentioned only) (Deceased)
Manny (Mentioned only)
Will (Mentioned only) (Deceased)
Ares (Behind the scenes)
Doctor Barnett
Minotaur (First appearance)
Izzy Cale (First appearance) (In a photograph only)
The Witch (Mentioned only)
Urzkartaga (Mentioned only)
Locations:
Themyscira
United Kingdom
London
Nightsong Hospital
United States of America
New York
Far Rockaway
Washington, D.C.
Empire Enterprises
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My breakdown of issue 15
Our story starts off with Wonder Woman admitted to the Nightsong psychiatric hospital in London, still catatonic and the staff believing that the patient Diana Prince is delusional think herself to be Wonder Woman. Diana has visions of a snake coming out from the snake bite in her arm and talking to her.
On Themyscira the Amazons go to high alert when a mysterious tree appears from nowhere over night.
Steve, Etta and Dr. Minerva are held up in a hotel room after their escape from the Godwatch made up of the Mercenary group Poison lead by Adriana who works for Dr. Veronica Cale, plus we discover that Dr. Minerva years ago work with Godwatch for a short period.
By the end their hotel room gets attacked and Steve with Etta makes an escape while Dr. Minerva purposely stays behind to be taken to Cale. Steve and Etta go to search for an old friend that supposedly said to only contact him in the case of an extreme emergency, we don’t get a name but the face is that of a bull with horns living like a homeless person.
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Wonder Woman (2016) - #13
"Between the Lies and the Truth"
Writer:
Greg Rucka
Penciller:
Renato Guedes
Inker:
Renato Guedes
Colorist:
Romulo Fajardo Jr.
Letterer:
Jodi Wynne
Editors:
Mark Doyle
Chris Conroy
Dave Wielgosz
Cover Artist:
Brad Anderson
Cover Date: Early February 2017
Cover Price: US $ 2.99
Synopsis:
Following the conclusion of 'The Lies,' Steve Trevor must grapple with revelations about not only Wonder Woman, but himself as well!
Featured Characters:
Wonder Woman
Supporting Characters:
A.R.G.U.S.
Chris
Davy
Manny
Steve Trevor
Etta Candy (Mentioned only)
Villains:
Godwatch
Veronica Cale
Adrianna
Colonel Marina Maru (First appearance)
Team Poison (First appearance)
Juliette
Kit
Ray
Sara
Shar
Snake
Other Characters:
Dr Minerva (Mentioned only)
Locations:
Themyscira
United Kingdom
London
Nightingale Hospital
United States of America
Virginia
Arlington
The Picket, Kirby Road
Washington, D.C.
Empire Enterprises
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My breakdown of issue 13
This issue was pretty straight forward with lots of dialogue, pretty much Wonder Woman is in a state of shock from learning that she has never truly been home to Themyscira. Steve calls for back up to pick them up from the island and it turns out HQ has been breached and attacked. Adriana from the mercenary group "Poison" is under contract from Dr. Veronica Cale who arrived to the island from learning its location at the HQ attack and picked up the trail of Wonder Woman and Steve. They shoot Steve in the leg and as they are about to secure into a transport, the helicopter is attacked and Steve and Wonder Woman get rescued. At the end of the issue Steve admits Wonder Woman into a Psychiatric hospital since she’s still in shock while he goes out to find and help Etta.
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Cover Artist:
Adam Huges Comic Sketch Art Trade Dress Cover
Cover Date: March 2020
Cover Price: US $ 9.99
Multiple Stories by different Writers and Artists
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My breakdown of issue 750
Wonder Woman issue 750 is a 96 page extra sized spectacular deluxe edition issue for the start of the legacy renumbering. If you add all the issues from volume 1 to volume 5 you would come up with 749 issues. Issue 750 is the start to get us to issue 1,000 as DC did with Superman and Batman. This is fitting to include Wonder Woman to complete the trinity of DC’s starting heroes. Within this issue we find 9 different stories by multiple writers and artists:
“The Wild Hunt” Finale
Written By: Steve Orlando
Art By: Jesus Merino
In this story that concludes the current story line we find Hera, Cheetah and Wonder Woman in battle and taken into a world of truth built by the lasso of truth so each can air out their grievances truthfully. Wonder Woman uses this advantage to get Cheetah to submit and quit her battle as she runs away. Wonder Woman tells Hera she doesn’t need her anymore and returns to Themyscira to place the God Killer sword in her mother’s care while re-forging her broken bracelets into new ones. In conclusion Wonder Woman redefines her mission to that as a mission for truth. We do get a surprise twist at the end with Boston police at her apartment to arrest her and leaving the cliff hanger for another story arc to start up.
“From Small Things, Mama”
Written By: Gail Simone
Art By: Colleen Doran
We find Star Blossom helping to rescue children from a burning building when Wonder Woman shows up to help. Afterwards Wonder Woman is invited to dinner with Star Blossom and her parents when Queen Hyppolyta shows up with bad news about the passing of a great megalodons shark that Diana grew up with. But Star Blossom help console Wonder Woman’s grief and they ended the issue with all happy returning to dinner.
“The Interrogation”
Written By: Mariko Tamaki
Art By: Elena Casagrande
Wonder Woman is being interrogated in a police station when the officer turns out to be Ares the God of War and in turn gets interrogated and captured by Wonder Woman.
“Never Change”
Written By: Greg Ruka
Art By: Nicola Scott
Its Mardi Gras in New Orleans French Quarter and Wonder Woman meets up with Circ for help in changing Cheetah back into Barbara Ann, Cheetah refuses to be changed back and Wonder Woman pledges to never give up on her.
“To Leave Paradise”
Written By: Kami Garcia
Art By: Phil Hester
Here we get a basic retelling of a young Dianna wondering what the world of men is like and the story ending with a plane falling out of the sky.
“Emergency Visit”
Written By: Shannon Hale & Dean Hale
Art By: Riley Rossmo
Wonder Woman battles with Kalibak and gets a call via the Justice League that she is needed on Themyscira to help fight a Hydra that as it turns out was purposely set loose by Queen Hyppolyta as a method to get a visit from her daughter.
“To Me”
Written By: Marguerite Bennett
Art By: Laura Braga
A simple story of the DC Bombshell girls, each one is separately telling their relationship between themselves and of Wonder Woman.
“Always”
Written By: Vita Ayala
Art By: Amancay Nahuelpan
Story of Vanessa Kapatelis an ARGUS inpatient who used to be the Silver Swan, this story goes back to issue 38 of Wonder Woman rebirth and is a really good must read arc. We get a small glimpse of the retailing of the original story with a current visit from Wonder Woman checking in on her and how she is doing today.
“A Brave New World”
Written By: Scott Snyder
Art By: Bryan Hitch
It’s 1939 at the New York World’s Fair and President Roosevelt is making a speach when an assassination attempt on him is stopped by Wonder Woman who announces herself and her willingness to help stop a war that is about to come. In the last panel we see a guy in a crowd wearing g a Green Lantern ring with the caption ‘The Beginning…”
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Cover Artist:
Adam Huges Comic Sketch Art Virgin Edition
Cover Date: March 2020
Cover Price: US $ 9.99
Multiple Stories by different Writers and Artists
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My breakdown of issue 750
Wonder Woman issue 750 is a 96 page extra sized spectacular deluxe edition issue for the start of the legacy renumbering. If you add all the issues from volume 1 to volume 5 you would come up with 749 issues. Issue 750 is the start to get us to issue 1,000 as DC did with Superman and Batman. This is fitting to include Wonder Woman to complete the trinity of DC’s starting heroes. Within this issue we find 9 different stories by multiple writers and artists:
“The Wild Hunt” Finale
Written By: Steve Orlando
Art By: Jesus Merino
In this story that concludes the current story line we find Hera, Cheetah and Wonder Woman in battle and taken into a world of truth built by the lasso of truth so each can air out their grievances truthfully. Wonder Woman uses this advantage to get Cheetah to submit and quit her battle as she runs away. Wonder Woman tells Hera she doesn’t need her anymore and returns to Themyscira to place the God Killer sword in her mother’s care while re-forging her broken bracelets into new ones. In conclusion Wonder Woman redefines her mission to that as a mission for truth. We do get a surprise twist at the end with Boston police at her apartment to arrest her and leaving the cliff hanger for another story arc to start up.
“From Small Things, Mama”
Written By: Gail Simone
Art By: Colleen Doran
We find Star Blossom helping to rescue children from a burning building when Wonder Woman shows up to help. Afterwards Wonder Woman is invited to dinner with Star Blossom and her parents when Queen Hyppolyta shows up with bad news about the passing of a great megalodons shark that Diana grew up with. But Star Blossom help console Wonder Woman’s grief and they ended the issue with all happy returning to dinner.
“The Interrogation”
Written By: Mariko Tamaki
Art By: Elena Casagrande
Wonder Woman is being interrogated in a police station when the officer turns out to be Ares the God of War and in turn gets interrogated and captured by Wonder Woman.
“Never Change”
Written By: Greg Ruka
Art By: Nicola Scott
Its Mardi Gras in New Orleans French Quarter and Wonder Woman meets up with Circ for help in changing Cheetah back into Barbara Ann, Cheetah refuses to be changed back and Wonder Woman pledges to never give up on her.
“To Leave Paradise”
Written By: Kami Garcia
Art By: Phil Hester
Here we get a basic retelling of a young Dianna wondering what the world of men is like and the story ending with a plane falling out of the sky.
“Emergency Visit”
Written By: Shannon Hale & Dean Hale
Art By: Riley Rossmo
Wonder Woman battles with Kalibak and gets a call via the Justice League that she is needed on Themyscira to help fight a Hydra that as it turns out was purposely set loose by Queen Hyppolyta as a method to get a visit from her daughter.
“To Me”
Written By: Marguerite Bennett
Art By: Laura Braga
A simple story of the DC Bombshell girls, each one is separately telling their relationship between themselves and of Wonder Woman.
“Always”
Written By: Vita Ayala
Art By: Amancay Nahuelpan
Story of Vanessa Kapatelis an ARGUS inpatient who used to be the Silver Swan, this story goes back to issue 38 of Wonder Woman rebirth and is a really good must read arc. We get a small glimpse of the retailing of the original story with a current visit from Wonder Woman checking in on her and how she is doing today.
“A Brave New World”
Written By: Scott Snyder
Art By: Bryan Hitch
It’s 1939 at the New York World’s Fair and President Roosevelt is making a speach when an assassination attempt on him is stopped by Wonder Woman who announces herself and her willingness to help stop a war that is about to come. In the last panel we see a guy in a crowd wearing g a Green Lantern ring with the caption ‘The Beginning…”
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Wonder Woman (2016) - #750
Cover Artist:
Jim Lee & Scott William 2010s C2E2 Foil Cover
Cover Date: March 2020
Cover Price: US $ 9.99
Multiple Stories by different Writers and Artists
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My breakdown of issue 750
Wonder Woman issue 750 is a 96 page extra sized spectacular deluxe edition issue for the start of the legacy renumbering. If you add all the issues from volume 1 to volume 5 you would come up with 749 issues. Issue 750 is the start to get us to issue 1,000 as DC did with Superman and Batman. This is fitting to include Wonder Woman to complete the trinity of DC’s starting heroes. Within this issue we find 9 different stories by multiple writers and artists:
“The Wild Hunt” Finale
Written By: Steve Orlando
Art By: Jesus Merino
In this story that concludes the current story line we find Hera, Cheetah and Wonder Woman in battle and taken into a world of truth built by the lasso of truth so each can air out their grievances truthfully. Wonder Woman uses this advantage to get Cheetah to submit and quit her battle as she runs away. Wonder Woman tells Hera she doesn’t need her anymore and returns to Themyscira to place the God Killer sword in her mother’s care while re-forging her broken bracelets into new ones. In conclusion Wonder Woman redefines her mission to that as a mission for truth. We do get a surprise twist at the end with Boston police at her apartment to arrest her and leaving the cliff hanger for another story arc to start up.
“From Small Things, Mama”
Written By: Gail Simone
Art By: Colleen Doran
We find Star Blossom helping to rescue children from a burning building when Wonder Woman shows up to help. Afterwards Wonder Woman is invited to dinner with Star Blossom and her parents when Queen Hyppolyta shows up with bad news about the passing of a great megalodons shark that Diana grew up with. But Star Blossom help console Wonder Woman’s grief and they ended the issue with all happy returning to dinner.
“The Interrogation”
Written By: Mariko Tamaki
Art By: Elena Casagrande
Wonder Woman is being interrogated in a police station when the officer turns out to be Ares the God of War and in turn gets interrogated and captured by Wonder Woman.
“Never Change”
Written By: Greg Ruka
Art By: Nicola Scott
Its Mardi Gras in New Orleans French Quarter and Wonder Woman meets up with Circ for help in changing Cheetah back into Barbara Ann, Cheetah refuses to be changed back and Wonder Woman pledges to never give up on her.
“To Leave Paradise”
Written By: Kami Garcia
Art By: Phil Hester
Here we get a basic retelling of a young Dianna wondering what the world of men is like and the story ending with a plane falling out of the sky.
“Emergency Visit”
Written By: Shannon Hale & Dean Hale
Art By: Riley Rossmo
Wonder Woman battles with Kalibak and gets a call via the Justice League that she is needed on Themyscira to help fight a Hydra that as it turns out was purposely set loose by Queen Hyppolyta as a method to get a visit from her daughter.
“To Me”
Written By: Marguerite Bennett
Art By: Laura Braga
A simple story of the DC Bombshell girls, each one is separately telling their relationship between themselves and of Wonder Woman.
“Always”
Written By: Vita Ayala
Art By: Amancay Nahuelpan
Story of Vanessa Kapatelis an ARGUS inpatient who used to be the Silver Swan, this story goes back to issue 38 of Wonder Woman rebirth and is a really good must read arc. We get a small glimpse of the retailing of the original story with a current visit from Wonder Woman checking in on her and how she is doing today.
“A Brave New World”
Written By: Scott Snyder
Art By: Bryan Hitch
It’s 1939 at the New York World’s Fair and President Roosevelt is making a speach when an assassination attempt on him is stopped by Wonder Woman who announces herself and her willingness to help stop a war that is about to come. In the last panel we see a guy in a crowd wearing g a Green Lantern ring with the caption ‘The Beginning…”
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Wonder Woman (2016) - #750
Cover Artist:
Jim Lee & Scott William 2010s Cover
Cover Date: March 2020
Cover Price: US $ 9.99
Multiple Stories by different Writers and Artists
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My breakdown of issue 750
Wonder Woman issue 750 is a 96 page extra sized spectacular deluxe edition issue for the start of the legacy renumbering. If you add all the issues from volume 1 to volume 5 you would come up with 749 issues. Issue 750 is the start to get us to issue 1,000 as DC did with Superman and Batman. This is fitting to include Wonder Woman to complete the trinity of DC’s starting heroes. Within this issue we find 9 different stories by multiple writers and artists:
“The Wild Hunt” Finale
Written By: Steve Orlando
Art By: Jesus Merino
In this story that concludes the current story line we find Hera, Cheetah and Wonder Woman in battle and taken into a world of truth built by the lasso of truth so each can air out their grievances truthfully. Wonder Woman uses this advantage to get Cheetah to submit and quit her battle as she runs away. Wonder Woman tells Hera she doesn’t need her anymore and returns to Themyscira to place the God Killer sword in her mother’s care while re-forging her broken bracelets into new ones. In conclusion Wonder Woman redefines her mission to that as a mission for truth. We do get a surprise twist at the end with Boston police at her apartment to arrest her and leaving the cliff hanger for another story arc to start up.
“From Small Things, Mama”
Written By: Gail Simone
Art By: Colleen Doran
We find Star Blossom helping to rescue children from a burning building when Wonder Woman shows up to help. Afterwards Wonder Woman is invited to dinner with Star Blossom and her parents when Queen Hyppolyta shows up with bad news about the passing of a great megalodons shark that Diana grew up with. But Star Blossom help console Wonder Woman’s grief and they ended the issue with all happy returning to dinner.
“The Interrogation”
Written By: Mariko Tamaki
Art By: Elena Casagrande
Wonder Woman is being interrogated in a police station when the officer turns out to be Ares the God of War and in turn gets interrogated and captured by Wonder Woman.
“Never Change”
Written By: Greg Ruka
Art By: Nicola Scott
Its Mardi Gras in New Orleans French Quarter and Wonder Woman meets up with Circ for help in changing Cheetah back into Barbara Ann, Cheetah refuses to be changed back and Wonder Woman pledges to never give up on her.
“To Leave Paradise”
Written By: Kami Garcia
Art By: Phil Hester
Here we get a basic retelling of a young Dianna wondering what the world of men is like and the story ending with a plane falling out of the sky.
“Emergency Visit”
Written By: Shannon Hale & Dean Hale
Art By: Riley Rossmo
Wonder Woman battles with Kalibak and gets a call via the Justice League that she is needed on Themyscira to help fight a Hydra that as it turns out was purposely set loose by Queen Hyppolyta as a method to get a visit from her daughter.
“To Me”
Written By: Marguerite Bennett
Art By: Laura Braga
A simple story of the DC Bombshell girls, each one is separately telling their relationship between themselves and of Wonder Woman.
“Always”
Written By: Vita Ayala
Art By: Amancay Nahuelpan
Story of Vanessa Kapatelis an ARGUS inpatient who used to be the Silver Swan, this story goes back to issue 38 of Wonder Woman rebirth and is a really good must read arc. We get a small glimpse of the retailing of the original story with a current visit from Wonder Woman checking in on her and how she is doing today.
“A Brave New World”
Written By: Scott Snyder
Art By: Bryan Hitch
It’s 1939 at the New York World’s Fair and President Roosevelt is making a speach when an assassination attempt on him is stopped by Wonder Woman who announces herself and her willingness to help stop a war that is about to come. In the last panel we see a guy in a crowd wearing g a Green Lantern ring with the caption ‘The Beginning…”
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Wonder Woman (2016) - #750
Cover Artist:
J. Scott Campbell Justice League Cover B
Cover Date: March 2020
Cover Price: US $ 9.99
Multiple Stories by different Writers and Artists
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My breakdown of issue 750
Wonder Woman issue 750 is a 96 page extra sized spectacular deluxe edition issue for the start of the legacy renumbering. If you add all the issues from volume 1 to volume 5 you would come up with 749 issues. Issue 750 is the start to get us to issue 1,000 as DC did with Superman and Batman. This is fitting to include Wonder Woman to complete the trinity of DC’s starting heroes. Within this issue we find 9 different stories by multiple writers and artists:
“The Wild Hunt” Finale
Written By: Steve Orlando
Art By: Jesus Merino
In this story that concludes the current story line we find Hera, Cheetah and Wonder Woman in battle and taken into a world of truth built by the lasso of truth so each can air out their grievances truthfully. Wonder Woman uses this advantage to get Cheetah to submit and quit her battle as she runs away. Wonder Woman tells Hera she doesn’t need her anymore and returns to Themyscira to place the God Killer sword in her mother’s care while re-forging her broken bracelets into new ones. In conclusion Wonder Woman redefines her mission to that as a mission for truth. We do get a surprise twist at the end with Boston police at her apartment to arrest her and leaving the cliff hanger for another story arc to start up.
“From Small Things, Mama”
Written By: Gail Simone
Art By: Colleen Doran
We find Star Blossom helping to rescue children from a burning building when Wonder Woman shows up to help. Afterwards Wonder Woman is invited to dinner with Star Blossom and her parents when Queen Hyppolyta shows up with bad news about the passing of a great megalodons shark that Diana grew up with. But Star Blossom help console Wonder Woman’s grief and they ended the issue with all happy returning to dinner.
“The Interrogation”
Written By: Mariko Tamaki
Art By: Elena Casagrande
Wonder Woman is being interrogated in a police station when the officer turns out to be Ares the God of War and in turn gets interrogated and captured by Wonder Woman.
“Never Change”
Written By: Greg Ruka
Art By: Nicola Scott
Its Mardi Gras in New Orleans French Quarter and Wonder Woman meets up with Circ for help in changing Cheetah back into Barbara Ann, Cheetah refuses to be changed back and Wonder Woman pledges to never give up on her.
“To Leave Paradise”
Written By: Kami Garcia
Art By: Phil Hester
Here we get a basic retelling of a young Dianna wondering what the world of men is like and the story ending with a plane falling out of the sky.
“Emergency Visit”
Written By: Shannon Hale & Dean Hale
Art By: Riley Rossmo
Wonder Woman battles with Kalibak and gets a call via the Justice League that she is needed on Themyscira to help fight a Hydra that as it turns out was purposely set loose by Queen Hyppolyta as a method to get a visit from her daughter.
“To Me”
Written By: Marguerite Bennett
Art By: Laura Braga
A simple story of the DC Bombshell girls, each one is separately telling their relationship between themselves and of Wonder Woman.
“Always”
Written By: Vita Ayala
Art By: Amancay Nahuelpan
Story of Vanessa Kapatelis an ARGUS inpatient who used to be the Silver Swan, this story goes back to issue 38 of Wonder Woman rebirth and is a really good must read arc. We get a small glimpse of the retailing of the original story with a current visit from Wonder Woman checking in on her and how she is doing today.
“A Brave New World”
Written By: Scott Snyder
Art By: Bryan Hitch
It’s 1939 at the New York World’s Fair and President Roosevelt is making a speach when an assassination attempt on him is stopped by Wonder Woman who announces herself and her willingness to help stop a war that is about to come. In the last panel we see a guy in a crowd wearing g a Green Lantern ring with the caption ‘The Beginning…”
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Wonder Woman (2016) - #4
"Year One Part Two"
Frank Cho Sketch Cover
Writer:
Greg Rucka
Penciller:
Nicola Scott
Inker:
Nicola Scott
Colorist:
Romulo Fajardo Jr.
Letterer:
Jodi Wynne
Editors:
Mark Doyle
Robert 'Bob' Harras
Rebecca Taylor
Cover Artist:
Frank Cho
Cover Date: Early October 2016
Cover Price: US $ 2.99
Synopsis:
Paradise has been breached, Ares stirs, and the Amazons must answer with a champion of their own, one who is willing to sacrifice her home amongst her sisters to save a world she has never seen.
Featured Characters:
Diana of Themyscira
Steve Trevor
Supporting Characters:
Amazons of Themyscira
Queen Hippolyta
Areto
Castalia
Epione
Io
Kasia
Philippus
Sofia
Other Characters:
Gods of Olympus
Athena (Statue only)
Ares (Mentioned only)
Poseidon (Mentioned only)
United States Navy SEALs (Deceased)
Bo (Mentioned only)
Daki (Mentioned only)
Nick (Appears only as a corpse)
The pilot (Mentioned only)
Kachi
Locations:
Paradise Island
Items:
Lasso of Truth
Purple Healing Ray
Vehicles:
Wonder Woman's Invisible Plane
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My breakdown of issue 4
Story arc Year One Part Two takes off with a story we all know so well already. We are in Themyscira with the Amazons helping with Steve Trevor’s recovery, The Amazons try to decipher the meaning of the Gods for bringing a man to their island paradise and who will return him?
We see within the story the games in the arena of Amazons fighting for a champion that befalls to Princess Diana. They repair Steve’s plane and makes it invisible for safety while Diana emerges in her new outfit and given the golden lasso of truth to carry with her. Diana says her goodbye’s and departs for the world of men.
This issue was ok, I understand how it was needed to be printed in this volumes reboot of Wonder Woman but we have read it, seen it and know about it already for a long time. Mostly this issue seemed to be more of a filler issue, but understandable why they printed it. Nothing about this issue really stuck out or strikes a cord with me except maybe the panels talking about Steve’s Navy Seal patch and how it has Poseidon’s Trident in the eagle’s talons while the eagles head is bowed down as a symbol of how we don’t look for war but are ready for it when needed, similar to the symbolism of the eagle on the one dollar bill.
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Wonder Woman (2016) – Annual #2
“Love Is Lost”
Writer:
James Dale Robinson
Penciller:
Marc Laming
Inker:
Marc Laming
Colorist:
David Baron
Letterer:
Saida Temofonte
Editors:
Dave Wielgosz
Chris Conroy
Cover Artist:
Yasmine Putri
Cover Date: August 2018
Cover Price: US $ 4.99
Synopsis:
Star Light'! An enormous, divine threat has the Star Sapphires in its sights - and only Wonder Woman can protect them! She's wielded their ring before, but the Corps has changed since then...is even their combined power enough to stop a god?
Featured Characters:
Wonder Woman
Supporting Characters:
Star Sapphire Corps
Dela Pharon (Dies) (Flashback only)
Miri Riam
Miss Bloss
Fatality (Cameo)
Villains:
Dark Gods (Mentioned only)
Karnell
King Best (Mentioned only)
Black Lantern Corps (Flashback only)
Maxwell Lord (Flashback only
Other Characters:
Cheetah (In a vision)
Darkseid (In a vision)
Giganta (In a vision)
Jason (In a vision)
Sear Group (In a vision)
Shaggy Man (In a vision)
Steve Trevor (In a vision)
Aga'po (Mentioned only)
Barbatos (Mentioned only)
Carol Ferris (Mentioned only)
Gods of Olympus (Mentioned only)
Karnell's parents (Mentioned only)
Locations:
Dark Multiverse (Flashback only)
Earth
Zamaron
Items:
Lasso of Truth
Star Sapphire Central Power Battery
Star Sapphire Ring
Tenth Metal (Mentioned only)
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My breakdown of Annual 2
The Star Sapphires abduct Wonder Woman right before her battle with the Dark Gods on Earth from issue 47 and bring her to their planet Zamaron to fight another Dark God that appeared by the name of Karnell. It appears that Wonder Woman may have wished the Dark Gods during DC’s Dark Knights Metal event in issue 6 so she decides to help donning the attire of a Star Sapphire. Wonder Woman Battles Karnell and defeats him using love as a weapon and is returned to Earth only to be placed into her next battle with a Dark God for issue 48.
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Wonder Woman (2016) - #35
"Times Past: Jason"
Writer:
James Dale Robinson
Penciller:
Emanuela Lupacchino
Inker:
Ray McCarthy
Colorist:
Romulo Fajardo Jr.
Letterer:
Saida Temofonte
Editors:
Chris D. Conroy
Robert 'Bob' Harras
Andrew Marino
Cover Artists:
Bryan Hitch
Cover Date: January 2018
Cover Price: US $ 2.99
Synopsis:
Raised on the Grecian isles, Wonder Woman's long-hidden brother, Jason, tried to lead a simple life, running away from his birthright. But when Darkseid's daughter, Grail, learns of his existence, will he be ready for the chaos she brings with her?
Featured Characters:
Jason (Flashback and main story)
Supporting Characters:
Glaucus (Flashback only)
Hercules (Flashback only)
Wonder Woman (Flashback only)
Villains:
Deep Six (Flashback only)
Jaffar (Flashback only)
Gole (Flashback only)
Pyron (Flashback only)
Slig (Flashback only)
Trok (Flashback only)
Parademons (Flashback only)
Other Characters:
Batman (On a TV or computer screen)
Green Lantern (On a TV or computer screen)
Hippolyta (Flashback only)
Jason's Crewmen (Flashback only)
Basil (Flashback only)
Mateo (Flashback only)
Stavros (Flashback only)
Minotaurus (Flashback only)
Olympian (Flashback only)
Philippus (Flashback only)
Zeus (Flashback only)
Argonauts (Mentioned only)
Gods of Olympus (Mentioned only)
Hera (Mentioned only)
Locations:
Greece (Flashback only)
Athens (Flashback only)
Themyscira (Flashback only)
Items:
Bracelets of Submission (Flashback only)
Lasso of Truth (Flashback only)
Vehicles:
The Argo (Flashback only)
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My breakdown of issue 35
Times past is a story showing us the secret origin of Wonder Woman’s brother Jason. Well maybe the not so secret, most of this issue just recapped what we learned in the last issue with the exception that he was trained by Hercules and when he was just becoming a man his adoptive father Claucus just up and left as he says he does every few centuries, but not before telling him to be careful, live and bestowing him a gift of a new boat. At the end of the issue Jason is on his boat fishing when the Deep Six come out of the ocean to attack him.
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Wonder Woman (2016) - #37
"Children of the Gods Conclusion"
Writer:
James Dale Robinson
Pencillers:
Carlos 'Carlo' Pagulayan
Stephen Jorge Segovia
Inkers:
Raúl Fernández
Jason Paz
Arthur Edward 'Art' Thibert
Colorist:
Romulo Fajardo Jr.
Letterer:
Saida Temofonte
Editors:
Chris D. Conroy
Robert 'Bob' Harras
Andrew Marino
Patrick 'Pat' McCallum
Cover Artist:
Bryan Hitch
Cover Date: February 2018
Cover Price: US $ 2.99
Synopsis:
As a fevered battle with Darkseid rages between Wonder Woman and the dark god, the Amazon warrior must choose between saving the lives that hang in the balance and ending the threat before her forever.
Featured Characters:
Wonder Woman
Supporting Characters:
Jason
Zeus (Dies)
Villains:
Darkseid
Grail
Other Characters:
Justice League
Aquaman
Batman
Cyborg
The Flash
Green Lantern (Jessica Cruz)
Green Lantern (Simon Baz)
Superman
Steve Trevor (Mentioned only)
Locations:
Amazon Jungle
Philippines
Manila
River Styx (Mentioned only)
Items:
Boom Tube
Vehicles:
Batplane
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My breakdown of issue 37
Story arc Children of the Gods concludes with a battle of an old God versus the new, Zeus and Darkseid battle in out in an epic battle that was well orchestrated and drawn. But in the end Darkseid won and regained himself back to his previous full power. Just as Wonder Woman was about to fight him the Justice League showed up and Darkseid fled. Leaving Jason apologizing to Wonder Woman over the body of Zeus, this is a must read issue and story arc!
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Wonder Woman (2016) - #54
"The Enemy of Both Sides Part Three"
Writer:
Steve Orlando
Pencillers:
Raúl Allén
Patricia Martín
Colorist:
Borja Pindado
Letterer:
Saida Temofonte
Editors:
Chris D. Conroy
Dave Wielgosz
Cover Artist:
David Yardin
Cover Date: November 2018
Cover Price: US $ 3.99
Synopsis:
Diana's model U.N. project goes up in flames when she tries to intervene and stop the exiled Bana-Mighdall Amazons from invading the nation of Qurac under false pretenses. She clashes with Artemis, who wants her exiled sisters to go to war, despite the fact that the expat Amazons are being manipulated...by none other than the deadly Rustam, Quraci seditionist and rebel leader! Now it's up to Wonder Woman to lasso this runaway war train before it can get up to speed-and it's about to pull out of the station.
Featured Characters:
Wonder Woman
Supporting Characters:
Artemis of Bana-Mighdall
Atalanta
Villains:
Rustam (Origin)
Queen Faruka II
Other Characters:
Amazons of Bana-Mighdall
Deadshot (Flashback only)
Queen Hippolyta (Mentioned only)
Amanda Waller (Mentioned only)
Locations:
Qurac
Bana-Mighdall
Paradise Island (Mentioned only)
Items:
Lasso of Truth
Psi-Scimitar
Vitamin 2-X (Flashback and main story)
Vehicles:
Wonder Woman's Invisible Plane
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My breakdown of issue 54
Wonder Woman is forced in this issue to keep Bana-Mighdall from going to war with its Queen bent on war with Artemis leading the fight. Atalanta is imprisoned as a traitor and asks Wonder Woman to do nothing in her release and Rustam shows up at the queen’s side with his own agenda.
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Wonder Woman (2016) - #77
“Loveless, Part 1”
Writer:
G. Willow Wilson
Penciller:
Jesus Merino
Inker:
Vicente Cifuentes
Colorist:
Romulo Fajardo, Jr.
Letterer:
Pat Brosseau
Editors:
Brian Cunningham
Brittany Holzherr
Cover Artist:
Romulo Fajardo Jr.
Cover Date: Late October 2019
Cover Price: US $ 3.99
Synopsis:
The Greek god Hephaestus forged the mythological sword called the God Killer. With its eldritch energies, the sword's wielder can lay waste to armies and, most notably, slay even the mightiest of immortals. Meet its new owner: Cheetah. And that spells bad news for Wonder Woman…
Featured Characters:
Wonder Woman
Supporting Characters:
Atlantiades
Steve Trevor
Antagonists:
Cheetah
Grail
Other Characters:
Amazons of Themyscira
Queen Hippolyta
General Antiope
Aphrodite (Appears only as a corpse)
Ares (Mentioned only)
Locations:
United States of America
Virginia
Themyscira
Items:
Bracelets of Submission
God Killer
Lasso of Truth
Wonder Woman's Tiara
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My breakdown of issue 77
Steve, Antlantiades and Wonder Woman all return home to find Aphrodite murdered, piecing the clues together they understand that this is the work of Cheetah. They take Aphrodite’s body back to Themyscira for a proper funeral and Wonder Woman heads out to confront and battle Cheetah. In the end of the issue we see Grail looking for her Sword God Killer not realizing that Cheetah has it, instead she stumbles across women who appear to be the three Fates: Clotho, Lachesis and Atropos.
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