All New Collectors' Edition #C-54

In "Report One," Superman intercepts a surprise attack on a U.S. aircraft carrier in the Pacific, fending off both a Japanese submarine and a squadron of Zeroes. Afterward, he presses the Admiral for details on the Manhattan Project, leading to a secret meeting with the Secretary of War.

In "Report Two," Wonder Woman intercepts a Nazi suicide squad attempting to kidnap a scientist, then thwarts their leaders in a daring assault on Albert Einstein. When her superiors dismiss her account, Diana digs deeper—uncovering a secret project codenamed "Project Manhattan" tied to both the agent and the professor.

In "Report Three: The Baron and the Samurai," Sumo the Samurai, bound by the Emperor's command, teams up with the ruthless Baron Blitzkrieg to question a captured U.S. scientist on the secrets of the Manhattan Project. The tension crackles as two very different warriors—honored by duty, driven by ideology—push the limits of interrogation in a story where loyalty and conscience are tested.

In "Report Four: Confrontation," Wonder Woman, operating under her secret identity as Yeoman Diana Prince, uncovers a shocking file on the Manhattan Project and flees to Paradise Island to seek guidance from her mother. Meanwhile, as Clark and Lois return from Midway, they're stunned to learn that Chicago is under attack—by Wonder Woman.

In "Report Five: Showdown!", Superman races to Chicago to confront Wonder Woman, who’s determined to dismantle every nuclear weapon on Earth—even if it means facing him. As their clash threatens the city, they agree to settle it beyond reach, taking the fight to the moon. Meanwhile, the Baron and Sumo launch separate attacks on the Manhattan Project sites in Oak Ridge and Los Alamos, each aiming to steal half of a powerful nuclear reactor.

In "Report Six: Conflagration," Superman and Wonder Woman set aside their differences to confront a dire threat on Earth, splitting up to track down the two halves of a dangerous reactor. As they race to secure the pieces, the villains Sumo and the Baron unleash chaos—only to meet a fate tied to the very weapon they sought to control. The story unfolds with urgency and gravity, culminating in a moment of quiet resolve as the heroes return to D.C., where President Roosevelt offers a solemn promise.