Diana Prince: Wonder Woman #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects the first story arc of the 2008 DC series, reimagining Wonder Woman in a bold new direction. Written by Gail Simone, it features Diana Prince as she faces a mysterious threat that challenges her identity and powers, with art by Terry and Rachel Dodson. The collection includes issues #14-19 of the Wonder Woman series, marking a fresh start for the Amazon warrior in her civilian guise.
In "Wonder Woman's Rival," Diana Prince teams up with private eye Tim Trench and her ally Ching in a high-stakes chase after the elusive Doctor Cyber. When a false call claiming Steve Trevor is in danger leads Diana into a trap aboard a submerged taxi, she narrowly escapes only to face a brutal ambush at Fass Mansion—where a wounded Steve appears, only to be shot down before her eyes. With Trench captured and the threat closing in, Diana and Ching take a desperate stand, holding a hostage of their own as the hunt intensifies. Written by Denny O'Neil and illustrated by Mike Sekowsky with inks by Dick Giordano, the cover by Mike Sekowsky and Dick Giordano captures the tension of a world where even the past can be weaponized.
In "Wonder Woman's Rival," Diana Prince steps into the spotlight as a modern-day heroine, navigating the latest trends and social currents while clearing Steve Trevor’s name. As she witnesses Steve’s unexpected reaction to the new Diana Prince, she realizes her own heroic identity may need a refresh—just as the world around her evolves.
In "Wonder Woman's Last Battle," Diana Prince faces a defining choice when her mother, Hippolyta, announces the Amazons' retreat to another dimension—leaving Diana to stand alone on the front lines. With her powers and heritage behind her, Diana begins a new life as a mortal, training under I Ching, until Steve Trevor returns gravely wounded, forcing her to confront Doctor Cyber’s latest threat without the aid of her divine past.
In "A Death for Diana!", Diana Prince races against time to uncover the truth behind a chilling deception: a call claiming Steve Trevor is alive, only to lead her into a deadly trap. With private eye Tim Trench and ally Ching at her side, Diana must navigate a web of ambushes and betrayals, from a submerged taxi to a blood-soaked mansion, where the past rises in the most dangerous form.
In "The Wrath of Dr. Cyber," Diana Prince, Jo, and Trench race to dismantle Cyber’s underwater stronghold after securing intel from a captured henchwoman. With the lair in ruins and the villain on the run, they follow Trench’s lead to Bjorland, where Cyber tries to turn the tide by tempting Trench with riches—offering him a fortune to betray his allies.
In "A Time to Love a Time to Die!" from Diana Prince: Wonder Woman #1 (2008), Diana Prince finds herself caught between duty and desire as she and Ching pursue the elusive Cyber through the glittering streets of London. With help from Reginald Hyde-Whyte, whose loyalty is soon called into question, the trio races to stop Cyber’s grand scheme at a high-society gala—where secrets, betrayal, and romance hang in the balance.
In "Return to Paradise Island!", Diana Prince faces her greatest challenge yet when a messenger summons her back to her homeland—now ravaged by Ares, who demands the secret of inter-dimensional travel from Hippolyta. With her mother unconscious and the Amazonian warriors overwhelmed, Diana must rally her strength and devise a new strategy to defend Paradise Island, even as the odds turn against her.
In "The Last Battle!", Diana Prince leads a desperate quest across dimensions to rally legendary heroes against Ares' overwhelming assault, only to find most unwilling to answer her call—though the valkyrie under Brunhilde stand with the Amazons. As the battle turns grim and the Amazon warriors fall, unexpected reinforcements arrive to turn the tide, forcing Ares to concede defeat and allowing Hippolyta to be restored.
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