Millennium Edition: Wonder Woman No. 1 #[nn]

Wonder Woman, Who Is She? presents a striking visual and narrative exploration of the divine sources behind the Amazon’s famed epithet. As Aphrodite, Athena, Hercules, and Mercury each embody their legendary traits, the story invites readers to ponder the mythic roots of Wonder Woman’s power and identity.

Wonder Woman takes a break from her duties to bring children to King's Colossal Circus, where she performs in the big ring before uncovering a mystery: a series of elephant deaths by poisoning threatens to shut down the show. With help from Steve Trevor and Etta Candy, she digs into the circus’s hidden dangers, uncovering secrets beneath the glitter and spectacle.

In "Florence Nightingale," the legendary nurse’s unwavering dedication to healing during the Crimean War is brought to life with quiet strength and historical depth. This poignant story follows her journey from a privileged upbringing to a life defined by service, as she defies expectations to tend to wounded soldiers and reshape the future of medicine.

In "Wonder Woman Versus the Prison Spy Ring," Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor investigate a suspected mole within the military, leading them to confront Paula Von Gunther behind bars—where a twist of fate puts the magic lasso in her hands, turning a routine visit into a dangerous game of deception.

In "Songs without Music," a young woman named Adeline finds her father’s new hotel haunted by a strange, oily taste in the water—prompting him to call in an expert, much to the family’s surprise. As the investigation unfolds, the quiet mystery of the hotel’s hidden source begins to stir something unexpected in the air.

When Etta Candy’s younger brother Mint is ambushed by spies, Wonder Woman and Etta pursue the attackers from the Texas border all the way to Mexico City. There, Wonder Woman must face a deadly bullfight while racing against time to thwart a covert Japanese invasion hidden beneath the spectacle.