Wonder Woman #1
This volume collects the opening arc of the 2022 Wonder Woman series, written by Becky Cloonan and Michael W. Conrad, with art by Travis Moore. The story finds Diana transported to an otherworldly realm after a confrontation with the villainous Asylum, where she must navigate a strange new reality and find her way back home. It includes issues #1-7 of the series, setting the stage for a fresh direction for the Amazon Princess.
In "Afterworlds Part 1," Wonder Woman emerges from a deadly clash with Nidhogg, reclaiming the key to the Valkyries Fortress as she joins Thor’s forces in a desperate stand against overwhelming foes. After a brutal fall, the spirit of Deadman guides her back to life—though her memories remain fractured—leaving her with a haunting mission: track down the Valkyries to rescue Siegfried and the lost warriors. But before she can move forward, she must confront a chilling, twisted reflection of herself in a nightmare realm. Written by Michael W. Conrad and Becky Cloonan, with art by Travis Moore and colors by Tamra Bonvillain, this pivotal issue features a cover by Travis Moore.
In "Afterworlds Part 1," Wonder Woman [Diana of Themyscira] awakens in a realm where the dead wage endless battles, each dawn bringing new fights and no end in sight. Trapped in a cycle of reincarnated warriors, she must confront the enigmatic Siegfried and the ghostly presence of the Vikings, all while a strange, ancient force—Ratatosk—whispers secrets from the shadows. As the echoes of Thor’s legend stir in the mist, Diana fights not just for survival, but to reclaim who she truly is.
In "Afterworlds Part 2," Wonder Woman and Ratatosk journey through the fractured realms of Norse myth to find the missing Valkyries and rescue Siegfried, facing Dr. Psycho’s schemes and the cunning Nidhogg, whose bargain with Diana may be more dangerous than it seems. With Odin’s shadow looming and the Murk Elves whispering secrets, every step deeper into the underworld brings them closer to answers—and greater peril.
In "Afterworlds Part 3," Wonder Woman confronts a nightmare version of herself while racing to save Siegfried and the lost warriors, guided by the echoes of fallen gods and the lingering presence of Deadman. With the key to the Valkyries Fortress reclaimed and the weight of battle pressing on her, she must navigate the fractured realms of Asgard—where Odin, Thor, and Njord stand as both allies and enigmas—before the truth of her own past and the fate of the fallen is lost to the shadows.
In "Afterworlds Part 4," Wonder Woman finds herself caught between warring forces as she confronts the Valkyries—Gundra, Fey, and Brunhilde—determined to rescue the lost warrior Siegfried. But when she learns the Valkyries have abandoned their sacred duty, the fragile peace shatters, forcing Diana to navigate a clash between ancient tradition and the will of Thor, with Odin’s presence as Harbard the Ferryman looming in the shadows.
In "Afterworlds Part 5," Wonder Woman returns to a shattered Olympus, where only the Roman god Janus remains amid the ruins of the divine realm. With the Olympian gods seemingly extinct and the once-great temple in silence, Diana must confront the truth behind the massacre—and the unsettling presence of a god who remembers what no one else does.
In the Graveyard of the Gods, Wonder Woman makes a desperate pact with the Keeper of the Grounds to restore the fallen Olympians—only to find that the female half of Janus is still at large, hunting the last remnants of divine power. With gods both ancient and forgotten watching from the shadows, Diana must navigate a realm where myth and mortality blur, and every choice risks unraveling the fragile balance between life and death.
In "Afterworlds Part 7," Wonder Woman, Ratatosk, and Siegfried are ensnared in Elfhame, a realm ruled by capricious faeries, where Diana faces a dire accusation: the murder of the faerie queen. As ancient secrets and shifting loyalties unfold, she must navigate a world where truth is as treacherous as the magic that binds it.
In "Afterworlds Part 8," Diana of Themyscira, Siegfried, and Ratatosk land on Earth 11—where female heroes rule and the Justice Guild stands as a beacon of power. When Janus arrives and frees the imprisoned Wonder Man, the pair unleash chaos, forcing Diana and Siegfried to join the fray against the Justice Guild.
In "Afterworlds Part 9," Wonder Woman, Siegfried, and Ratatosk push deeper into the multiverse, navigating the eerie silence of the Phantom Zone and the surreal geometry of Zrfff’s Fifth Dimensional realm, all in pursuit of Janus and the key to freeing Deadman—each step revealing more of the mystery behind their fractured journey.
In the shattered remnants of a realm beyond reality, Wonder Woman, Siegfried, and Ratatosk face off against Janus in a desperate bid to save Deadman—only to uncover a deeper conspiracy pulling the strings from the shadows. As gods, faeries, and forgotten legends stir in the chaos, the true architect of the war between worlds begins to reveal itself.
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