Wonder Woman #130
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Unfamiliar Friends," Wonder Woman #130 (1998) brings a surprising twist to the Amazonian mythos when Jay Garrick, the Flash, recalls a mysterious connection to Hippolyta—leading the two on a journey back to the 1940s, though Jay returns alone. Meanwhile, Artemis, Mike, and Cassie set out to find the missing Helena Sandsmark, while Diana begins to sense unsettling shifts on Mount Olympus. Written and illustrated by John Byrne, with colors by Patricia Mulvihill and letters by Byrne, the issue’s cover by Byrne captures the moment of revelation with quiet intensity.
In "Unfamiliar Friends," Wonder Woman [Diana] finds herself navigating shifting alliances on Mount Olympus as new tensions rise, while her mother, Wonder Woman [Hippolyta], shares a mysterious past with Flash [Jay Garrick]—a connection that sends Jay back to the 1940s alone. Meanwhile, Artemis, Mike Schorr, and Cassie Sandsmark set out to uncover the truth behind Helena Sandsmark’s disappearance, all while Diana grapples with the divine changes unfolding above them.
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Reprinted in Wonder Woman by John Byrne #3 (2019)
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