Wonder Woman #132
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Shadows of the Past," Wonder Woman #132 (1998) delivers a pivotal moment as Diana uncovers a shocking truth: Darkseid manipulated the gods into fracturing into two pantheons, a secret that reshapes her understanding of divine history. Meanwhile, Flash recounts his time-traveling mission with Hippolyta, detailing how the JSA’s attempt to free Johnny Thunder’s Thunderbolt led them straight into a trap set by Dark Angel. Written and illustrated by John Byrne, with colors by Patricia Mulvihill and letters by Byrne, the issue’s cover by Byrne captures the weight of this revelation in striking detail.
In "Shadows of the Past," Wonder Woman [Diana] confronts a shocking truth: Darkseid manipulated the gods into fracturing into two warring pantheons, and the consequences ripple across time and myth. As Flash [Jay Garrick] recounts his journey with Hippolyta, the story unfolds through a tense mission where the Justice Society of America—Hawkman [Carter Hall], Green Lantern [Alan Scott], Johnny Thunder, and the Atom [Alan Scott]—race to free Johnny’s Thunderbolt in Nazi Germany, only to be trapped by the malevolent presence of Dark Angel, now possessing Paula von Gunther.
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Reprinted in Wonder Woman by John Byrne #3 (2019)
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