Wonder Woman #133
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Masquerade," Wonder Woman #133 (1998) delivers a thrilling chapter of intrigue and heroism, as the JSA outwits Dark Angel in a high-stakes gambit to free Green Lantern and Thunderbolt. With John Byrne’s dynamic storytelling and art weaving through every panel, the issue unfolds with precision and tension, culminating in a surprising twist that redefines Hippolyta’s journey—her choice to remain in the past for eight years, returning to the present with a quiet weight of time and change. The cover by John Byrne captures the moment’s intensity, perfectly framing the story’s emotional core.
In "Masquerade," Wonder Woman [Diana] and the Justice Society of America confront the enigmatic Dark Angel in a high-stakes battle that spans time and deception. With the fate of heroes like Flash [Jay Garrick], Hawkman [Carter Hall], and Green Lantern [Alan Scott] hanging in the balance, Diana must navigate a web of illusions while the past itself begins to unravel. As secrets from history surface and alliances shift, one thing becomes clear—some battles aren’t fought with strength, but with truth.
In a moment of crisis, Cassie Sandsmark finds herself tested as her divine powers clash with the ancient magic of Merlin and Morgaine Le Fay—only for a younger, more vibrant Merlin to arrive and shift the balance. With Artemis, Jason Blood, Etrigan, and Harry Matthews caught in the crossfire, the fate of the moment hangs in the uncertain space between magic and might.
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Reprinted in Wonder Woman by John Byrne #3 (2019)
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