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Wonder Woman#15
Cover: George Pérez

Wonder Woman #15

Apr 1988 · DC · 0.75 USD; 1.00 CAD; 0.40 GBP
“Swan Song”

In "Swan Song," George Pérez and Len Wein launch a gripping chapter in Wonder Woman’s story as Diana grapples with unexpected emotions toward Superman, even as she’s honored with a charity fair in her name. When Solomon Buchman kidnaps Maxine Sterenbuch and reveals that her pen pal Valerie Beaudry has been transformed by a dangerous experiment, the truth erupts at the fair—where Valerie, now wielding mutant sonic powers as the Silver Swan, turns against Wonder Woman. George Pérez’s dynamic art and Bruce Patterson’s inks bring the tension to life, while the cover by Pérez captures the moment’s escalating drama.

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writer, artist George Pérez · writer Len Wein · inker Bruce Patterson · colorist Carl Gafford · letterer John Costanza · cover George Pérez

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writer, artist George Pérez
writer Len Wein
colorist Carl Gafford
letterer John Costanza
cover pencils, inks George Pérez

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While Wonder Woman wrestles with her new feelings for Superman, preparations are being made for a charity fair in her name. Meanwhile, Solomon Buchman takes Maxine Sterenbuch captive and explains that her pen pal Valerie Beaudry has been the subject of an experiment and given mutant sonic disruption abilities and that Henry Cobb Armbruster has nefarious plans for her. These plans come to fruition at the fair, where Valerie attacks Wonder Woman as the Silver Swan

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