Wonder Woman #20

In "Terrors of the Air," Wonder Woman and Etta Candy find themselves caught in a web of deception when Nifty, a seemingly harmless friend, reveals a dangerous secret: she’s an Air Pirate with a plan to steal Professor Chemico’s nuclear formula. With Nifty’s husband Redbeard and their gang of Air Pirates on the move, and a monstrous Karma Monster summoned from beyond time, Diana Prince is suddenly whisked into a perilous journey through the past—where the stakes are higher than ever, and the enemy is as unpredictable as the skies themselves.

In this 1946 biography from Wonder Woman #20, Lucretia Mott emerges as a powerful voice for justice, using her Quaker faith and unwavering conviction to speak out against slavery and fight for equal rights for women and Black Americans. Her journey unfolds through quiet determination and bold conviction, revealing the strength of one woman’s moral courage in a time of great division.

In this thrilling sequel, Wonder Woman races across time to confront the ancient menace of Captain Redbeard and his Air Pirates in 1750 Charleston Harbor, where she battles as a fierce Amazon warrior of the sea. When the Karma Monster strikes again, whisking her and her allies into the heart of ancient Rome, Steve, Etta, and the Holliday Girls must find a way to join her—while Queen Hippolyte and Paula von Gunther race to unravel the monster’s next move.

In this swashbuckling chapter of Wonder Woman’s timeless adventure, Diana Prince and her companions—Steve Trevor, Etta Candy, the Holliday Girls, and even the enigmatic Serva—are cast into the grand spectacle of Ancient Rome, where gladiator battles and sea-faring peril test their courage. As the Karma Monster and the villainous Nifty and Rufus unleash chaos across the empire, Wonder Woman must lead her allies through deadly trials—until even the fiercest foes fall, and a promise to reform one of them hangs in the balance.