Wonder Woman #211
In "The Maniacs of Mercury," Wonder Woman faces a personal challenge when her heart feels unreciprocated by Steve Trevor, prompting her to seek guidance from her mother. With a gift of enchanted mirrors—once used to outwit Hercules—Wonder Woman uses their power to create twisted reflections of herself, testing Steve’s loyalty in a moment of emotional vulnerability. Written by Charles Moulton and brought to life with dynamic art by Ross Andru and Mike Esposito, the issue features a striking cover by Nick Cardy.
When Wonder Woman’s Robot Plane crashes on Mercury, she and her fellow Amazons are taken prisoner by the planet’s giant ruler, King Celerito, who enslaves them and the native women of Mercury. Though outnumbered and outmatched, Wonder Woman refuses to yield, launching a daring resistance to free both her comrades and the oppressed Mercurian women.
In "The Mystery of the Atom World!", Wonder Woman stumbles upon a hidden subatomic realm and brings it to Paradise Island, unaware of the danger it carries. Queen Atomia, its powerful ruler, emerges to confront her, revealing her intent to destroy Earth—and now, Wonder Woman must face the consequences of her discovery before it’s too late.
Wonder Woman turns to her mother Hippolyta for help when Steve Trevor’s affections seem fixed on her as Wonder Woman, not Diana Prince. With a gift of enchanted mirrors once used to outwit Hercules, Diana uses the magic to create distorted reflections of herself—shifting her image in ways that challenge Steve’s certainty about his feelings. As the illusion blurs reality, even a brief cameo from Superman can’t help untangle the mystery of who Steve truly sees.
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↩ Reprints Wonder Woman #72 (1955), Wonder Woman #75 (1955), Wonder Woman #80 (1956), Wonder Woman #107 (1959), Wonder Woman #126 (1961), Wonder Woman #130 (1962)
Reprinted in Superman Presents World's Finest Comic Monthly #118 (1975), Wundergirl #4 (1976), Wundergirl #7 (1976), Wonder Woman Official Annual #1980 (1979)
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