Wonder Woman #217
In "The Day Time Broke Loose!", Wonder Woman faces a psychological assault as the Duke of Deception targets her mind during her sixth mission, while Green Arrow watches from the shadows, drawn into the chaos. Written by Elliot Maggin and illustrated by Dick Dillin with inks by V. Colletta, this 1975 DC classic features a tense, mind-bending confrontation with a cover by Mike Grell.
In "The Day Time Broke Loose!", Wonder Woman [Diana Prince] joins forces with the Justice League of America—Batman [Bruce Wayne] and Green Arrow [Oliver Queen]—as they confront the enigmatic Duke of Deception, a villain whose powers twist perception and blur the line between reality and illusion. With the help of Morgan Tracy, the team must unravel a web of deceit that turns time itself into a weapon, leaving them questioning what’s real and what’s not.
In "The Return of Diana Prince," the real Diana Prince—now Diana White, a wife and mother—returns to face the woman who has taken her name and identity. With her child's future at stake, she asks Wonder Woman to let her reclaim the life she once lived, setting off a tense and emotional confrontation with the woman who now wears her face and title.
In "Fun House of Time!", Wonder Woman finds herself trapped in a twisted, shifting maze designed by the enigmatic Time Master, who seems to relish the challenge of outwitting her. As Diana confronts the man known as Ty M. Master, he reveals with a chilling smile that his name might just be a clever ruse—leaving her to question whether the battle ahead is truly against a villain, or something far more elusive.
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↩ Reprints Sensation Comics #9 (1942), Wonder Woman #101 (1958)
Reprinted in Comic Reader #114 (1975), Wonder Woman #128 (1975), The Amazing World of DC Comics #15 (1977), Super Action avec Wonder Woman #3 (1979), Wundergirl #8/1981 (1981), Wonder Woman: The Twelve Labors #[nn] (2012)
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