Wonder Woman #218
In "Revolt of the Wonder Weapons," Wonder Woman faces a rare challenge as her own arsenal turns against her—when an astrologer exploits her mental powers to disable her weapons during her 7th mission, leaving her reliant on wit and will. Written by Martin Pasko and illustrated by Kurt Schaffenberger, this 1975 DC classic features Red Tornado as a silent observer, watching Diana's struggle unfold under an unseen psychic influence. The cover by Bob Oksner captures the tension with a striking, dynamic image of the Amazonian warrior in crisis.
In "Revolt of the Wonder Weapons," Wonder Woman faces a strange new threat when an astrologer named Damon Celestris exploits her mental powers to turn her own weapons against her. With Red Tornado watching from the shadows and Queen Hippolyta’s legacy looming, Diana must reclaim control before her arsenal becomes a weapon of chaos.
In "Give Her Liberty -- and Give Her Death!", Wonder Woman faces a terrifying threat when the villain Felix Faust awakens the mystical power of the Statue of Liberty, turning it into a living weapon. With the Justice League watching from afar, Diana must defend the iconic symbol of freedom from a sorcerer who seeks to harness its ancient magic for his own dark ends.
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Reprinted in Comic Reader #116 (1975), Superman Presents World's Finest Comic Monthly #127 (1975), Wundergirl #6 (1976), Wundergirl #16 (1977), Super Action avec Wonder Woman #4 (1979), Marvila, la Mujer Maravilla #219 (1979), Wonder Woman Official Annual #1980 (1979), Wonder Woman: The Twelve Labors #[nn] (2012)
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