Wonder Woman #289
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "His Name Is Psycho!", Wonder Woman tracks the sinister Dr. Psycho to his secluded Virginia estate, where he's weaponized a twisted echo of Steve Trevor's mind to forge Captain Wonder—a chilling fusion of Steve and the Amazon warrior. With Gene Colan's moody art and Dick Giordano's sharp inks defining the cover, this 1982 DC classic delivers a gripping psychological showdown, written by Roy Thomas and brought to life with haunting detail by Colan, Tanghal, Gafford, and Oda.
Wonder Woman tracks Dr. Psycho to his Virginia estate, where he’s used stolen echoes of Steve Trevor’s mind to forge Captain Wonder—a twisted fusion of Steve and herself. With the truth of Steve’s mind being weaponized, Diana must confront not only the villain’s scheme but the haunting echoes of her own past, as memories of Marva Psycho and a forgotten battle rise from the shadows.
In "Walls of Stone, Chains of Steel!", Huntress [Helena Wayne] is abducted by a man in armor who knows her true identity. He claims to have a personal score to settle, offering her a twisted test of strength and will. As the fight begins, the stakes rise—her skill is put to the ultimate trial against a foe whose motives remain as cloaked as his face.
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Reprinted in Wundergirl #7/1982 (1982), Gigant #7/1982 (1982), Wundergirl #12/1982 (1982), Adventure #3 (1983), Huntress: Darknight Daughter #[nn] (2007), The Huntress: Origins #[nn] (2020), Wonder Woman: Steve Trevor #[nn] (2020)
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