Wonder Woman #300
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Beautiful Dreamer, Death Unto Thee! [Chapter 1]," Wonder Woman faces a terrifying new threat when a mysterious and powerful Shadow-Thing attacks her with otherworldly force. With the sudden arrival of the Sandman and the help of Etta Candy and Steve Trevor, Diana must confront the enigmatic villain—only to be thrown into an unknown realm when the Shadow-Thing’s assault triggers a sudden, uncontrolled shift to Earth II.
In "Chapter Two: My Sister, My Self!", Wonder Woman (Earth-1) crosses paths with her counterpart from Earth-2 and her family—Steve Trevor (Earth-2) and their daughter Lyta—as the two sisters share a rare moment of connection. Amid the quiet intimacy of their reunion, Diana confronts the quiet possibility that her own dreams of love and marriage might still hold a chance, even in a world of gods and war.
In "The Sands of Doom! Sandman Interlude," scientist Garrett Sanford finds himself trapped in the Dream Dimension after using his expertise in dream research to save the President of the United States—only to discover that the man’s consciousness had been pulled into the realm of dreams, and now Sanford can’t escape the same fate.
In "Chapter Four: The Queen Is Dead! Long Live the Queen!", Wonder Woman confronts a haunting vision of an alternate Amazonian fate: what if Queen Hippolyta had died protecting her, leaving Diana to ascend the throne? In this dream, Mala becomes the new Wonder Girl, Steve Trevor returns to the world of men, and the mantle of goddess is passed to a younger generation—yet the cost of that legacy weighs heavy on the soul of the warrior princess.
In "Chapter 5: The Princess and the Sky-Pirate!", Wonder Woman finds herself caught in a twisted vision where her trusted ally Steve Trevor has become the sinister Trevor Stevens—a rogue sky-pirate with a dangerous agenda. As the dream unfolds, Diana must confront this malevolent version of the man she once knew, while Queen Hippolyta watches from the shadows, her presence a quiet reminder of the truth beneath the illusion.
Chapter 6: ...Let No Superman Put Asunder! finds Wonder Woman caught in a vivid dream where Superman, not Steve Trevor, crashes near Paradise Island. In this vision, she and the Man of Steel share a bond that deepens into marriage, yet their duties to humanity and their respective worlds pull them apart before they can truly be together.
In "Chapter 8: --Beyond the Gates of Sleep!", Wonder Woman confronts a terrifying manifestation of her own fears and doubts within a dreamlike realm, where her inner turmoil has taken form as a malevolent presence. With Steve Trevor's fate hanging in the balance, she must face the shadow of herself before the nightmare can consume her completely.
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Reprinted in Wonder Woman Album #[nn] (1983), Wundergirl #3/1983 (1983), Wundergirl #5/1983 (1983), Wundergirl #6/1983 (1983), Wundergirl #7/1983 (1983), Wundergirl #10/1983 (1983), Wonder Woman #3 (1987), Wonder Woman #4 (2006)
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