Wonder Woman #70

Name: Wonder Woman #70
Brand: DC

Jan 1993 · DC · 1.25 USD; 1.50 CAD; 0.60 GBP

“Once I Was a Slave”

In "Once I Was a Slave," Wonder Woman faces growing unrest among her allies while navigating the looming threat of the Sangtee Empire, all as she uncovers a long-buried truth about the Emperor. Written by William Messner-Loebs and brought to life by Paris Cullins’ dynamic art, with inks by Romeo Tanghal and Ande Parks, and vibrant colors by Matt Hollingsworth, this 1993 issue blends political tension with mythic stakes. Brian Bolland’s striking cover captures the weight of her journey.

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writer William Messner-Loebs · artist Paris Cullins · inker Romeo Tanghal · inker Ande Parks · colorist Matt Hollingsworth · letterer John Costanza · cover Brian Bolland

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Cast · 2 characters

Princess Diana Wonder Woman

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writer William Messner-Loebs

artist Paris Cullins

inker Romeo Tanghal

inker Ande Parks

colorist Matt Hollingsworth

letterer John Costanza

cover pencils, inks Brian Bolland

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Wonder Woman confronts dissent in her ranks and parries attacks from the Sangtee Empire as she attempts to learn the devastating secret of the Emperor.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).