Wonder Woman #750: The Deluxe Edition #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis deluxe hardcover collects the milestone 750th issue of Wonder Woman, featuring a roster of top-tier creators celebrating the Amazon Princess's legacy through multiple stories that honor her past, present, and future. The oversized edition includes contributions from writers and artists such as Greg Rucka, Steve Orlando, and Mariko Tamaki, along with a gallery of variant covers and behind-the-scenes material. It serves as both a commemorative keepsake for longtime fans and a jumping-on point for new readers, highlighting key moments and characters from Diana's decades-long history.
In "The Wild Hunt Finale," Wonder Woman #750: The Deluxe Edition delivers a mythic, emotionally charged chapter in Diana’s origin, spotlighting her first mission beyond Paradise Island. Written by Charles Moulton and illustrated with timeless elegance by H. G. Peter, the story unfolds as Queen Hippolyta, faced with her daughter’s growing attachment to the stranded Captain Steve Trevor, uses the Magic Sphere to reveal his fate—and sets a contest to choose the Amazon who will return him to the U.S. In disguise, Diana emerges as the chosen one, stepping into a world beyond her island for the first time. The striking cover, a collaborative effort by Joëlle Jones and Nicola Scott, captures the moment of departure with haunting grace.
In "The Wild Hunt Finale," Wonder Woman stands at the heart of a storm as the Cheetah, driven by a twisted belief in liberation, forces Diana to confront her ties to the divine—especially Hera, whose presence looms over the conflict. With the Silencer closing in, determined to end the Cheetah at any cost, Diana must navigate a battle of ideals, gods, and loyalty, all while the echoes of past allies like Superman, Batman, and Steve Trevor linger in memory.
Wonder Woman is pressed by a law enforcement official with relentless questions about her uncanny ability to appear whenever crisis strikes—only to realize the interrogation is a trap orchestrated by Ares, testing her resolve in a battle of wits and will.
In "Never Change," Wonder Woman makes a perilous bargain with Circe, offering something deeply personal in exchange for her help in restoring the Cheetah—Barbara Ann Minerva—to her former self. The fate of both women hangs in the balance as Diana confronts the cost of redemption, and the line between power and identity begins to blur.
In a quiet moment behind bars, Silver reflects on her past as the Silver Swan—once a foe to Wonder Woman, now a woman shaped by the choice to change. The memory of Diana’s unwavering belief in redemption lingers, a quiet force in the stillness of her cell.
In 1939, as President Franklin Delano Roosevelt prepares to address the New York World's Fair, a sudden assassination attempt throws the event into chaos—only for Wonder Woman to step in, her presence both a shock and a revelation. With the help of a young man named Joe and a mysterious figure named Alan Scott, she moves swiftly to protect the nation’s leader, marking her first public appearance in a world on the brink of change.
In a story that redefines her origins, Wonder Woman [Princess Diana] is introduced as the daughter of Queen Hippolyta and the chosen Amazon to return Captain Steve Trevor to the outside world—though not before learning the truth of her people’s past, the weight of her destiny, and the dangers of leaving Paradise Island. With the help of Athena and Aphrodite, and guided by a mysterious Magic Sphere, Diana must prove herself worthy, all while hiding her true identity from the very world she longs to reach.
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