Wonder Woman: 80 Years of the Amazon Warrior The Deluxe Edition #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn this landmark origin tale from *Wonder Woman: 80 Years of the Amazon Warrior*, Princess Diana of Themyscira—guided by her mother, Queen Hippolyta, and the wisdom of the gods—faces a moment that will define her destiny. When Captain Steve Trevor crash-lands on Paradise Island, Diana, drawn to him despite the island’s sacred rules, must choose between her duty and her heart. With the help of ancient magic and a daring contest, she earns the chance to return the stranded pilot to the outside world—setting her on a path that will change everything.
Wonder Woman arrives in America with Steve Trevor, taking on the identity of Army nurse Diana Prince to stay close to him. As she begins performing her acrobatic act to earn money, she soon discovers her promoter, Al Kale, is keeping all the profits—while a hidden Nazi spy ring watches her every move.
In a twist of wartime manipulation, Dr. Psycho—armed with psychological sabotage and a cast of delusional phantoms—launches a campaign to undermine women’s roles in the war effort, targeting the very ideals Wonder Woman and her allies stand for. As Diana Prince, Steve Trevor, and the Holliday Girls confront the deception, they must outwit a villain who weaponizes fear and false history, all while facing off against a parade of absurd and dangerous figures from the past.
When Wonder Woman returns to Paradise Island, she’s met with news that the Cheetah has escaped—and drowned. But the feline villain isn’t done yet. Stowing away in the Invisible Plane, she returns to Man’s World, masquerading as Claudia Rich, her twin, and sets a trap for both Steve Trevor and Wonder Woman.
When Judge Strait orders Priscilla Rich to return from Reform Island for a legal proceeding, she turns the moment into an escape, stealing the Thought Prism from Baroness Paula von Gunter. With its power to manipulate minds and conjure illusions, Priscilla unleashes a new wave of chaos—testing the limits of her control and challenging Wonder Woman, Steve Trevor, and the others who stand in her way.
When Wonder Woman’s weapons lose their power for a full day each year, she must rely on her wits and courage alone—leaving her vulnerable as a new threat emerges. With Zena by her side and Hippolyta’s guidance, she faces a crisis that tests her strength not in battle, but in restraint.
In a bold new chapter for the Amazon warrior, Wonder Woman steps beyond her legacy to champion a rising women’s movement, redefining her purpose with a striking new emblem. As she faces off against a foreign spy and confronts her own limits in a trial of strength and speed against mythic figures, Diana must balance her duty to Earth with a deeper call to her homeland—while Steve Trevor’s fate hangs in the balance.
In "Powerplay," Wonder Woman must confront Ares not with sword or shield, but with truth, as Steve Trevor races to stop General Tolliver from igniting global conflict. With the fate of humanity hanging in the balance, Diana uses the Lasso of Truth to force Ares to face the devastating consequences of his ambition—before his war consumes even him.
After Themyscira vanishes without a trace, Wonder Woman [Princess Diana] finds herself adrift in a world she’s long protected. Seeking answers and a new beginning, she crosses paths with a mobster and a private investigator—two men whose lives are entangled in secrets that may hold the key to her missing home.
In a tense, intimate confrontation, Wonder Woman is grilled by a law enforcement official about her uncanny ability to appear whenever crisis strikes—only for the interrogation to reveal a far more sinister game orchestrated by Ares.
In "Never Change," Wonder Woman strikes a dangerous bargain with Circe, offering a piece of her own past in exchange for help restoring the Cheetah—Barbara Ann Minerva—to her former self, testing the limits of redemption and the cost of mercy.
In a future where humanity is gone and the Amazons now rule Earth, Wonder Woman leads her people in a desperate stand to protect their world. As Darkseid sees his chance to conquer, Diana must rally her sisters, even as a hologram of Batman offers cryptic warnings from the past.
In a future where Earth lies silent and life has vanished, Wonder Woman [Diana Prince] journeys through the stars, searching for any sign of hope in the aftermath of Superman’s final stand against Darkseid. With the echoes of a fallen world and the weight of legacy pressing on her, she encounters enigmatic forces—both ancient and unknown—testing her resolve in a universe that remembers her name.
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