Wonder Woman: Agent of Peace #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects the first six issues of the 2021 Wonder Woman: Agent of Peace series, presenting standalone adventures that showcase the Amazon princess as a global peacekeeper. Written by a rotating team of creators, the stories see Diana traveling the world to defuse conflicts and confront threats, emphasizing her role as a diplomat and warrior beyond the superhero archetype.
In "Commitment to Chaos," Wonder Woman takes on a dangerous new case when she uncovers billionaire Simon Wickett’s scheme to profit from manufactured disasters. With Wickett targeting the Coney Island home of Harley Quinn, Diana teams up with the unpredictable heroine to stop a deadly assault. Written by Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti, with art by Inaki Miranda and vibrant colors by Hi-Fi, this issue blends sharp investigation with high-stakes action. The cover, by Amanda Conner, captures the tension of the moment.
Wonder Woman teams up with Harley Quinn to stop a string of orchestrated disasters tied to billionaire Simon Wickett, whose latest scheme targets Harley’s home in Coney Island. With assassins like Red Ball, Sniper-D, and Zlaya closing in, Diana must protect her unlikely ally while uncovering the truth behind Wickett’s chaos—and the strange, silent presence of Bernie, the stuffed beaver, in the chaos.
In "The Curse of K2," Wonder Woman answers a desperate call in the treacherous Himalayan peaks, where a storm and earthquake have left a group of female climbers missing and Lois Lane’s plane gone down in the wreckage. With the air thin and the terrain unforgiving, Diana must navigate both the physical dangers and the legends whispered by the few survivors—especially Shan Xiao, a local guide with secrets of her own.
When Wonder Woman's heroic act of deflecting a meteor backfires, it unleashes an alien creature that turns Gorilla City into a battleground. With Steve Trevor and Etta Candy at her side, Diana must join forces with General Tolifhar to contain the threat before the creature’s rampage spreads beyond the jungle.
In "Hope Springs Eternal," Wonder Woman finds herself drawn into a tense confrontation when the Scarecrow launches a psychological assault during a moment of personal grief. With the villainous Penguin rallying a rogues' gallery—including Cheetah, Captain Cold, Two-Face, and Black Manta—Wonder Woman must navigate both the chaos of the attack and the emotional weight of loss, all while the line between ally and enemy begins to blur.
In "Wolf Cubs," Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor stumble upon a group of resourceful kids in a city still reeling from a financial crash, led by a sharp-witted boy turning street smarts into a new kind of survival. As they navigate the kids' unorthodox schemes and growing desperation, Diana must balance justice with compassion in a world where hope is as scarce as cash.
In "Obsession Agression," Wonder Woman investigates the strange final gift from Maurice Cassel, a millionaire whose fixation on her led to his imprisonment—only to leave his mansion to her upon his death. Inside, she uncovers a web of deadly traps orchestrated by his wife, Ruth Cassel, whose grief has twisted into something far more dangerous.
In "The Eyes Have It," Wonder Woman is pushed to her limits when Doctor Psycho traps her in a moral dilemma: steal advanced equipment to save innocent hostages, knowing it will empower him to control crowds with terrifying precision. With her resolve tested and her judgment clouded, Diana must navigate a dangerous game where every choice risks more lives.
In "Powers," Wonder Woman faces off against a mysterious woman wielding a mystical ruby that allows her to steal Diana’s powers and turn them against her. With Detective Cooke assisting and Julian Red watching from the shadows, the Amazon warrior must rely on more than strength to stop a threat that mirrors her own abilities.
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↩ Reprints Wonder Woman Giant #1 (2019), Wonder Woman Giant #2 (2019), Wonder Woman Giant #3 (2020), Wonder Woman Giant #4 (2020)
Reprinted in Wonder Woman #2 (2025)
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