Wonder Woman: Amazons Attack #[nn]

In the wake of a shocking invasion, an Amazon army led by the resurrected Queen Hippolyta—under the dark sway of Circe—overruns Washington, D.C., turning the capital into a battleground. With the President held captive and the city in chaos, the Justice League of America must rally to defend the nation, even as old alliances are tested and the line between protector and threat blurs.

In "Chapter 2: Battle Lines," Superman races to contain a catastrophic blaze engulfing Kansas, only to find the Amazons—led by Artemis and Phillipus—deep in the heart of the inferno. With the Justice League divided and tensions flaring, the line between protector and threat blurs as Diana Prince and her allies face a crisis that tests their loyalty and resolve.

In "Chapter 3: The Road to Hell...", the weight of war presses on the Justice League as Superman defends Kansas from a growing threat, while political tension rises with the President weighing legal consequences for those linked to the Amazons. Meanwhile, Artemis and Philippus grow uneasy as they question Hippolyta’s increasingly mysterious choices, their loyalty tested by the shifting tides of command and conflict.

In "Chapter 4: Things Fall Apart," Supergirl and Wonder Girl take drastic action to bring the President and Queen Hippolyta together, but their intervention only deepens the rift between the U.S. government and the Amazons. As tensions escalate, the Bana make a dangerous move, trying to turn Grace Choi against her allies.

In "Chapter 5: Trouble on the Home Front," Wonder Woman and the Justice League face a dire threat as Circe's magic disables key heroes in Washington, D.C. Batman steps in with a risky gambit, using magic learned from Zatanna to stall the sorceress long enough to buy time.

In "Chapter 6: Pyrrhic Victory," Wonder Woman stands alone against Circe and her mother Hippolyta as the Amazon war reaches its breaking point. Just as the battle seems unstoppable, a divine figure appears—Athena—only to vanish with all the Amazons, leaving behind a chilling truth: the goddess was never who she claimed to be.