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Wonder Woman: Amazons Attack #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection brings together the six-issue 2007 miniseries Amazons Attack, a Wonder Woman storyline in which the Amazons, led by Queen Hippolyta, launch a full-scale invasion of the United States. Written by Will Pfeifer with art by Pete Woods, the story pits Diana against her own people while exploring themes of loyalty and the consequences of war. The volume also includes tie-in issues from Wonder Woman and other DC titles that expand on the conflict.
In "Chapter 1: The Last Full Measure of Devotion," Wonder Woman: Amazons Attack #12 delivers a gripping escalation as Superman's heroic intervention in Kansas sets a tense political tone, with the U.S. President weighing legal responses against those linked to the Amazons. Meanwhile, Artemis and Philippus grow uneasy, questioning Hippolyta’s recent decisions as the stakes rise. Written by Will Pfeifer and illustrated by Pete Woods—with colors by Brad Anderson and letters by Travis Lanham—this issue blends grounded political tension with the growing mystery within the Amazon ranks, all rendered in Woods’ striking style, both in story and on the cover.
In the wake of a shocking invasion, an Amazon army led by the resurrected Queen Hippolyta—under the twisted influence of Circe—descends on Washington DC, turning the nation’s capital into a battlefield. With the President held captive and the city in chaos, the Justice League of America must rally to defend the heart of democracy, even as the lines between hero and villain blur.
In "Chapter 2: Battle Lines," Superman races to contain a wildfire spreading across Kansas, only to find the Amazons—led by Artemis and Phillipus—already entrenched in the scorched landscape. With the Justice League divided and tensions flaring, the line between protector and threat blurs as Diana Prince and the others face a crisis that tests their resolve and allegiance.
In "Chapter 3: The Road to Hell...", the fallout from the Amazon conflict spreads as Superman protects Kansas from a growing threat, even as political pressure mounts from the President, who weighs legal consequences for those linked to the Amazons. Meanwhile, Artemis and Philippus grow uneasy as they question Hippolyta’s increasingly enigmatic decisions, their loyalty tested by the rising tension between gods, heroes, and the world they’re trying to save.
In "Chapter 4: Things Fall Apart," tensions rise as Supergirl and Wonder Girl intervene to bring the President and Hippolyta together, only to find their actions deepen the rift. With the Bana pressing their advantage and Grace Choi caught in the crossfire, the fragile peace begins to unravel.
When Circe’s spell silences the heroes’ powers just as the Amazon assault reaches Washington, D.C., Batman must rely on a secret magic he learned from Zatanna to buy time—while Wonder Woman fights to protect her home, even as her own mother, Hippolyta, stands among the enemy.
In "Chapter 6: Pyrrhic Victory," Wonder Woman stands alone against the combined forces of Circe and her mother Hippolyta, the Amazon queen turned villain, as the battle for Themyscira reaches its breaking point. Just as the conflict seems unstoppable, a divine figure appears—Athena—only to vanish with the Amazons, leaving behind a chilling truth: the goddess was never who she claimed to be.
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↩ Reprints Amazons Attack #1 (2007), Amazons Attack #2 (2007), Amazons Attack #3 (2007), Amazons Attack #4 (2007), Amazons Attack #5 (2007), Amazons Attack #6 (2007)
Reprinted in Wonder Woman: Amazons Attack #[nn] (2009)
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