Wonder Woman by George Pérez Omnibus #[1]

In a tale woven from myth and destiny, the Olympian goddesses inspire the creation of the Amazons to guide humanity, and when their purpose is lost to Ares’s influence, Hippolyte leads a renewal of their sacred mission. When Hippolyte longs for a child of her own, the goddesses grant her a daughter born of clay—Diana—whom they name and nurture as the next champion. As the Amazons prepare to choose their warrior, Diana steps forward, destined to face a new threat from Ares, stepping into a world beyond Themyscira.

In "A Fire in the Sky!", Wonder Woman races against time when Colonel Steve Trevor is sent on a deadly mission that threatens Themyscira. With the help of Hermes and the wisdom of Athena, Diana must stop a bombing plot orchestrated by Phobos and Deimos—before the island is destroyed and Trevor is lost to the sea.

In "Deadly Arrival!", Wonder Woman races against time as Hermes guides her to Harvard to consult with Professor Julia Kapatelis about the mysterious talisman of Harmonia. While Diana and Julia work to unlock its secrets, Steve Trevor battles for his life under the shadow of Ares’s influence, and a cursed statue of Decay is unleashed upon the Kapatelis home—awakening with deadly intent and threatening to destroy everything in its path.

In "A Long Day's Journey into Fright!", Wonder Woman faces a chilling threat as Decay spreads ruin across the city, testing her resolve and the limits of her divine power. With the help of allies old and new—including Julia and Vanessa Kapatelis, Lieutenant Etta Candy, and Colonel Steve Trevor—Diana must confront not only the enemy but the growing public scrutiny that follows her actions. The story unfolds as a gripping blend of myth and modern crisis, where the weight of legend meets the urgency of the present.

In "The Ares Assault," Wonder Woman must race against time to prevent global catastrophe after uncovering the true power of Harmonia’s talisman. With the help of Etta Candy, Julia Kapatelis, Steve Trevor, and Matthew Michaelis, Diana follows the talisman’s cryptic clues to confront Deimos and Phobos—only to find herself drawn into a deadly showdown with General Tolliver and the god of war, Ares, at a secret missile base.

In "Powerplay," Wonder Woman confronts Ares not with sword or shield, but with the Lasso of Truth, forcing the god of war to face the devastating consequences of his scheme. As General Tolliver pushes the world toward catastrophe and Steve Trevor races to stop him, Diana’s resolve is tested when she challenges Ares to see beyond his rage—before his ambition consumes even him.

In the wake of her return to Themyscira and restoration by the gods, Wonder Woman must balance her divine heritage with her duty to the world she's sworn to protect. Back in Boston, she tends to Vanessa Kapatelis’s wounds while navigating a tense military debriefing, aided by publicist Myndi Mayer in shaping her narrative. But as Diana’s presence and her lasso draw scrutiny, a new threat emerges in the form of the enigmatic Barbara Minerva—watching, waiting, and already entangled in the storm.

In "Time Passages," four women reflect on how Wonder Woman’s presence has shaped their lives—Julia Kapatelis recalls the chaos of an interrupted mission amid Godfrey’s anti-superhero crusade, Etta Candy shares military reactions to the Ares Assault, Vanessa documents Diana’s impact on her school, and Myndi Mayer pens a letter about her public relations efforts. Amid these personal accounts, a mysterious note arrives, hinting at another connection waiting to be made.

In "Blood of the Cheetah," Wonder Woman confronts Barbara Minerva, whose true intentions are revealed when she touches the lasso forged from Gaea’s girdle. As Minerva transforms into the Cheetah and attacks, Diana is forced to defend herself—only for Julia Kapatelis to intervene with a shot that barely stops her. With tensions high and the past resurfacing, Diana prepares to leave, saying her goodbyes to Julia and Vanessa before returning home.

In "Paradise Lost!; (Challenge of the Gods Part 1)," Wonder Woman is thrust into a trial by the gods themselves when Zeus, incited by Pan, demands her submission—only for her to refuse. Forced to prove her worth, Diana steps through a hidden portal beneath Themyscira, beginning a perilous journey through trials set by the Olympians, starting with the monstrous Cottus and the fearsome Hydra.

In "Fire and Torment; (Challenge of the Gods Part 2)," Wonder Woman faces monstrous forces beneath Themyscira, from the Hydra to Echidna, as her mother Hippolyte defies Philippus to join the battle. With the fate of the island hanging in the balance, Diana confronts a figure from her past—unexpected, powerful, and eerily familiar—just as the gods themselves begin to stir.

In "Echoes of the Past; (Challenge of the Gods Part 3)," Wonder Woman confronts a haunting legacy as she uncovers the truth behind Diana Trevor’s arrival on Themyscira and the dark forces that followed. With the spirit of her husband by her side and Hades watching from the shadows, Diana must now answer a new call—aiding Earth’s heroes in their battle against the Manhunters. Meanwhile, Hippolyte, left beneath the island, is stunned by a voice from a forgotten past, stirring long-buried memories.

In "Demonplague; (Challenge of the Gods Part 4)," Wonder Woman and Hippolyte confront a new wave of ancient horrors, aided by Harmonia, who returns Diana’s talisman to help contain the demons trapped within Heracles. With the demons now bound to Ares, Diana believes her mission is done—until Hermes arrives with a final, unexpected task: avenge the murder of his son, Pan.

In "For the Glory of Gaea," Wonder Woman returns to find Heracles carrying the weight of Themyscira above the fallen body of her mother, Hippolyte. With the gods' intervention lifting the island’s burden, Diana helps heal the wounds of war and loss—leading to Heracles’ ascension among the Olympians and a new chapter for the Amazons, who choose her as their ambassador to the outside world.

In a story that weaves personal doubt with high-stakes intrigue, Wonder Woman grapples with unexpected emotions as she prepares for a charity fair in her name. When Solomon Buchman kidnaps Maxine Sterenbuch, he reveals a shocking truth: her pen pal, Valerie Beaudry, has been transformed into the Silver Swan through a dangerous experiment, and her powers are now being weaponized by Henry Cobb Armbruster. The fair becomes the stage for a confrontation as the Silver Swan unleashes her sonic abilities in a dramatic clash with Wonder Woman.

In "Bird of Paradise / Bird of Prey!", Wonder Woman races after the Silver Swan through the skies above Boston, their clash ending in a tense draw as chaos unfolds at the fair. Meanwhile, Diana confides in Vanessa Kapatelis about her feelings for Superman, prompting a plan to arrange a meeting with Myndi Mayer, even as Hermes flees an unknown pursuer through the halls of Olympus.

In "Traces," Wonder Woman and Vanessa Kapatelis journey to Greece, where Diana is called home by a message from her mother, Hippolyte. As she explores sacred sites, her presence draws the gaze of a mysterious, dangerous woman, while on Olympus, Zeus begins to orchestrate a grand migration of the gods.

In Greece, Wonder Woman is drawn into a volatile conflict on the island where Circe’s influence festered, as ancient tensions erupt after the murder of Theophilus’ nephew. With the three sons of Chronus forging a new pact that blurs the lines of their divine realms, Diana must confront Circe’s monstrous army while navigating a web of loyalty, betrayal, and the lingering echoes of gods long forgotten.

In "The Witch on the Island," Wonder Woman is captured and brought to the secluded isle of Aeaea, where Circe, aided by the dark power of Hecate, plots to undermine the bond between men and women. With Diana held captive and her very existence threatened by a spell meant to unmake her, Julia Kapatelis and the resistance fight to break through Circe’s defenses—just as ancient gods begin to stir.

In "Who Killed Myndi Mayer?", Wonder Woman teams up with Inspector Ed Indelicato as they follow a trail of clues in the high-profile murder of celebrity publicist Myndi Mayer. With suspects ranging from a jealous colleague to a shadowy figure from her past, Diana and Indelicato uncover a mystery that defies expectations—revealing a truth far more complex than the obvious suspects suggest.

In "Cosmic Migration," Wonder Woman, Hippolyte, and Menalippe are called to Olympus to aid the pantheon in a desperate mission: repairing their fractured realm so they can embark on a cosmic migration to a new home. With the fate of the gods hanging in the balance, Diana must navigate divine politics, ancient magic, and the weight of legacy as she helps guide the Olympians through their greatest upheaval yet.

In a quiet moment on the battlefield, Hippolyte is reminded of a past journey with her sister, when the Amazons once aided Queen Hypsipyle of Lemnos—only to return and find the city consumed by the very hatred it had once tried to overcome. As Julia and Vanessa ride together, the memory stirs, echoing through time and war.

In "Part 5: Flight of the Icarus," Diana recounts to Hippolyte how she and Steve Trevor, alongside Lieutenant Etta Candy and others, uncovered a sabotage plot at a military contractor, testing both their resolve and the strength of their alliance. As the tension mounts, the shadow of a forgotten past looms—echoed in the name Icarus and the island of Euboea—where myth and mission begin to blur.

In the wake of Wonder Woman’s historic announcement at the United Nations, peace seems within reach—until Lord Hermes arrives, his divine presence a dazzling show of power. But his pride soon becomes his downfall as he’s drawn into a cunning scheme by Phobos and Euryale, setting off a chain of events that tests the limits of divine ambition and mortal resolve.

With Hermes’ caduceus in hand, Phobos and Euryale unleash the deadly Ixion the Assassin, turning the battlefield into a killing zone. Wonder Woman arrives to face the chaos, confronting Phobos while Hermes works to reclaim his power—just as Lt. Etta Candy, Maj. Baines, and others stand ready in the shadows.