Wonder Woman #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis hardcover collection brings together early 1970s Wonder Woman stories, reprinting issues from the character's classic run under a major publisher. It showcases the Amazon princess in her iconic role as a DC superheroine, featuring her battles against mythological and modern threats. The volume is a notable example of Wonder Woman's Bronze Age adventures, offering a snapshot of her enduring legacy in comics history.
In this classic 1972 tale, Wonder Woman [Diana] earns her first mission when a crashed pilot, Steve Trevor, arrives on Paradise Island. With the Amazons eager to send him back to Man's World, Diana wins the honor—and dons the guise of Wonder Woman to fulfill her destiny. As she prepares to leave, the wisdom of Hippolyte, the strength of Athena, and the grace of Aphrodite stand as guiding forces in her journey.
Wonder Woman returns Steve Trevor to America, where she teams up with the shady promoter Al Kale to fund her stay. When she discovers he’s exploiting her, she reinvents herself as nurse Diana Prince to stay close to Steve—just as he risks his recovery to confront a mysterious bomber using poison gas.
In "Battle for Womanhood," Dr. Psycho, spurred on by the Duke of Deception, launches a campaign of sabotage and deception to undermine public faith in women’s roles during wartime. As Wonder Woman stands firm against the tide of propaganda, she must confront not only the manipulative schemes of her foes but also the very real doubts they seek to stir—while facing off against a roster of infamous figures both past and present, from Mussolini to Hitler, all caught in the crossfire of a battle over identity and purpose.
After helping a group of Amazon girls pass their initiation rites, Wonder Woman is sent by Aphrodite to inspire a race of Venusian women to repel their enemies—the evil Seal Men, who have kidnapped Eve, daughter of Queen Desira. With Steve Trevor at her side and the wisdom of Hippolyte guiding her, Diana must unite the Icebound Maidens before the Seal Men’s tide of conquest overwhelms them.
In "The Girl with the Gun," Wonder Woman takes on the identity of Marva Psycho when the former WAAC is accused of attempting to murder General Standpat. With Steve Trevor and General Scott overseeing the investigation, Diana Prince must navigate a web of deception as the real threat—General Scott, a Nazi saboteur—moves in the shadows.
In "The Redskins' Revenge," Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor ride into the Old West to uncover a web of deceit spun by Silas Sneek, who's been swindling Native Americans in deals with Daniel Beene. With the help of Lana and the Holliday Girls, and facing resistance from the likes of Dean Picklepuss and Chief Greatheart, Wonder Woman must stand against corruption in a land where justice is as hard-won as gold.
In "The Mysterious Prisoners of Anglonia," Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor crash-land in a secluded realm frozen in time, where a medieval society of knights has lived in isolation for six centuries. Caught in a web of ancient rivalries and hidden loyalties, they must navigate a court where every ally could be a foe—and where even the most trusted names, like Signa and Black Robert, may not be who they seem.
In "The Five Tasks of Thomas Tighe!", Wonder Woman teams up with the spirited Holliday Girls to tackle a series of daunting challenges set by the stubborn Thomas Tighe, a man whose skepticism of women’s capabilities has led him to test them with a million-dollar prize. With Etta Candy by her side and the support of her fellow students, Wonder Woman must guide them through trials that demand courage, wit, and unity—proving that determination and teamwork can overcome even the deepest prejudice.
When Ferva Shayne tricks Steve Trevor into using an electronic globe that boosts his strength beyond Wonder Woman’s, the balance of power shifts in a way no one expected—especially not the Holliday Girls, who find themselves caught in the middle. With Steve’s newfound might and Wonder Woman’s resolve tested, the stakes rise as old alliances are questioned and the line between hero and enemy blurs.
In "The Case of the Girl in Braces," Wonder Woman steps in when Steve Trevor finds himself entangled in a web of deception after falling for Margo Vandergilt—whose charm hides a dangerous secret. As the Fellock gang’s latest scheme unfolds, Diana must unravel a mystery that leads through the halls of military intelligence and the unexpected connections of the Holliday Girls.
In "The Crime of Boss Brekel!", Wonder Woman teams up with the mysterious secret agent Speed Ferrett to unravel a counterfeit ring, only to find that his true identity may be far more dangerous than anyone expected. With Etta Candy and the Holliday Girls lending support, Diana Prince must navigate deception and double-crosses as she and Steve Trevor race to uncover the truth behind the scheme.
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