Wonder Woman #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis hardcover collection from Crown Publishers reprints early 1970s Wonder Woman stories, showcasing the character's adventures during a transitional period for the series. It gathers issues from the original run, offering a snapshot of the Amazon Princess's exploits in that era.
Wonder Woman returns Steve Trevor to America, where she teams up with promoter Al Kale to fund her stay—performing her famed "bullets and bracelets" act. When she discovers Al is exploiting her, she takes on the identity of nurse Diana Prince to stay close to Steve. When Steve defies his recovery to stop a mystery bomber using poison gas, Wonder Woman must step in to protect him and unravel the threat.
In "Battle for Womanhood," Dr. Psycho, spurred by the Duke of Deception, launches a campaign of sabotage and deception to undermine public faith in women's ability to contribute to the war effort—challenging Wonder Woman's belief in her people's strength and purpose. With the help of allies like Etta Candy and the Holliday Girls, Diana Prince must confront not only the villain's schemes but also the deep-seated doubts he seeks to exploit, all while facing off against a rogues' gallery of fascist figures from history, including Mussolini, Hitler, and Hirohito.
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 guided by the wisdom of Hippolyte, Diana must navigate a frozen realm where ancient magic and fierce loyalty shape the fate of a people on the brink of conquest.
In "The Girl with the Gun," Wonder Woman takes on the identity of Marva Psycho when the former WAAC is falsely accused of attempting to assassinate General Standpat. As the investigation unfolds, Wonder Woman must navigate a web of deception while undercover, confronting General Scott—who harbors a dangerous secret of his own.
In "The Redskins' Revenge," Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor ride into the Old West to confront a corrupt trader, Silas Sneek, whose shady dealings with Daniel Beene threaten the livelihood of the Native American community. With the help of Lana, the Holliday Girls, and the steadfast support of Etta Candy and Dean Picklepuss, Wonder Woman must navigate deception and danger to defend justice—before the frontier justice of Chief Greatheart and Hippolyte takes matters into their own hands.
In the isolated realm of Anglonia, Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor crash-land in a forgotten world of knights, where ancient traditions clash with modern truths. Trapped in a web of courtly deception, they must navigate the hidden motives of Signa, the enigmatic Hubert, and the mysterious Black Robert, all while uncovering the secrets behind the kingdom’s isolation.
Wonder Woman steps in to help the Holliday Girls tackle five daunting challenges—each one designed to test their courage and cleverness—after a wealthy, skeptical benefactor refuses to fund their college scholarship unless they prove women can succeed where men have failed. With Thomas Tighe, the reclusive millionaire behind the test, watching closely, and Etta Candy by her side, Wonder Woman must guide the girls through trials that will put their resolve to the ultimate test.
When Ferva Shayne sabotages Steve Trevor with a mysterious electronic globe, she gambles that Wonder Woman will abandon her heroic duties to marry him—only to find her plan ignites a far more dangerous game. As Steve’s newfound strength strains their bond, Wonder Woman must navigate loyalty, identity, and the true meaning of power, all while the Holliday Girls and the enigmatic "Sure-Shot" Hogan watch from the shadows.
When Steve Trevor finds himself entangled with Margo Vandergilt, his growing romance takes a dangerous turn—unaware that she’s a key player in the Fellock gang’s scheme to steal military secrets. With Steve in peril and the stakes rising, Wonder Woman must unravel the truth behind the girl in braces, all while navigating the web of deception woven by the Fellock gang and their allies.
In "The Crime of Boss Brekel!", Wonder Woman teams up with the mysterious secret agent Speed Ferrett to crack a counterfeit ring, but as the investigation deepens, she begins to question his true identity—especially when the trail leads straight to a man who’s been hiding in plain sight. With Etta Candy and the Holliday Girls offering support, and Steve Trevor watching from the shadows, Diana Prince must navigate a web of deception where nothing—and no one—is quite what it seems.
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