Wonder Woman: The Amazon Princess Archives #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis hardcover archive edition collects the earliest adventures of Wonder Woman, reprinting stories from the Golden Age that introduced Princess Diana of Themyscira to the world. Featuring classic tales with Steve Trevor, Hippolyta, and early allies like Wonder Girl, the volume showcases the Amazon warrior's battles against tyranny and her efforts to promote peace in Man's World.
In "The Million Dollar Penny!", Diana, newly chosen to represent the Amazons in man's world, faces her first challenge: turn a single penny into a million dollars in just 24 hours to build a playground for underprivileged children. Written by Robert Kanigher and brought to life with dynamic art by Ross Andru and Mike Esposito, this classic tale captures Diana’s determination and compassion as she navigates the complexities of human society. The cover by Ross Andru and Mike Esposito perfectly encapsulates the story’s high-stakes, whimsical tone.
In a clever twist of wit and disguise, Wonder Woman—using the identity of Diana Prince—tests Steve Trevor’s confidence in his ability to recognize her, slipping right under his nose in a game of deception that blurs the line between hero and secret.
In "Fun House of Time!", Wonder Woman faces off against the enigmatic Time Master in a deadly game played within a twisted, shifting funhouse. As the arena shifts and time itself bends, Diana confronts the villain’s cryptic claim that his name is just a joke—leaving her to question whether the man behind the mask is truly who he seems.
In a surreal twist, Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor are transported to a mysterious dimension where Steve must choose which of three versions of Diana Prince is the real Wonder Woman. As the test unfolds, the lines between identity, loyalty, and truth begin to blur.
In a tale stretching back centuries, Diana is born with a destiny shaped by the gods—Aphrodite, Athena, Mercury, and Hercules each bestowing her with unique gifts. As a teenager, she witnesses the devastation of war that claims her father and all the men, leaving her mother, Hippolyta, to lead the Amazons to a new sanctuary on Paradise Island.
Tooroo of the Space Giants, crowned champion of the Space Olympics, arrives on Earth with a mission: find the perfect gift for his girlfriend. When Diana loses her powers at 10 a.m. on June 19th, Tooroo’s quest takes an unexpected turn as he crafts a charm bracelet from the legendary Amazon and her longtime companion—turning their moment of vulnerability into a symbol of connection across worlds.
In "The Invisible Wonder Girl!", a young girl from the Chameleon Planet named Rrara swaps places with Wonder Girl for a day—only to find herself caught in a whirlwind of danger when both Paradise Island and her home planet are attacked simultaneously. With her new role as a warrior and her own planet’s fate at stake, Rrara must step into the spotlight despite being untested and unknown.
Wonder Girl, inspired by visions of her future as Wonder Woman on the Amazon Time and Space Televisor, sets out to earn her own costume by proving her courage and skill. With Ronno the Mer-Boy as an unlikely companion, she faces challenges that test her strength and heart—before she’s ready to wear the mantle she’s dreamed of.
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