Wonder Woman: The Cheetah #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection gathers the complete story arc from Wonder Woman #759-764, where Diana faces off against her longtime foe Barbara Minerva, the Cheetah. The narrative delves into the Cheetah's origin and her complex relationship with Wonder Woman, culminating in a battle that tests both hero and villain. Written by Steve Orlando with art by various illustrators, this volume explores themes of redemption and the thin line between humanity and monstrosity.
When a jealous socialite is overshadowed by Wonder Woman at a high-profile charity gala, her envy spirals into something far darker—her sinister alter ego, The Cheetah, emerges in a flash of feral fury. As the masked villain dons her feline disguise and sets a deadly trap, Diana Prince must race to uncover the truth before the city’s elite become collateral in a deadly game of vengeance.
When Wonder Woman balances her duties with Steve Trevor and General Darnell, her past heroism comes back to haunt her—her ally from an oil tanker rescue is now a weapon against her, manipulated by forces with a vendetta. As the Cheetah’s origins unfold, Diana must confront a mind-controlled friend and the shadow of a betrayal that may be far from over.
In "Claws of the Cheetah," Wonder Woman [Diana Prince] races to aid survivors of a catastrophic dam collapse, only to face the new Cheetah [Deborah Domaine], a villain whose radical eco-terrorist agenda demands humanity's end. As the crisis unfolds, she must navigate betrayal and escalating danger, with Steve Trevor, Etta Candy, General Riger, and the enigmatic Kobra all caught in the storm.
In "Blood of the Cheetah," Wonder Woman confronts a dangerous truth when Barbara Minerva, the Cheetah, reveals her deception during a tense meeting centered around the lasso forged from Gaea’s girdle. As the Cheetah transforms and attacks, Diana is forced to rely on the loyalty of Julia Kapatelis and the support of her allies, including Lieutenant Etta Candy and Colonel Steve Trevor, as the hunt for the feline villain intensifies. With the stakes rising and old wounds reopened, Diana must decide how far she’s willing to go to protect the power she holds—and the people she calls family.
In "Interlude," young Barbara Ann Minerva navigates a world shaped by loss and longing, chasing whispers of the Amazons across distant lands. As she uncovers fragments of a forgotten past—guided by a teacher’s belief, a father’s legacy, and the quiet presence of a white mouse—she begins to question what she’s truly searching for.
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↩ Reprints Wonder Woman #6 (1943), Wonder Woman #274 (1980), Wonder Woman #275 (1981), Wonder Woman #9 (1987), Who's Who in the DC Universe #4 (1990), Flash #219 (2005), Wonder Woman #214 (2005), Justice League #13 (2012), Justice League #14 (2013), Wonder Woman #23.1 (2013), Wonder Woman #23.1 (2013), Wonder Woman #8 (2016)
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