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Wonder Woman: The Greatest Stories Ever Told #[nn]

Jun 2007 · DC · 19.99 USD; 23.99 CAD
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This 2007 DC collection gathers a selection of iconic Wonder Woman tales from across the character's history, featuring stories by legendary creators such as William Moulton Marston, George Pérez, and Greg Rucka. The volume spans from the Golden Age to the modern era, showcasing key moments that define the Amazon princess as a cornerstone of the DC Universe.

Contains 13 stories
The Origin of Wonder Woman
2 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince] (origin)Queen HippolytaAmazons
Wonder Woman Comes to America
13 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve TrevorDiana PrinceAl KaleNazis

Wonder Woman, using the identity of nurse Diana Prince, settles into life in America alongside Steve Trevor, navigating her new world with quiet determination. When she takes up performing her acrobatic feats to earn money, she soon discovers her promoter is keeping all the profits—leaving her to confront the realities of fame and trust in a land far from home.

Villainy Incorporated [Part 1]
12 pp · Superhero
Intro: Villainy, Inc. [EvilessGigantaQueen CleaBlue Snow ManDr. PoisonHypnotaMaraCheetah]MalaHippolyteSteve Trevor

In "Villainy Incorporated [Part 1]," Wonder Woman's mission to transform Saturian women on Transformation Island takes a dangerous turn when Eviless escapes and seizes control of the Amazon's magic lasso. With the lasso in her hands, Eviless unleashes her allies—Giganta, Queen Clea, Blue Snow Man, Dr. Poison, Hypnota, Mara, and the Cheetah—freeing them from confinement and using Venus girdles to subdue Mala and Hippolyte. As the villainous coalition turns its sights on Steve Trevor and the island’s defenses, Wonder Woman must find a way to reclaim her power and stop the orchestrated assault before it’s too late.

Trap of Crimson Flame [Part 2]
12 pp · Superhero
Villainy, Inc.Etta CandyHolliday Girls

In "Trap of Crimson Flame [Part 2]," Wonder Woman is lured into a deadly trap set by Villainy, Inc., who have captured Queen Hippolyte and the Amazons, planning to execute them both. With the help of a sudden uprising among the transformed prisoners, Wonder Woman breaks free and turns the tide, capturing key members of the villainous organization.

In The Hands of the Merciless! [Part 3]
12 pp · Superhero
Villainy, IncEtta CandyHolliday GirlsSteve TrevorProfessor Zool

In The Hands of the Merciless! [Part 3] sees Wonder Woman tracking the last remnants of Villainy, Inc. to the man's world, where they’ve hidden Hippolyte’s jewels. After a trap set by the villains leads to her capture, she’s rescued by Steve Trevor, Etta Candy, and the Holliday Girls, who spring into action to bring the criminals to justice. The final confrontation unfolds as the group faces the consequences of their actions on Transformation Island.

Top Secret!
10 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve Trevor

In a clever twist of wit and stealth, Wonder Woman tests Steve Trevor’s confidence by vanishing into plain sight—disguising herself as Diana Prince and slipping right under his nose, all while he swears he could always recognize her. It’s a game of identity and perception, where the line between hero and civilian blurs in the most unexpected way.

Wanted-- Wonder Woman
11.33 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve Trevor
Giganta--the Gorilla Girl!
8.67 pp · Superhero
Giganta
Wonder Woman's Rival
22.33 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Steve TrevorRoger SeelyAlex BlockBuckMiss Carvan

When Steve Trevor is accused of murder, Wonder Woman steps into the role of Diana Prince to uncover the truth in the fast-paced world of modern fashion and society. As she navigates the latest trends and social circles, she’s struck by how Steve reacts to the new Diana—prompting her to rethink her own heroic identity.

Wish Upon a Star!
20 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]Lord RosewaterHenry TudorSteve Lombard (cameo)
Be Wonder Woman...and Die!
19 pp · Superhero
Wonder WomanSteve TrevorHippolytaAmy Kelley (Introduction, Death)Mack Kelley (Introduction)Konrad Kardion (Introduction, Villain)
Who Killed Myndi Mayer?
22 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana]Inspector Ed IndelicatoMyndi MayerLt. Mike ShandsCapt. AblamskyChrissie FentonSteve LondonSkeeter La Rue [Michael Boyd]Deni HayesMr. ChoiJulia Kapatelis

In "Who Killed Myndi Mayer?", Wonder Woman teams up with Inspector Ed Indelicato as they follow a trail of clues in the high-stakes world of celebrity and scandal, only to uncover a truth far more unexpected than the murder itself. With suspects ranging from a jealous publicist to a conflicted cop, the investigation takes a sharp turn when the real cause of Myndi Mayer’s death reveals a mystery deeper than anyone imagined.

She's a Wonder!
21 pp · Superhero
Perry WhiteJimmy OlsenEtta Candy TrevorSteve TrevorLois LaneWonder WomanTroiaVicky ValeTawny YoungLia BriggsLinda ParkLex LuthorTrevor BarnesOscar MayerSebastian BallesterosSilver Swan

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Full credits

colorist Drew R. Moore
cover pencils, inks Alex Ross

Reprints

↩ Reprints Sensation Comics #1 (1942), Wonder Woman #28 (1948), Wonder Woman #99 (1958), Wonder Woman #108 (1959), Wonder Woman #163 (1966), Wonder Woman #178 (1968), Wonder Woman #214 (1974), Wonder Woman #286 (1981), Wonder Woman #20 (1988), Wonder Woman #170 (2001), Wonder Woman: Spirit of Truth #[nn] (2001)

Reprinted in Wonder Woman antologi #[nn] (2018)

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