Wonder Woman: The Twelve Labors #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Man Who Mastered Women!", Wonder Woman returns to her duties with her powers restored—though she has no memory of losing them or the time she spent without them. Determined to prove herself, she agrees to complete twelve missions judged by her peers, with Superman assigned to oversee her first. Now working at the U.N. Crisis Bureau, Diana steps into a new chapter of her heroism, guided by her own resolve and the watchful eye of a longtime ally. Written by Len Wein, with classic art by Curt Swan and inks by Tex Blaisdell, and featuring a cover by Swan and Blaisdell, this 2012 issue marks a pivotal moment in her journey.
In "The Man Who Mastered Women!", Wonder Woman must prove herself to the Justice League by completing a series of trials—starting with a mission at the U.N. Crisis Bureau, where her powers are restored but her memory of their loss remains a mystery. Superman is assigned to oversee her first test, and as Diana navigates high-stakes diplomacy and unexpected challenges, she’s drawn into a web of intrigue involving Morgan Tracy, Queen Hippolyta, and a villainous figure from her past.
In "The War-No-More Machine!", Wonder Woman teams up with Flash and a reluctant ally to confront a malfunctioning alien cybernaut sent to end conflict on Earth—only to find its peacekeeping methods are sparking chaos. With the fate of the planet hanging in the balance, Diana, Barry, and a newly introduced figure must unravel the machine's true purpose before its well-intentioned design spirals beyond control.
In "Paradise in Peril!", Wonder Woman faces her fifth labor as billionaire Diogenes Diamandopoulos launches a dangerous quest to uncover the secret that keeps men from setting foot on Paradise Island. With Black Canary observing and Queen Hippolyta’s Amazon warriors on high alert, Diana must protect her home from a threat that could shatter the island’s ancient defenses.
In "Revolt of the Wonder Weapons," Wonder Woman faces a rare challenge when an astrologer named Damon Celestris exploits her mental connection to her weapons, turning her greatest tools against her. As Red Tornado watches from the shadows, Diana must confront a battle not just of strength, but of will, while Queen Hippolyta’s legacy looms in the background.
In "The Man Who Wiped Out Time!", Wonder Woman faces off against the time-warping villain Chronos while the Justice League watches — but not all observers are who they seem. As Atom and Hawkman race to document her 10th mission, the line between witness and participant begins to blur, and the true cost of time itself starts to unravel.
In "The Fiend with the Face of Glass!", Wonder Woman confronts the chilling Dr. Cyber, who has taken on the guise of Marjorie Sallinger, in a high-stakes battle that tests her resolve and wits. As Hawkman watches from the shadows, Diana must unravel a mystery tied to a masked villain and a dangerous experiment gone wrong—before the city falls to a threat wearing a face of glass.
In "Will the Real Wonder Woman Please... Drop Dead!", Wonder Woman [Diana Prince] faces her final trial in the Twelve Labors when she must confront her own robotic duplicate and unravel the twisted plan of the villain Wade Dazzle. As Batman watches from the shadows, the Justice League of America grapples with the implications of identity, loyalty, and what it truly means to be a hero.
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