Wundergirl #14
In a quiet moment after returning home, Wundergirl and Steve Howard find their reunion interrupted by an unexpected tension—something’s off in Diana Prince’s apartment. A hidden device, planted by the mysterious Hesione, begins to stir, setting the stage for a mystery that blurs the line between memory and machine.
In the smoldering aftermath of a sudden fire in Wundergirl’s apartment, Diana Prince struggles to contain the blaze—until she must silence her own emotions to extinguish the flames. As Steve Trevor tries to help, she reveals a chilling truth: Hephaistos has shown Ares a new weapon, and the god of war is no longer just a memory from the past.
In "Teil 3 - Temperament und Feuer (Meer von Flammen)," Wundergirl must confront a fiery resurgence at the film studio, where Julie Gabriel’s intense emotions reignite the flames. With Steve Howard and the others on edge, Wundergirl knows the threat isn’t over—Hephaistos and Ares are still out there, and the heat is far from gone.
When Jimmy Olsen suddenly gains the ability to read minds after a mysterious kidnapping, he finds himself navigating a world of secrets—especially when his new powers lead him to suspect that someone close to him is hiding the truth. With Lois Lane, Superman, and the Daily Planet crew in the mix, Jimmy must use his radar-like mind to track down the telepath who changed his life, all while keeping his new gift under wraps.
In "Geheime Diplomatie," a covert mission with Botschafter Relnic takes a dangerous turn when Waldwolf, Sonnenboy, and Tseln von Thaun witness a murder during a diplomatic journey. Forced to conceal their powers to avoid escalating tensions, the team must rely on stealth and cunning to uncover the truth—before the killer strikes again.
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