Wundergirl #6/1983
In "Die Königin ist tod, es lebe die Königin!", Wundergirl once again finds herself caught between dreams and duty, this time in a vivid vision where Superman, not Steve Trevor, crashes near Paradise Island. As she faces the impossible choice between love and her calling to protect humanity, the line between fantasy and responsibility blurs. Written by Roy Thomas, Danette Thomas, and Dan Mishkin, with dynamic art by Rich Buckler and coloring by Carl Gafford, the issue features a striking cover by Keith Pollard.
In a dream that blurs reality, Wundergirl confronts a twisted version of her trusted ally, now known as Trevor Stevens—cold, cunning, and utterly unlike the man she knows. As Diana grapples with this sinister inversion, the shadow of her mother, Königin Hippolyte, looms over a world where loyalty is a weapon and trust a trap.
In "Kapitel 3 - Tod einer Liebe," Wundergirl dreams of a life with Superman, their love blossoming on the Paradise Island as they prepare to marry—yet duty to humanity pulls them apart. Amid the quiet intimacy of their imagined future, the weight of their roles as heroes threatens to dissolve the fragile peace they’ve found.
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