Super Action avec Wonder Woman #16
In "Le gong libérateur," Wonder Woman is called to a new trial as Mars wages war on Earth, and Aphrodite declares her victorious in her first test—only to send her on a galactic quest to find the missing Zeus. With the fate of humanity hanging in the balance, Diana must navigate cosmic dangers and ancient rivalries, aided by Hermes and tested by the ambitions of the Gods, while the Mayor of New York City and the Secretary of State watch Earth's fate unfold.
In "Le retour du Bushmaster," Wonder Woman [Diana Prince] balances her dual life with precision—taking down a gang of thugs in the streets, charming a few hearts at a high-society party, and then stepping in to thwart the return of the dangerous Bushmaster, who’s targeting the United Nations. With Lance Gardner and the mysterious Prime Planner pulling strings from the shadows, Diana must stay one step ahead as the stakes rise and old enemies resurface.
Wonder Woman ventures into the heart of government secrecy, tracking down a hidden file on herself amid rising suspicion in the human world—only to face a deadly new threat in the form of El Gaucho, one of the Prime Planner’s enforcers. With the shadow of the Prime Planner stretching across the globe and allies like Bushmaster and Senator Clairborne caught in the web, Wonder Woman must navigate a conspiracy that reaches far beyond the Pampa.
When Wonder Woman escapes a deadly trap, she’s immediately thrown into chaos by El Gaucho’s bizarre distraction: a sudden stampede of ostrich-like birds across the Washington Mall. With the Prime Planner watching from the shadows and Miss Kessler ready to intervene, the Amazon warrior must think fast—before the entire city is thrown into disarray.
In the mist-wrapped highlands of the Rockies, Wonder Woman and her crewmate Mike Jansen are thrust from a failing space shuttle into a hidden valley where prehistoric giants rule. With no way back and the air thick with ancient danger, Diana must navigate a world where the Scaled Gods reign and the very ground feels alive—while NASA techs Ellen and Fred watch helplessly from orbit, and a mysterious figure named Conrad Starfield watches from the shadows.
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