The Wonder Woman Chronicles #3

When a bomb planted in her desk by a local bootblack nearly kills her, Wonder Woman is thrust into a high-stakes mission at sea, where she must confront a Nazi invasion before it reaches American shores. With Steve Trevor and Colonel Darnell at her side, and the Holliday Girls lending their support, Diana must outwit both a cunning lawyer-turned-villain and a dangerous bootblack with a grudge, all while defending the nation from a threat that’s already underway.

In "Part 1: Man-Hating Madness," Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor face a mysterious threat as Paula von Gunther begins her trial to prove herself worthy in Aphrodite’s service—her first challenge: stopping a Japanese scheme designed to incite mass hysteria among American women. With Colonel Darnell, General Brown, and the Amazons at her side, Diana must navigate a web of deception, while new figures like General Sansu Hideo and Major Fu emerge as forces to be reckoned with.

In "Part 2: Mole Men of the Underworld," Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor confront a hidden threat beneath the surface when Paula von Gunther attempts to reform the Mole Men—underground dwellers who enslave the Holliday Girls. With the help of Etta Candy and the Queen's Messenger, Diana and Paula must navigate a subterranean world of ancient secrets, where beauty and brutality are entwined, and the line between salvation and manipulation blurs.

In "Part 3: The Rubber Barons," Wonder Woman and her allies confront a network of ruthless rubber manufacturers whose greed fuels conflict across the globe. As Steve Trevor and Etta Candy assist in uncovering the truth, Diana must navigate a web of deception led by figures like Ivar Torgson and Elva Dove—while Aphrodite’s test challenges her to transform the hearts of men through understanding, not force.

In "Part 4: The Treachery of Mavis," Wonder Woman's efforts to reform a former slave take a dangerous turn when Mavis, the very woman she sought to redeem, turns against her—her betrayal echoing the dark legacy of Paula von Gunther. With Queen Hippolyte, Steve Trevor, and the Amazons watching, the tension escalates as Mala and Aphrodite’s Priestesses grapple with the consequences of past sins and the fragile line between justice and vengeance.

In a story that blends whimsy and wartime intrigue, Wonder Woman takes Bobby Lee to the zoo, where a talking lion—unbeknownst to the children—hides a Nazi radio transmitting secrets. With Steve Trevor and his niece Ginger by her side, and Etta Candy aiding from afar, Diana follows the trail to Cairo, where she confronts Princess Yasmini and her network of spies, all while unraveling a mystery that turns a wild beast into a weapon of war.

In a tense twist of espionage, Wonder Woman finds herself at odds with a cunning infiltrator when Fausta Grables, a mysterious woman posing as a reporter, begins probing into her personal life. As Steve Trevor remains unaware of the deception, the real danger escalates when Fausta steals Wonder Woman’s costume and impersonates her at a high-stakes Army benefit—putting both the hero and national security at risk.

In the jungles of Peru, Wonder Woman answers a call from Steve Trevor, who’s tracking a shadowy threat tied to Japanese activity in South America—only to find his trail ends in murder. With Captain Tommy West dead and Trevor kidnapped, Diana must navigate a hidden Incan city, where a vengeful High Priest and his followers guard ancient secrets that could shift the war’s balance.

In "Battle for Womanhood," Wonder Woman stands at the forefront of a psychological war as Dr. Psycho, exploiting the Duke of Deception’s schemes, launches a campaign to undermine women’s roles in the war effort. With Steve Trevor, Etta Candy, and the Holliday Girls rallying support, Diana must confront not only a villain who weaponizes doubt but also the deeper fears threatening to divide the nation—while a mysterious slave girl and Marva Psycho watch from the shadows.