Wonder Woman #1

In the wake of Ares’s unexpected escape from his subterranean prison beneath Themyscira, tensions rise as old gods stir and new threats emerge. With Steve Trevor gone missing during a mission to Durovnia, Wonder Woman must navigate a world unraveling at the edges—guided by Hippolyta’s wisdom, Philippus’s resolve, and the quiet strength of Etta Candy, all while confronting forces both ancient and unseen.

In "The Just War Part II," Wonder Woman and Ares join forces to challenge a tyrant in Durovnia, but their clash of ideals soon reveals that Ares’s notion of justice may be as dangerous as his warlike past. Meanwhile, Steve Trevor is held captive by a band of mythological creatures, including a griffin, a satyr, a minotaur, and a flying horse, as the lines between hero and monster blur.

In "The Just War Part III," Wonder Woman confronts Ares with a desperate plea to end the war he has ignited, while the mythological creatures—Venus, Cadmus, Damon, Eirene, and others—guide Steve Trevor to their hidden leader. With tensions rising and ancient forces at play, Diana must navigate both divine wrath and the fragile hope of peace.

In a war-ravaged land, Steve Trevor crosses paths with Aphrodite, who’s grown weary of love’s power, only to join forces with Wonder Woman to shield a beleaguered prime minister on a perilous journey to peace talks. With the help of unexpected allies like the griffin Verenus and the satyr Damon, they must survive relentless insurgent attacks—where even the gods’ ideals are tested by the weight of conflict.

In the climactic finale of her mission in Durovnia, Wonder Woman confronts Ares in a desperate bid to end the cycle of violence he's stoked across the war-torn nation. With Aphrodite's unexpected aid and the fragile hope of diplomacy, Diana must navigate the chaos of war and the weight of divine conflict—before peace becomes impossible.

In "The New World," Wonder Woman brings her mythical companions—Cadmus the flying horse, Eirene the minotaur, and Damon the satyr—to Washington, D.C., as they navigate the chaos of modern life while searching for a way back to Themyscira. Amid crowded streets and bewildered strangers, the trio’s efforts to blend in are tested by everything from a rude restaurant crowd to the quiet kindness of a waiter named Fred and a waitress named Maggie.

In the wake of chaos and loss, Wonder Woman grapples with the terrifying possibility that Themyscira and Olympus may be gone forever. Haunted by her battle with the vengeful goddess Nemesis, Diana makes a solemn promise to Veronica Cale—to find her missing daughter, even as the world teeters on the edge of darkness.