Wonder Woman #1
In "The Just War Part I," Wonder Woman faces a shocking alliance as Ares, the god of war, pledges to fight for justice—though his methods prove as volatile as they are relentless. Meanwhile, Steve finds himself trapped in a realm of ancient myth, hunted by creatures beyond legend. Written by G. Willow Wilson and brought to life by Cary Nord with inks by Mick Gray, colors by Romulo Fajardo Jr., and letters by Pat Brosseau, this bold new chapter opens with a cover by Terry Dodson and Rachel Dodson.
In the wake of Ares’s unexpected escape from his subterranean prison beneath Themyscira, tensions rise as the Amazonian realm braces for the storm he may bring. When Steve Trevor vanishes during a mission in Durovnia, Wonder Woman must venture into the unknown, guided by duty and the echoes of a bond that stretches beyond war. With allies old and new—Philippus, Etta Candy, and even the enigmatic Grail—she races to uncover the truth before the world descends into chaos.
In "The Just War Part II," Wonder Woman and Ares unite to confront a tyrant in Durovnia, but their alliance quickly reveals a stark divide in what justice truly means. While Diana fights to protect the innocent, Ares’s methods grow increasingly brutal—leaving her to question whether he’s truly reformed or simply repackaging his old warlike nature. Meanwhile, Steve Trevor is held captive by a band of mythological creatures, including Eirene the minotaur, Damon the satyr, and Verenus the griffin, as his fate hangs in the balance.
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—lead Steve Trevor to their hidden leader. The fate of both gods and mortals hangs in the balance as ancient forces collide.
In a war-ravaged land, Steve Trevor reunites with Aphrodite, who’s grown weary of love’s power, as they join forces with Wonder Woman to shield the prime minister on a perilous journey to peace talks. With insurgents closing in and the fate of the nation hanging in the balance, Diana, Steve, and Aphrodite must navigate both enemy fire and the weight of their own beliefs.
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 incited. With Aphrodite’s guidance and the help of allies like Steve Trevor and Etta Candy, Diana seeks to break the war’s grip on the nation—where peace remains fragile, and the path forward is uncertain.
In "The New World," Wonder Woman brings her companions—Cadmus the flying horse, Eirene the minotaur, and Damon the satyr—to Washington, D.C., as they navigate the challenges of life in a world far removed from their home on Themyscira. Amid the chaos of city life, they face everything from bewildered customs agents to the sharp edges of human judgment, all while trying to find their place in a world that doesn’t understand them.
In the aftermath of chaos and loss, Wonder Woman grapples with the devastating 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, a bond forged in sorrow and resolve.
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