Wonder Woman #1
In "Visite," Wonder Woman faces a growing storm as she encounters Lennox, a half-mortal child of Zeus who warns that the gods are turning on one another in the wake of Zeus’s disappearance. With Poseidon’s presence looming and Lennox vanishing into the underworld, Diana must navigate a world where divine power is fracturing. Written by Brian Azzarello and illustrated by Tony Akins, with colors by Matthew Wilson, the issue’s striking cover by Cliff Chiang captures the tension of this pivotal moment.
In "Visite," Wonder Woman finds herself drawn into a divine conflict when Hera dispatches centaurs to eliminate Zola, a mortal woman bearing the next child of Zeus. With the fate of a newborn hanging in the balance, Wonder Woman must navigate the treacherous politics of Olympus, where even the gods’ allies can become enemies.
In a tale of deception and divine intrigue, Wonder Woman brings Zola and Hermes to Paradise Island seeking refuge from Hera—but when Strife arrives, he twists the island’s harmony, turning the Amazons against one another in a test of loyalty and truth.
After a shattering truth from her mother, Wonder Woman seeks escape in London, where the city’s pulse offers a brief reprieve. Meanwhile, Hera arrives on Paradise Island with a fury of her own, ready to confront Hippolyta.
In "Lourdes," Wonder Woman teams up with Lennox, a half-mortal child of Zeus, as the gods begin vying for power in the wake of Zeus’s disappearance. With the fate of Olympus hanging in the balance, Diana confronts Poseidon while Lennox ventures into the underworld, where Héra, Hadès, and Cerbère watch closely.
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↩ Reprints Wonder Woman #1 (2011), Wonder Woman #2 (2011), Wonder Woman #3 (2012), Wonder Woman #4 (2012), Wonder Woman #5 (2012), Wonder Woman #6 (2012)
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