Wonder Woman #12
In "The Stick and the Carrot," Wonder Woman and Damian Wayne take a starkly different approach as they question Captain Boomerang to uncover the location of Amanda Waller’s hidden prison, where captured heroes are held. Written by Tom King and brought to life by Tony S. Daniel’s sharp art and Leonardo Paciarotti’s vivid colors, the issue explores the tension between force and empathy with a precision that feels both personal and urgent. The cover by Daniel Sampere captures the moment’s intensity with striking clarity.
In "The Stick and the Carrot," Wonder Woman and Robin team up with a reluctant Captain Boomerang to track down Amanda Waller’s hidden prison, but their conflicting approaches to interrogation put them at odds—Diana’s empathy clashing with Damian’s intensity, while the ever-sarcastic Boomerang keeps the tension sharp. With Superman and Owen Mercer looming in the shadows, trust is as fragile as the fragile alliance they’re trying to hold together.
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Reprinted in Trinity Special: World’s Finest #1 (2024), Wonder Woman #2 (2025), Trinity: Generation S #[nn] (2025)
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