Wonder Woman #2
This collection continues the 2021 Wonder Woman series, bringing together issues #7-12 of the run. The story arc, titled 'Ares Rising,' sees Diana facing the return of the God of War, Ares, as he emerges from a long absence with a new and dangerous plan that threatens both the mortal and divine worlds. Written by Michael W. Conrad and Becky Cloonan, with art by various artists, this volume deepens the exploration of Diana's connection to the gods and her role as a warrior for peace.
In "Worst Moments," Wonder Woman grapples with the aftermath of her violent actions against the mob and haunting visions of the lost Themyscira, seeking guidance from Superman—only to discover her growing instability might not be her own. Written by Christopher Priest and brought to life with striking visuals by John Ross, Ray Kryssing, and Patricia Mulvihill, this issue dives into the psychological toll of legacy and identity. Brian Bolland’s evocative cover captures the weight of her inner turmoil.
In "Worst Moments," Wonder Woman [Princess Diana] trades mythic quests for a gritty investigation in Boston, tracking down the source of mysterious high-tech weapons flooding the city’s underworld. As she delves into the conspiracy, she’s ambushed by a new threat—Ares Buchanan—whose arrival sends shockwaves through the city and forces her to confront a dangerous new adversary in the shadows.
In a tense clash of wills, Wonder Woman must choose between justice and mercy when she faces off against Ares Buchanan, who’s weaving a dangerous game beneath the surface. With Mayfly’s fate hanging in the balance and allies like Etta Candy and Flash [Wally West] watching closely, Diana’s next move could change everything — but not before a quiet storm brews in the shadows.
In "It's Never a Good Day to Die," Wonder Woman grapples with the aftermath of her clash with Mayfly, while Donna Milton races to keep her secret—her link to the enigmatic Ares Buchanan—hidden. As memories of the past surface, old wounds and buried truths begin to unravel, testing loyalties and forcing difficult choices.
In "Ares Rising: The Human Maze," Donna Milton’s uneasy alliance with Ares Buchanan unravels as her memories of betraying Wonder Woman reveal a deeper respect for Diana—forcing her to confront her loyalty in a world where trust is the rarest weapon. With Etta Candy, Inspector Ed Indelicato, and others caught in the crossfire, the lines between enemy and ally blur as the past resurfaces in unexpected ways.
In the aftermath of Ares Buchanan’s demise, Wonder Woman must fight to protect Donna Milton and her newborn child deep beneath the earth, while on the surface, the power vacuum left by Antonio Sazia’s death ignites a dangerous rivalry between the White Magician and the enigmatic forces of the Sazia family. With Cassie Arnold and Etta Candy caught in the crossfire, the fate of Themyscira’s legacy hangs in the balance.
In "Dead --Again," Wonder Woman grapples with unsettling dreams and a growing sense of instability after a violent encounter with the mob, leading her to confide in Superman—only to discover her turmoil might not be her own. As visions of a lost Themyscira and the enigmatic Circe blur the line between memory and manipulation, Diana must confront a mystery that threatens to unravel her mind before she loses herself entirely.
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