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Wonder Woman #2

Nov 2004 · DC · 19.95 USD; 30.95 CAD
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This volume collects issues #7-14 of the 2004 Wonder Woman series, following Diana as she faces a series of divine trials set by the gods of Olympus. The story deepens her connection to her mythological roots while introducing new challenges and allies in her role as an ambassador and warrior.

In "Time Passages," Wonder Woman’s impact ripples across four distinct lives as Julia Kapatelis, Etta Candy, Vanessa Kapatelis, and Myndi Mayer each reflect on how their paths have briefly crossed with the Amazonian warrior. Through their personal accounts—ranging from political unrest to personal transformation—George Pérez and Len Wein weave a poignant, character-driven narrative that reveals the quiet influence of Diana’s presence. The issue’s emotional depth is matched by Pérez’s expressive art and his own distinctive cover, making this a standout moment in the 2004 series.

Contains 7 stories
Time Passages
22 pp · Superhero
Letters typeset [as L. S. Macintosh]
Wonder Woman [Diana]Julia KapatelisMyndi MayerG. Gordon GodfreyGreen Lantern [Guy Gardner]Martian ManhunterBlack Canary [Dinah Lance]Dr. Fate [Kent Nelson]ChangelingBatman [Bruce Wayne]Flash [Wally West]SupermanRobin [Jason Todd]Captain Marvel [Billy Batson]Blue Beetle [Ted Kord]Angelina MichaelisVanessa KapatelisBarbara Minerva [Cheetah]ChumaLieutenant Etta CandyColonel Steve Trevor (in photo)General John HillaryMajor Dennis WarrenTamsyn McConnellBarry LocatelliJohnny MeekinsLouie LucasVinnie CepolaJohnny CarsonRonald ReaganGeorge PerezJenette KahnKaren BergerLen Wein

In "Time Passages," four women reflect on how Wonder Woman’s presence has reshaped their lives—Julia Kapatelis recalls the chaos of Diana’s arrival amid Godfrey’s smear campaign, Etta Candy pens a dispatch on military responses to the Ares Assault, Vanessa Kapatelis journals about Diana’s impact on her school, and Myndi Mayer drafts a letter to Julia about her public relations efforts. Amid these personal accounts, a mysterious note arrives, asking to meet the Amazon princess—hinting at a connection beyond the page.

Blood of the Cheetah
22 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana]Cheetah [Barbara Minerva]ChumaMyndi MayerJulia KapatelisVanessa KapatelisLieutenant Etta CandyColonel Steve TrevorDiana Trevor (in photo)Ulysses Trevor (in photo)

In "Blood of the Cheetah," Wonder Woman confronts Barbara Minerva, whose sudden alliance hides a dangerous deception. When Minerva claims to have information about the lasso forged from Gaea’s girdle, Diana is drawn into a tense encounter that quickly turns violent—Minerva transforms into the Cheetah and attacks, forcing Julia Kapatelis to intervene. As Diana prepares to return home, the shadows of betrayal and transformation linger, leaving her to reflect on the cost of trust.

Paradise Lost!
22 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana]PanDionysusEosZeusApolloArtemisHestiaEuboeaMnemosynePhilippusAcanthaHippolyteMenalippeHeraAthenaAphroditeHermesHephaestusPersephoneCottusThe Hydra

In "Paradise Lost!", Wonder Woman is thrust into a trial of divine trials when Zeus, provoked by Pan, demands her submission—only for her to refuse. Forced to prove her worth, Diana steps through a hidden portal beneath Themyscira, beginning a perilous journey through trials set by the gods themselves, starting with Cottus and the fearsome Hydra.

Fire and Torment
22 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana]ApolloAphroditeAthenaHephaestusZeusHeraPanHermesHestiaArtemisMorpheusColonel Steve TrevorLieutenant Etta CandyDoug AanonsonHippolyteMenalippeJulia Kapatelis (an illusion)EchidnaPhilippusDiana Trevor

In "Fire and Torment," Wonder Woman battles monstrous forces beneath Themyscira, from the Hydra to the fearsome Echidna, as her mother Hippolyte defies Philippus to join the fight. With the island's fate hanging in the balance, Diana confronts a shocking presence—someone from her past who steps through the portal with a familiar, unsettling resolve.

Echoes of the Past
22 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana]HippolyteColonel Steve TrevorUlysses TrevorLieutenant Etta CandyEdna AanonsonDiana TrevorPanDoug AanonsonHadesHeracles

In "Echoes of the Past," Wonder Woman uncovers the hidden history of Diana Trevor’s arrival on Themyscira, a journey marked by ancient horrors and a bond forged beyond death. As Hippolyte confronts new terrors sent by Pan, Diana learns of her namesake’s past and the soul of her husband, Ulysses Trevor, now at peace with Hades. With Pan’s cryptic directive in hand, Wonder Woman prepares to aid Earth’s heroes in their battle against the Manhunters—while Hippolyte, left behind, is stunned by a voice from a forgotten time.

Demonplague
22 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana]HeraclesHippolytePolyphemusPan (skeleton)ZeusHeraHephaestusHermesAthenaArtemisAphroditeBrain Wave, Jr.Martian ManhunterCaptain Atom [Nathaniel Adam]Green Lantern [Arisia]Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]Firestorm [Ronnie RaymondMartin Stein]Flash [Wally West]Green Lantern [Guy Gardner]Batman [Bruce Wayne]SupermanJadeGeo-ForceSilver ScarabThe MinotaurEchidnaThe ChimeraHarmoniaAres

In "Demonplague," Wonder Woman and Hippolyte confront a trio of ancient horrors unleashed by a deceitful Pan, only to find unexpected aid from Harmonia, who returns Diana’s talisman to help contain the demons within Heracles. With the demons now bound to Ares, Diana believes her mission is done—until Hermes arrives with a final, unexpected charge: avenge the murder of his son, Pan.

For the Glory of Gaea
22 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Diana]HeraclesHippolyteEuboeaMenalippeZeusHeraAthenaDionysusHephaestusAphroditeHestiaArtemisApolloDemeterHermesColonel Steve TrevorLieutenant Etta CandyDiana Trevor (in photo)Ulysses Trevor (in photo)PhilippusMnemosyneMyndi MayerJulia KapatelisVanessa Kapatelis

In "For the Glory of Gaea," Wonder Woman returns to find Heracles burdened with the weight of Themyscira above her mother’s body, a task that tests both divine and mortal strength. As the gods intervene and the island is restored, Diana must navigate the aftermath of war, reconciliation, and the shifting balance between the Amazonian world and the outside realm—leading to her unexpected appointment as ambassador to foster new connections.

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Full credits

writer, artist George Pérez
writer Len Wein
colorist Tatjana Wood
letterer John Costanza
cover pencils, inks George Pérez

Reprints

↩ Reprints Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe #26 (1987), Who's Who: Update '87 #2 (1987), Wonder Woman #8 (1987), Wonder Woman #9 (1987), Wonder Woman #10 (1987), Wonder Woman #11 (1987), Wonder Woman #12 (1988), Wonder Woman #13 (1988), Wonder Woman #14 (1988)

Reprinted in Wonder Woman by George Pérez Omnibus #[1] (2015), Wonder Woman by George Pérez #1 (2016)

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