Wonder Woman #2
This volume collects the second story arc of the 2025 Wonder Woman series, following Diana as she faces a threat that forces her to confront the limits of her power and the sacrifices required to protect both the mortal and divine worlds. The narrative deepens the conflict introduced in the first volume, exploring themes of duty and personal cost through a high-stakes adventure written by Tom King with art by Daniel Sampere.
In "Gifted," Wonder Woman and Damian Wayne take a hardline approach to questioning Captain Boomerang, each bringing their own methods to uncover the location of Amanda Waller’s hidden prison—where captured superheroes are held. Written by Tom King and brought to life by Tony S. Daniel’s dynamic art and Leonardo Paciarotti’s vivid colors, this 2025 issue dives into moral tension and tactical tension alike, all under Daniel Sampere’s striking cover.
In "Sacrifice, Part 1," Wonder Woman finds herself imprisoned by the enigmatic Sovereign, who wields the Lasso of Lies to challenge Diana’s identity and force her to confront a world where submission is demanded. With allies like Steve Trevor, Donna Troy, and Hippolyta watching from afar, Diana must resist the Sovereign’s twisted vision—before her will is broken and her truth erased.
In the shadow of the Sovereign’s prison, Wonder Woman [Diana of Themyscira] clings to memory, her mind weaving fragile dreams where she and Steve Trevor live free—each moment a quiet defiance. As reality fractures around her, the line between hope and illusion blurs, even as the echoes of a world beyond the cell begin to call.
In "Sacrifice, Finale," Wonder Woman [Diana of Themyscira] fights to escape the clutches of the Sovereign, her resolve tested as Cheetah [Barbara Minerva] stands in her way. With time running out, Donna Troy, Wonder Girl [Cassandra Sandsmark], and Wonder Girl [Yara Flor] race to reach her, each determined to stand by Diana in her darkest hour.
In a tense standoff beneath the shadows of a forgotten bunker, Wonder Woman and Robin confront Captain Boomerang, their methods clashing as they press him for the location of Amanda Waller’s hidden prison—where captured heroes are held. With Superman watching from the edge of the fray and Owen Mercer’s presence adding quiet tension, every word feels like a step closer to breaking the silence—or breaking something far more dangerous.
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