Wonder Woman #4
This volume collects issues #19-24 of the 2021 Wonder Woman series, following Diana as she faces the threat of the Four Horsewomen—a quartet of powerful beings tied to the apocalyptic forces of the Old Gods. The story delves into Wonder Woman's connection to the divine and her struggle to protect humanity from a cataclysmic prophecy. Written by Becky Cloonan and Michael W. Conrad, with art by various illustrators, this arc continues the epic saga of the Amazon warrior in DC's Rebirth era.
In "Virtue and Vendetta," Wonder Woman’s past collides with the present when Helen—whom she once rescued and raised under the care of retired A.R.G.U.S. agents—discovers the truth about her origins, shattered by the very organization she once served. Written by Steve Orlando and illustrated by V Ken Marion, with inks by Sandu Florea, colors by Hi-Fi, and letters by Pat Brosseau, this pivotal issue unravels a secret that redefines everything Helen thought she knew. The cover by Robson Rocha and Danny Miki captures the tension of a revelation that will change her life forever.
In "Virtue and Vendetta," Wonder Woman’s past comes crashing into the present when Helen Paul—raised by A.R.G.U.S. agents and trained as an agent herself—discovers the truth about her origins from the Leviathan leader. With her loyalty to Wonder Woman and her entire past unraveling, Helen must confront the woman who saved her and the dark legacy she never knew she carried.
In "The Wild Hunt Part 1," the Cheetah, freed by the Dark Fates, launches a brutal assault on the Amazons, driven by a deadly intent to lure out and destroy their divine protectors. With Themyscira under threat, Wonder Woman [Diana of Themyscira] must rally allies—including Nubia, Etta Candy, and the Wonder-Woman [Peng Deilan] of China—before returning to face the chaos she helped unleash.
In "The Wild Hunt Part 2," Wonder Woman must defend her home and her sisters as the Cheetah unleashes her fury on Themyscira, forcing the battle into the streets of Boston. With the Silencer closing in, Diana finds herself caught between protecting her fellow Amazons and trying to stop both the Cheetah and the assassin—each more dangerous than the last.
In "The Wild Hunt Finale," Wonder Woman stands at the center of a storm as the Cheetah pushes her to break free from the divine chains she believes bind her to Hera and the gods. With the Silencer closing in and ancient tensions flaring, Diana must navigate a clash of wills between her own ideals, the Cheetah’s fierce rebellion, and the enigmatic presence of Hera—before the line between justice and vengeance vanishes entirely.
In "On the Horizon," Wonder Woman [Diana of Themyscira] finds her routine upended when her neighbor, Boston Police detective Nora Nunes, is assigned to evaluate whether her presence endangers the city. As Diana invites Nora to shadow her through a day of heroism and compassion, the Dark Fates conspire in the shadows, and new threats—like the Sons of Liberty, Firebrand [Janet Fals], Devastation, Warmaster [Paula Von Gunther], Deathbringer [Donna Troy], Lex Luthor, and Iron Maiden [Valda]—begin to stir.
In "The Iron Maiden Part 1," Wonder Woman must confront Valda, a mysterious warrior from the past who now sees the present as a threat, as she struggles to earn her trust. While Valda battles a chrome-husked beast in the streets, shadows stir—Devastation and Paula Von Gunther conspire, and the past begins to bleed into the present.
In "The Iron Maiden Finale," Wonder Woman and Valda face off against the relentless chromium beast as they race to uncover a way to send Valda—and the creature—back to their own time. Meanwhile, Paula Von Gunther, now the Warmaster, assembles a new threat to strike at Wonder Woman’s allies, testing the limits of heroism and sacrifice.
In "The Truth Usurps," Wonder Woman journeys to the alien world of Almerac with Maxima, seeking to reclaim the throne from the usurping Prince Ultraa, while back on Earth, Donna Troy grapples with the lingering effects of her transformation into Deathbringer. As Paula Von Gunther, now the Warmaster, assembles a new alliance of villains to strike back at Wonder Woman, the stakes rise across worlds—where legacy, power, and identity collide.
In "The Four Horsewomen Part 1," Wonder Woman faces a personal reckoning when Warmaster Paula Von Gunther confronts her with a decades-old vendetta rooted in ancestral betrayal and a shocking truth about her own past. As the forces of Devastation and Armageddon pressure Donna Troy to turn against her, the lines between loyalty, legacy, and vengeance begin to blur.
In "The Four Horsewomen Part 2," Wonder Woman faces off against Warmaster in the snow-laden wilds of Norway, their clash echoing across a battlefield of myth and war. Meanwhile, Donna Troy fights a desperate battle against Devastation and Armageddon within the surreal confines of the Lasso of Persuasion, as the forces of chaos breach the veil between worlds—leaving Themyscira and its guardians dangerously exposed.
In "Ghosts of the Past," Wonder Woman stands at the gates of Heaven, locked in a fierce clash with the enigmatic Phantom Stranger over the soul of the fallen Warmaster, Paula Von Gunther. As Diana wrestles with the weight of redemption and the future of her people, she returns Paula to Themyscira, sparking a pivotal debate that challenges Hippolyta’s long-held beliefs and sets the Amazons on a path toward a new era—one that may lead to the founding of an Amazon Embassy.
In "Amazing Amazons," Wonder Woman joins forces with Atalanta and Queen Faruka II of the Bana-Mighdall to investigate a sudden, mysterious city of women rising in Brazil—sealed behind an energy barrier erected by the enigmatic Dark Fates, who are siphoning the life force of its inhabitants. As Diana, Hippolyta, and a growing alliance of Amazons confront the threat, ancient secrets and fractured loyalties begin to surface in a battle that tests the very heart of their sisterhood.
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