Wonder Woman #4
This volume collects issues #19-24 of the 2023 Wonder Woman series, following Diana as she confronts the fallout from her actions against the gods of Olympus. The story arc 'Revenge of the Gods' sees Wonder Woman battling divine retribution while navigating her complex relationships with both mortal and immortal allies. Writer Tom King and artist Daniel Sampere continue their acclaimed run, weaving a tale of mythic consequence and personal sacrifice.
In "Before the Storm Part 2," Wonder Woman is ensnared by Hera on Olympus, only to be freed by a mysterious stranger. As they fight an army of the undead, she escapes back to Themyscira—only to discover the dead have followed her, now threatening her Amazon sisters. Written by Becky Cloonan and Michael W. Conrad, with striking art by Amancay Nahuelpan and colors by Tamra Bonvillain, this issue blends mythic tension with intimate stakes. The cover by Rahzzah captures the moment’s gravity with haunting precision.
In "Before the Storm Part 2," Diana and Yara Flor face off against Eros as he pushes forward Hera’s scheme to dominate humanity’s devotion, while Steve Trevor and Siegfried hold their ground against the rampaging Titan Hyperion—each team racing against time to prevent catastrophe.
In the climactic pages of "Before the Storm Finale," Diana of Themyscira finds herself isolated as Eros wields the power of love to turn allies against her, testing her resolve in ways no warrior could prepare for. With Yara Flor standing defiantly in the fray, and Steve Trevor, Siegfried, Etta Candy, and Barbara Minerva racing to hold the line against Hyperion’s might, the fate of Themyscira hangs in the balance—while the gods themselves watch from above.
In "The Reckoning Part I," Wonder Woman finds herself ensnared on Olympus by Hera’s deceit, only to be freed by a mysterious hooded stranger. As they fight through an army of the undead, Wonder Woman barely escapes—only to return to Themyscira, where she discovers the horrors have followed her, threatening her sisters and the sanctuary they’ve long protected.
In "The Reckoning Part II," Wonder Woman stands at the center of a divine clash as Hera threatens to reshape humanity’s fate. With the odds stacked against her and the stakes higher than ever, Mary Bromfield makes a desperate choice—giving up her Shazam powers to empower Diana in the fight.
In "Whatever Happened to the Warrior of Truth? Part 2," Wonder Woman [Diana of Themyscira] undertakes a profound Amazon ritual to glimpse how her loved ones—her family, friends, and allies—see her, seeking to hold fast to her bond with humanity. As visions of her past and present unfold, Diana confronts the weight of her legacy through the eyes of those who know her best: Wonder Girl [Yara Flor], Bia, Megala, Penelope, Donna Troy, Wonder Girl [Cassandra Sandsmark], Artemis, Batman [Bruce Wayne], Superman [Clark Kent; Kal-El], Hippolyta, Nubia, Steve Trevor, Siegfried, Etta Candy, Philippus, and even the echoes of Thomas and Martha Wayne.
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