Wonder Woman #4
This volume collects issues #22-28 of the 2006 Wonder Woman series, as well as the Annual #1. Written by Gail Simone, the story arc follows Diana as she confronts a mysterious threat tied to her past and the return of a classic villain, while also dealing with the fallout from the events of 'Amazons Attack!' and her role as a warrior and ambassador. The collection explores themes of destiny, family, and the weight of legacy, with art by Aaron Lopresti and Bernard Chang.
In "Who Killed Myndi Mayer?", Wonder Woman stands at the United Nations to announce a historic opening of Themyscira to the world, but her moment is upended when Lord Hermes arrives—arrogant, flamboyant, and utterly unaware of the danger closing in. With George Pérez both writing and drawing the interior art, and his signature style brought to life by Will Blyberg’s inks and Carl Gafford’s colors, the issue crackles with mythic tension, while the cover by Pérez himself captures the moment’s gravity.
In "Who Killed Myndi Mayer?", Wonder Woman teams up with Inspector Ed Indelicato to unravel the mystery behind the death of high-profile publicist Myndi Mayer, following leads that take them through a web of secrets involving Lt. Mike Shands, Capt. Ablamsky, Chrissie Fenton, Steve London, Skeeter La Rue, Deni Hayes, Mr. Choi, and Julia Kapatelis—only to find the truth is far more unexpected than either of them imagined.
In "Cosmic Migration," Wonder Woman, alongside Hippolyte and Menalippe, is called to Olympus to aid the pantheon in a desperate mission: repair the fractured realm of the gods and guide them on a cosmic journey to find a new home. With the fate of the divine hanging in the balance, Diana must navigate ancient power, divine politics, and the weight of legacy as gods old and new prepare to leave their crumbling sanctuary behind.
In a quiet moment on the road, Wonder Woman watches Julia and Vanessa ride together, their bond echoing a memory from Hippolyte’s past—when she and her sister once journeyed with Queen Hypsipyle of Lemnos. The Amazons had brought the queen home, only to discover the city had fallen to the very hatreds they’d tried to heal.
In "Part 5: Flight of the Icarus," Diana recounts to Hippolyte how she and Steve Trevor, alongside Lieutenant Etta Candy and P. J. Palmer, uncovered a dangerous sabotage plot at a military contractor, with the help of Julia and Vanessa Kapatelis and the wisdom of Pythia. As tensions rise and secrets unravel, Diana must navigate the weight of her past and the fragile trust between gods and mortals—especially when a mysterious figure named Icarus begins to stir in the shadows.
In the wake of Wonder Woman’s historic announcement at the United Nations, the gods themselves step into the world’s spotlight—when Lord Hermes arrives with divine flair, only to be ensnared by a cunning scheme from Phobos and Euryale. With Diana, Hippolyte, and a host of familiar allies watching from the shadows, the line between divine power and mortal deception begins to blur.
When Phobos and Euryale revive the deadly Ixion the Assassin using Hermes' stolen caduceus, Wonder Woman is called to stop the chaos. With the god of messengers guiding her, she must outwit the villains and reclaim the staff before the assassin’s rampage turns deadly.
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↩ Reprints Wonder Woman #300 (1983), Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe #26 (1987), Wonder Woman #20 (1988), Wonder Woman #21 (1988), Wonder Woman #22 (1988), Wonder Woman Annual #1 (1988), Wonder Woman #23 (1988), Wonder Woman #24 (1988), Wonder Woman Gallery #[nn] (1996), Wonder Woman #120 (1997)
Reprinted in Wonder Woman by George Pérez Omnibus #[1] (2015), Wonder Woman by George Pérez #2 (2017)
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