Wonder Woman #7
This volume collects issues #36-40 of the 2019 Wonder Woman series, continuing the storyline as Diana faces an assault on her Amazon sisters. The arc delves into the consequences of past conflicts and tests Wonder Woman's resolve to protect Themyscira from a new threat. Written by Becky Cloonan and Michael W. Conrad, with art by various artists, this trade paperback brings high-stakes action and emotional depth to the Amazonian mythos.
In "Swan's Song," writer James Robinson and artist Emanuela Lupacchino explore a poignant chapter in Wonder Woman’s past, revealing how a young Vanessa Kapatelis’ life intersected with Diana’s during a moment of crisis. As Diana balances her duties and personal grief, her fading presence leaves Vanessa grappling with isolation and resentment—setting the stage for a quiet but powerful emotional reckoning. The issue’s striking cover by Jenny Frison captures the weight of that distance, rendered in bold, expressive lines.
In a poignant flashback, young Vanessa Kapatelis, once a promising dancer, faces a life-altering injury during a clash between Wonder Woman and Major Disaster. As Diana of Themyscira becomes a quiet presence in Vanessa’s hospital room, offering hope and friendship, their bond slowly strains under the weight of time, grief, and the shifting demands of duty. Years later, Diana returns to confront Jason about his choices, while Vanessa’s past—marked by loss and isolation—begins to echo in ways neither woman could have foreseen.
In "Swan's Song Part Two," Wonder Woman finds herself torn between loyalty to her friend and the escalating violence of Vanessa Kapatelis, now transformed into the vengeful Silver Swan. As Diana confronts her former ally in a brutal clash, Jason joins the fight, while Steve Trevor and the Oddfellows stand against the Female Furies sent by Darkseid to seize powerful artifacts.
In "Swan's Song Conclusion," Silver Swan’s escalating rampage takes a personal turn as she targets Jason, hoping to wound Wonder Woman through her brother. Meanwhile, Steve Trevor and the Oddfellows fight a desperate battle against the Female Furies, who have arrived on Earth to reclaim a powerful artifact for Darkseid.
In the heart of Themyscira, Darkseid’s fury burns as the Female Furies return empty-handed, their failure a spark in a war already boiling. Diana recounts her harrowing day to Steve Trevor—her clashes with Zara, the Blue Snowman, and Anglette as they tore through Washington, each attack tied to a deeper conspiracy. As she uncovers Veronica Cale’s hand in the chaos, the truth begins to unravel, drawing her deeper into a web of betrayal that reaches far beyond the island’s shores.
In "Amazons Attacked Part Two," Diana of Themyscira and Steve Trevor confront Jason, who’s returned with mysterious new armor and no memory of his absence. As they journey to Germany to face Grail—whose presence ties into larger threats—Jason shares how she once saved him from the Deep Six, while Diana uncovers chilling revelations about Darkseid’s designs.
In the wake of escalating threats, Wonder Woman calls on Steve Trevor to guide Jason in mastering his abilities—though Steve’s caution runs deep. As Diana presses the Female Furies for answers, their interrogation is shattered when Darkseid’s forces strike A.R.G.U.S. headquarters, plunging the team into chaos.
In "Amazons Attacked Part Four," Wonder Woman, Jason, Steve Trevor, and A.R.G.U.S. agents are thrust into Darkseid’s temple deep within the Amazon jungle, where Grail and the Female Furies stand between them and the ancient artifacts that could tip the balance of power. With the jungle itself alive with danger and transformed Amazons now twisted into demonic forms, Diana must fight not only for survival but for the fate of her people and the world.
In "Amazons Attacked Finale," Darkseid’s invasion of Themyscira reaches its climax as Grail turns Amazons into Parademons, unleashing them upon Wonder Woman and A.R.G.U.S. forces. Jason races through the portal to confront Grail, reuniting with his mother Hippolyta, while Wonder Woman faces Darkseid with the aid of Zeus’s spirits and the memory of her fallen kin.
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