Wonder Woman: A Celebration of 75 Years #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis hardcover collection from DC commemorates Wonder Woman's 75th anniversary by gathering key stories from her eight-decade history, spanning her 1941 debut in All-Star Comics #8 through modern runs by writers like Greg Rucka and George Pérez. It includes seminal issues such as her first appearance, the introduction of the Silver Age Amazon mythos, and the acclaimed 1987 reboot, offering a curated overview of the character's evolution as a feminist icon and warrior princess.
In this origin tale from *Wonder Woman: A Celebration of 75 Years*, Princess Diana of Themyscira learns the truth of her people’s past when Captain Steve Trevor washes ashore on Paradise Island. With her mother Queen Hippolyta unwilling to let her daughter leave, a contest is held to choose the Amazon who will return the stranded pilot—Diana, disguised among her sisters, claims the mission. As she prepares to embark, the island’s ancient magic and the weight of her destiny begin to unfold.
Wonder Woman arrives in America with Steve Trevor, taking on the identity of Army nurse Diana Prince to stay close to him. As she performs her acrobatic act to earn money, she soon discovers her promoter, Al Kale, is keeping the profits—while a Nazi spy ring watches from the shadows.
In a future where Wonder Woman’s legacy shapes the world, Diana Prince watches from the Magic Sphere as Steve Trevor’s presidential campaign unfolds in 3004—only to realize the election is rigged. With the help of a reimagined Etta Candy, a determined President Arda Moore, and the enigmatic Operative X-7, Diana steps into a new role as leader, confronting the Man's Party and a shadowy figure known only as Professor Manly.
In "Villainy Incorporated [Part 1]," Wonder Woman faces a dangerous twist when Eviless, one of the Saturian women she’s brought to Transformation Island, escapes and seizes the magic lasso. With the lasso in her hands and Venus girdles turned against the Amazons, Eviless unleashes a wave of chaos, turning her fellow prisoners into a coordinated threat. The story sets the stage for a bold confrontation as Wonder Woman must reclaim her power and confront a coalition of villains who’ve found a new purpose in rebellion.
In "Trap of Crimson Flame [Part 2]," Wonder Woman races to save Queen Hippolyte and the Amazons from Villainy, Inc., who’ve captured them and set a deadly trap. With the help of the Holliday Girls and a sudden uprising by the transformed prisoners of Transformation Island, Diana fights to turn the tide—before the villains’ plan reaches its final, devastating stage.
Wonder Woman races to stop the remnants of Villainy, Inc. from escaping justice, tracking them from the hidden jewels of Queen Hippolyte to a secret lair beneath the city. With help from Steve Trevor, Etta Candy, and the spirited Holliday Girls, Diana confronts the villains—Giganta, Zara, Hypnota, and Queen Clea—only to face a new threat emerging from the shadows of Transformation Island.
In a clever twist of wit and stealth, Steve Trevor challenges Wonder Woman to prove she can always recognize him—only to find himself outmaneuvered when she vanishes into plain sight as Diana Prince, right under his nose. This playful flashback reveals the origins of her secret identity, blending charm and cunning in a moment that reshapes their dynamic.
In a moment of youthful ambition, Wonder Girl [Diana Prince] watches her future as Wonder Woman unfold on the Amazon Time and Space Televisor and dreams of her own costume. Inspired by the legend, she sets out to earn it—not through birthright, but by proving herself through daring feats, with Hippolyta’s guidance and Ronno the Mer-Boy’s unexpected help along the way.
In "Wonder Woman's Last Battle," Diana Prince faces her most personal choice yet: abandoning her Amazonian legacy to stand by Steve Trevor, now branded a traitor, as he works undercover against the elusive Doctor Cyber. With her powers stripped away and guided by the enigmatic I Ching, Diana begins a new life on Earth—only to be thrust back into danger when Steve returns gravely wounded, forcing her to defend him and stop Cyber’s latest scheme, even as the villain remains unseen.
In "Swan Song!", Diana Prince and Etta Candy welcome Helen Alexandros into their home, unaware that their new roommate harbors a dark secret—she’s the Silver Swan, a deadly agent of Mars with a personal vendetta against Wonder Woman. As tensions simmer beneath the surface of their shared life, old myths and forgotten gods begin to stir, threatening to unravel everything Diana holds dear.
In a tale weaving myth and destiny, the Olympian goddesses shape the Amazons to guide humanity, only for their purpose to be lost to Ares’ influence. When Hippolyte longs for a child of her own, the goddesses grant her a daughter from clay—Diana—whose destiny will soon be tested when the Amazons choose her as their champion to face a new threat from Ares.
In "Violent Beginnings," Princess Diana steps into the world beyond Themyscira with a new mission: survive the brutal streets of Boston, where the old rules don’t apply. As she navigates the city’s tangled turf wars and clashes with figures like Cassie Arnold and Inspector Indelicato, Diana must reconcile her Amazon upbringing with the harsh realities of a world that demands more than just justice—it demands action.
Lieutenant Angel Santiago is on a public relations mission in Afghanistan when her calm assignment takes a sudden turn under enemy fire. Drawing strength from Wonder Woman’s legacy, she steps beyond her role to protect her team, proving that courage can rise in the most unexpected moments.
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