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Cover: Riccardo Federici & Jenny Frison

Wonder Woman and Justice League Dark: The Witching Hour #[nn]

Jul 2019 · DC · 24.99 USD; 33.99 CAD
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Contains 5 stories
The Witching Hour Part 1
38 pp · Fantasy, Superhero
Justice League Dark [Wonder Woman [Diana of Themyscira]ZatannaSwamp Thing [Alec Holland]Detective Chimp [Bobo]Man-Bat [Kirk Langstrom]]Hippolyta (flashback)Amazons (flashback)Chthonian Witches (flashback)HecateJustice League [Batman [Bruce Wayne]Cyborg [Victor Stone]Green Lantern [John Stewart]Martian Manhunter [J'onn J'onzz]The Flash [Barry Allen]Aquaman [Arthur Curry]Hawkgirl [Kendra Saunders]Superman [Clark KentKal-El]]Upside-Down Man (image)Doctor Fate [Kent NelsonNabu] (image)Traci ThirteenNightshade [Eve Eden]Black Alice [Lori Zechlin]Enchantress [June Moone]John ConstantineWitchfire [Rebecca Carstairs]other unidentified magic practitioners

In "The Witching Hour Part 1," a young Diana of Themyscira is marked by Hecate in a dream that feels real—yet she remembers nothing. Now, as Wonder Woman and Zatanna rally the Justice League against the looming threat of the Upside-Down Man, Hecate’s magic blinds the heroes to the true danger. With Witchfire turned against her allies and the League Dark divided, Diana’s long-buried brand begins to awaken—just as Hecate’s influence spreads through the Hall of Justice basement.

The Witching Hour Part 2
20 pp · Fantasy, Superhero
Justice League Dark [Wonder Woman [Diana of Themyscira]Swamp Thing [Alec Holland]Man-Bat [Kirk Langstrom]ZatannaDetective Chimp [Bobo]]John ConstantineCirceManitou DawnDeadman [Boston Brand]Hecate (flashback)Witchfire [Rebecca Carstairs] (flashback)

In "The Witching Hour Part 2," Wonder Woman and the Justice League Dark confront the lingering mysteries of her magical branding, tracking down Circe for answers as the shadow of Hecate grows ever darker. With allies like Zatanna, John Constantine, and Swamp Thing by her side, Diana must navigate ancient magic and hidden truths—while the past, in the form of Hecate and Witchfire, begins to stir.

The Witching Hour Part 3
22 pp · Fantasy, Superhero
Justice League Dark [Wonder Woman [Diana of Themyscira]Swamp Thing [Alec Holland]Detective Chimp [Bobo]ZatannaMan-Bat [Kirk Langstrom]]CirceJohn ConstantineDeadman [Boston Brand]Manitou DawnDead Men of Nanda ParbatRama KushnaHecateBlack Orchid [Alba Garcia]

In "The Witching Hour Part 3," Wonder Woman and her Justice League Dark allies—Swamp Thing, Zatanna, Detective Chimp, Man-Bat, John Constantine, Deadman, and Manitou Dawn—race to protect Nanda Parbat from a devastating assault orchestrated by Hecate’s influence. With Circe’s help, Diana gains control over Hecate’s power within her, but the true threat lies in the corrupted minds of those she commands, including Black Orchid, now a weapon turned against the Parliament of Trees.

The Witching Hour Part 4
20 pp · Fantasy, Superhero
Justice League Dark [Wonder Woman [Diana of Themyscira]ZatannaSwamp Thing [Alec Holland]Man-Bat [Kirk Langstrom]Detective Chimp [Bobo]]Witchfire [Rebecca Carstairs]John ConstantineBlack Orchid [Alba Garcia]Deadman [Boston Brand]Nanda Parbat monksRama KushnaManitou DawnSisterhood of the Sleight Hand [Traci ThirteenNightshade [Eve Eden]Enchantress [June Moone]]Hecate (controlling Wonder Woman, Black Orchid, and Manitou Dawn)

In "The Witching Hour Part 4," Wonder Woman’s soul self battles isolation on a haunted lunar realm alongside Witchfire, while Hecate’s dark influence spreads across Earth—controlling Wonder Woman to assault Nanda Parbat, Black Orchid to burn the Parliament of Trees, and Manitou Dawn to hunt Bobo and Man-Bat at the Oblivion Bar. With Zatanna and John Constantine racing to break the spell, the fragile alliance of Justice League Dark must confront a foe who has turned their allies into weapons—before the line between mind and magic dissolves entirely.

The Witching Hour Finale
38 pp · Fantasy, Superhero
Justice League Dark [Swamp Thing [Alec Holland]Man-Bat [Kirk Langstrom]Detective Chimp [Bobo]Wonder Woman [Diana of Themyscira]Zatanna]Madame XanaduEtrigan [The DemonJason Blood]EclipsoSolomon GrundyDoctor Fate [Kent NelsonNabu]Black Orchid [Alba Garcia]Sisterhood of the Sleight Hand [Traci ThirteenEnchantress [June Moone]Nightshade [Eve Eden]Black Alice [Lori Zechlin]]Deadman [Boston Brand]Nanda Parbat monksRama KushnaManitou DawnJohn ConstantineHecateUltrapsychopompWitchfire [Rebecca Carstairs]CirceHadesZeusPoseidonAresAthenaHermesother unidentified godsUpside-Down Man

In the climactic chapter of *The Witching Hour*, Wonder Woman’s body becomes a battleground as Hecate’s full power surges through her, turning the Amazon warrior into a weapon aimed at destroying Nanda Parbat. With Black Orchid and Manitou Dawn freed, the heroes must face an impossible choice—can they stop Hecate without sacrificing Diana? Meanwhile, Diana’s soul self confronts the many facets of Hecate on the mystical Moon, uncovering hidden truths that may hold the key to breaking the witch-goddess’s grip.

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Full credits

artist, inker Jesús Merino
letterer Dave Sharpe
cover pencils, inks Riccardo Federici
cover pencils, inks Jenny Frison

Reprints

↩ Reprints Justice League Dark #4 (2018), Justice League Dark and Wonder Woman: The Witching Hour #1 (2018), Wonder Woman #56 (2018), Wonder Woman #57 (2018), Wonder Woman and Justice League Dark: The Witching Hour #1 (2018), Wonder Woman and Justice League Dark: The Witching Hour #1 (2018), Wonder Woman #56 (2018), Justice League Dark #4 (2018), Wonder Woman #57 (2018), Justice League Dark and Wonder Woman: The Witching Hour #1 (2018)

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