Wonder Woman Black & Gold #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Role Model," Wonder Woman arrives at a tense hostage situation only to discover the captor is a young man she once saved years ago—someone whose life she changed, but whose path has taken a dark turn. Written by Michael W. Conrad and brought to life with striking, unified art by Noah Bailey, this issue explores the weight of influence and the echoes of past choices. The cover, a powerful portrait by Lee Bermejo, captures the emotional gravity of the moment.
In "A Lesson in Truth," Wonder Woman arrives at a tense hostage standoff, only to discover the masked assailant is Nathan Glomb—someone she once saved as a child from a similar crisis. Now grown, Nathan is being manipulated by the Yellow Mask Gang, forcing her to confront the weight of her past choices and the fragile line between heroism and redemption.
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Reprinted in Wonder Woman Black & Gold #[nn] (2022), Wonder Woman Black & Gold #[nn] (2023)
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