Wonder Woman Giant #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Commitment to Chaos," young Diana trains on Themyscira, her curiosity about the outside world growing with each passing day. Meanwhile, Steve Trevor endures military drills alongside his close friend Nick, whose life takes a different path as he settles into marriage and fatherhood—until both are thrust into a fateful crash on the island, leaving Steve the sole survivor. Written by Greg Rucka and illustrated by Nicola Scott, with vibrant colors by Romulo Fajardo Jr. and letters by Jodi Wynne, this Giant issue features a striking cover by Liam Sharp.
In "Commitment to Chaos," Wonder Woman teams up with Harley Quinn to stop billionaire Simon Wickett’s deadly scheme, where he orchestrates disasters to profit from the wreckage—now targeting Harley’s home in Coney Island. With a team of ruthless assassins including Red Ball, Sniper-D, and the mysterious Zlaya closing in, Diana and Harley must defend the sanctuary they’ve found, even as the line between justice and chaos blurs.
In "Year One Part One," young Princess Diana of Themyscira trains under the watchful eyes of Areto and General Philippus, her curiosity about the outside world growing with each passing day. Meanwhile, Steve Trevor endures military drills alongside his close friend Nick, whose life takes a different path when he marries Maya and becomes a father to a newborn daughter—Steve’s future goddaughter. When Steve and Nick’s unit is deployed, their plane crashes on Themyscira, leaving Steve the sole survivor, injured and stranded in a world he never imagined.
In the first chapter of "Homecoming: The Catalyst," teenager Amethyst [Amy Winston] and her mother are thrust into a hidden realm when their journey takes a sudden, dangerous turn—only to be ambushed by an advancing army. As Amy grapples with the revelation that her origins lie beyond Earth, she must navigate a world where ancient powers, mysterious allies like Lady Mordiel and Graciel, and a looming threat led by General Sakil converge. With a cryptic presence from another timeline watching from the shadows, the stakes rise fast—especially when the boy Pwaka and the enigmatic John Constantine make their unexpected appearances.
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↩ Reprints Green Lantern #29 (2008), Sword of Sorcery #0 (2012), Wonder Woman #1 (2016), Wonder Woman #2 (2016)
Reprinted in Wonder Woman: Agent of Peace #1 (2021)
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