Wonder Woman: Rebirth Deluxe Edition #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis deluxe hardcover collects the opening chapters of Greg Rucka's celebrated run on Wonder Woman during DC's Rebirth initiative, including the 'The Lies,' 'Year One,' and 'The Truth' story arcs. Featuring art by Liam Sharp, Nicola Scott, and Bilquis Evely, the volume follows Diana as she uncovers a conspiracy that challenges her entire history while also exploring her earliest days on Themyscira. This edition also includes the Rebirth one-shot and issues #1-14 of the series, along with bonus content like sketches and variant covers.
In "Wonder Woman Rebirth," Diana's journey begins anew as Hippolyta calls an Amazon council to decide how to respond to Steve Trevor’s arrival on Themyscira. With differing opinions among the Amazons, Castalia’s belief that the gods have sent Steve as a sign leads to a tournament to choose a champion—Diana, who emerges victorious. Written by Greg Rucka and illustrated by Nicola Scott, this pivotal issue sets the stage for Diana’s return to the world beyond the island, with Jenny Frison’s striking cover capturing the moment’s weight.
In "Wonder Woman Rebirth," Diana of Themyscira grapples with fractured memories of her origin, questioning everything she thought she knew about her past. With her lasso of truth in hand, she uncovers a web of deception that forces her to confront visions of gods, monsters, and heroes—both real and imagined—while chasing the elusive truth behind her identity.
In "The Lies Part One," Wonder Woman journeys to the nation of Bwunda, seeking answers about her mysterious past, while secretly unaware that Steve Trevor is leading a covert operation to protect its people from the tyrannical warlord Cadulo. As Diana navigates the treacherous political landscape, she crosses paths with Etta Candy, Will, and the Bouda, whose devotion to the ancient Urzkartaga may hold more truth than she realizes.
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 personal turn when he marries Maya and becomes a father to a newborn daughter—Steve’s goddaughter. When Steve and Nick’s unit is deployed and their plane crashes on Themyscira, only Steve survives, wounded and stranded, thrust into a world far beyond anything he’s known.
In "The Lies Part Two," Wonder Woman and the Cheetah must evade the relentless Bouda while seeking a way back to Themyscira, their uneasy alliance tested by old wounds and shared danger. Meanwhile, Steve Trevor and his team press on through the jungle, chasing the warlord Cadulo in a race that could change everything.
In "Year One Part Two," Queen Hippolyta calls a council of Themyscira’s leaders—General Philippus, Epione, Areto, Castalia, and Sofia—to decide the fate of Steve Trevor, the first man to reach their island in centuries. With Castalia arguing the gods have sent him as a sign, the Amazons choose to send a champion to the outside world, and Princess Diana of Themyscira earns her place by winning a fierce tournament.
In "The Lies Part Three," Steve Trevor and his team—Manny, David, and Chris—are captured by the ruthless Colonel Cadulo, who has allied with the fanatical Bouda to perform a deadly ritual sacrifice to the ancient god Urzkartaga. Meanwhile, Wonder Woman and Cheetah race toward Cadulo’s stronghold, each driven by their own urgent mission, unaware that Steve and his men are already in the clutches of a far greater threat.
In "Year One Part Three," Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor face the challenges of a foreign world after arriving in the United States, where they’re detained and questioned by federal agents. As Diana struggles to communicate, Dr. Barbara Ann Minerva is brought in to bridge the language gap, while Steve shares the painful news of Nick’s death with Maya. In her isolation, Diana is visited by her divine patron gods—Hephaestus, Hermes, Athena, Hera, Artemis, Demeter, and Aphrodite—each appearing as animals, bestowing her with gifts that deepen her connection to her heritage.
In "Interlude," young Barbara Ann Minerva—driven by a past that lingers in memories of her father and a teacher’s quiet wisdom—sets out on a global quest to uncover the truth behind the Amazons. As she follows ancient clues from a forgotten dig in Tunisia to a mysterious ship’s hold, she encounters echoes of myth in the form of a white mouse, a mother’s gaze, and a child who might be more than she seems.
In "The Lies Part Five," Wonder Woman navigates the shifting tides of trust and identity as she and Steve Trevor share a quiet moment amid the chaos, their growing bond tested by secrets and lingering shadows. With Diana seeking the lost island of Themyscira and Barbara Ann Minerva finding her footing with Etta Candy’s support, the team faces new challenges from old allies and hidden agendas—while Director Bordeaux and her agents watch closely.
In "Year One Part Four," Wonder Woman, Steve Trevor, Lieutenant Etta Candy, and Dr. Barbara Ann Minerva navigate the chaos of a bustling American mall—only for the day to turn deadly when unnamed gunmen from the Sear Group launch a sudden attack. With civilians and children like Rebecca and her brother David caught in the crossfire, Diana and Steve spring into action, stepping forward to shield the innocent and confront the threat.
In a world where memory and truth are weapons, Diana and Steve return to Themyscira only to find it changed—familiar yet distant. When Etta Candy grows suspicious of Director Sasha Bordeaux, her investigation uncovers a shocking secret: Sasha is no mere woman, but a construct under Veronica Cale’s control. As tensions rise and loyalties fracture, the line between ally and enemy blurs in a story that redefines what it means to fight for truth.
In "Year One Part Five," Wonder Woman confronts a global threat tied to a mysterious organization known as Sear, whose leader has been manipulating events from the shadows. With Steve Trevor by her side and the truth lasso revealing chilling secrets, Diana uncovers a shocking connection between the attacks and Ares—her ancient enemy—whose true plan begins to unfold.
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