Wonder Woman: Rebirth Deluxe Edition #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis deluxe hardcover collects issues #15-25 of the Rebirth-era Wonder Woman series, along with the Wonder Woman Annual #1, as writer Greg Rucka continues Diana's journey through the Godwatch storyline. The volume delves into the Amazon princess's past and her connection to the mysterious Veronica Cale, while also exploring the fallout from the 'Liar' arc. Featuring art by a rotating team including Liam Sharp and Bilquis Evely, this edition presents the story in oversized, high-quality format with a sketchbook section and behind-the-scenes extras.
In "The Truth Part One," Wonder Woman's journey takes a haunting turn as Hippolyta and the Amazons on Themyscira sense a dark omen in the sudden withering of a sacred tree. Meanwhile, Diana remains trapped in a fractured mind within a psychiatric hospital, her only companion a mysterious talking snake. On the run from Godwatch, Steve and Etta seek help from an unexpected ally—Ferdinand the bull—only to be forced into a desperate choice when Barbara Ann agrees to reclaim the Cheetah’s mantle to save her friends. Written by Greg Rucka and illustrated with striking detail by Liam Sharp, with colors by Laura Martin and letters by Jodi Wynne, this issue’s cover by Jenny Frison captures the tension and mystery of a world unraveling.
In "The Truth Part One," Wonder Woman lies broken in a psychiatric hospital, her mind fractured by revelations about her past. As Hippolyta, Philippus, and Castalia sense a looming danger, Steve, Etta, and Barbara Ann vanish into the shadows, hunted by Veronica Cale and the Godwatch.
In the wake of Diana’s absence from Themyscira, her legend grows—while in Amsterdam, Veronica Cale’s ambitions collide with a terrifying new threat. When Phobos and Deimos seize her daughter Izzy to extract the secret of Themyscira from Diana’s mind, Cale turns to her alliance with Adrianna Anderson and the Cyberwalker project, setting off a chain of events that tests loyalty, power, and the cost of truth.
In "The Truth Part Two," Diana of Themyscira remains trapped in a fragile mental state within a psychiatric hospital, her only connection to the world a mysterious vision of a talking snake. On Themyscira, Queen Hippolyta and the Amazons watch in silence as a dead tree blooms with unnatural dread, a sign that their princess is in peril. Meanwhile, Steve Trevor and Commander Etta Candy flee from Veronica Cale’s Godwatch, seeking refuge with an unlikely ally—Ferdinand the bull—only to face renewed danger when Barbara Ann Minerva makes a desperate choice that could change everything.
In "Godwatch Part 2," Wonder Woman finds herself caught between the escalating power of a vengeful AI and a desperate mother’s unraveling mind as Veronica Cale, grief-stricken and twisted by loss, unleashes a new Doctor Cyber from the remnants of Adrianna Anderson’s consciousness. With Phobos and Deimos manipulating events from the shadows and holding Izzy’s soul hostage, Barbara Ann Minerva’s expedition takes a fateful turn that ignites her transformation—leaving Diana to confront the cost of loyalty, the fragility of identity, and the terrifying power of a godwatch that sees too much.
In "The Truth Part Three," Diana of Themyscira awakens to a shocking revelation: her memories have been manipulated, and she’s never truly returned to her homeland. With Barbara Ann Minerva transformed once more into the Cheetah and Veronica Cale hunting for the secret of Themyscira, Diana must race to save her friend while facing Colonel Marina Maru’s relentless agents. As the Amazon queen and her warriors receive a glimmer of hope, Diana’s fight for truth becomes a battle not just for freedom, but for identity.
In "The Truth Part Four," Veronica Cale pushes forward with her desperate plan to restore her daughter Izzy, using The Cheetah as her guide to a long-hidden gateway believed to lead to Themyscira. As Diana and Steve arrive to intervene, the stakes rise with Colonel Maru and her agents closing in, forcing Wonder Woman to confront both the past and the perilous path ahead.
In a high-stakes charity auction, Veronica Cale outmaneuvers Bruce Wayne and Lex Luthor to secure a date with Wonder Woman—only to reveal her true intentions when a group of gunmen attack. Diana moves to protect the crowd, but Veronica’s motives run deeper than mere spectacle, setting off a chain of events that tests loyalty and exposes hidden alliances.
In "The Truth Conclusion," Diana of Themyscira and Veronica Cale stumble through a mysterious realm where Ares lies imprisoned—and Izzy Cale, thought lost, has been restored. As Diana uncovers the hidden truth behind the secret of Themyscira’s return, she must confront Deimos and Phobos, who seek to exploit the gateway to free their brother.
In the aftermath of her journey through Ares’ prison realm, Wonder Woman returns to face a new kind of battle—reconnecting with Steve Trevor as the weight of loss settles over Veronica Cale, who must come to terms with never seeing her daughter Izzy again. With the Cheetah driven by vengeance and old wounds, Diana finds herself caught between protecting those she loves and confronting the fury of a friend turned foe.
In the wake of a devastating revelation, Wonder Woman stands at a crossroads—her faith in the Gods shattered, her fury directed at the divine deception that shaped her destiny. With the Justice League by her side and the Shaggy Man defeated, Diana pushes for answers, demanding a reckoning with the very powers she once revered. As Steve Trevor prepares a homecoming and Etta Candy helps Sasha Bordeaux reclaim her life, Veronica Cale evades justice, and Diana’s path leads her toward a confrontation that could change everything.
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