Wonder Woman (1942-1986) #274
Language: English
Format: Kindle
Publication date:
December 3rd, 1980
Publisher: DC
Pages: 26
In this installment, the world of Diana Prince intertwines with her superhuman alter ego, Wonder Woman. As she navigates the complexities of both dinner dates with her love interest, Steve, and military colleague, General Darnell, tensions brew beneath the surface of her seemingly perfect life. The narrative explores the duality of her existence, showcasing her vulnerability as a woman in a man's world while also emphasizing her strength as a formidable hero.
Amidst her personal life, chaos looms as a familiar foe emerges, threatening both her friends and the wider world. The dynamic between her duties as a superhero and her relationships unfolds dramatically, highlighting the sacrifices that come with being a protector of humanity. With vibrant artwork and gripping storytelling, the plot dives into themes of friendship, loyalty, and responsibility.
As she grapples with her role in a society that often underestimates her, Wonder Woman remains a beacon of hope and resilience. The creative team, including notable talents like Gerry Conway and Paul Levitz, brings to life the trials and triumphs of one of the most iconic female superheroes in comic history. Each page resonates with action and emotion, making it a compelling addition to the Wonder Woman saga.
Amidst her personal life, chaos looms as a familiar foe emerges, threatening both her friends and the wider world. The dynamic between her duties as a superhero and her relationships unfolds dramatically, highlighting the sacrifices that come with being a protector of humanity. With vibrant artwork and gripping storytelling, the plot dives into themes of friendship, loyalty, and responsibility.
As she grapples with her role in a society that often underestimates her, Wonder Woman remains a beacon of hope and resilience. The creative team, including notable talents like Gerry Conway and Paul Levitz, brings to life the trials and triumphs of one of the most iconic female superheroes in comic history. Each page resonates with action and emotion, making it a compelling addition to the Wonder Woman saga.