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The legend of Wonder Woman

by Renae De Liz

Earliest known edition
2016
Selected edition
unknown
Pages in this edition
288
English editions
1 ↗
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2016 · DC Comics · eng

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"On the hidden island of Themyscira, the Amazons, led by Queen Hippolyta, live in a kingdom of peace, protected by the gods. But the balance is upset when Hippolyta is granted what no immortal may have: a child, given life from the clay of the island-- the princess Diana, who alone can sense the evil that is infesting the Amazon's home. When a man from the outside world is brought to Themyscira as part of a conspiracy to overthrow its queen, Diana will risk everything to save his innocent life-- and lose everything in the process. Soon, the Amazon princess finds herself in a world she never knew existed--America, a land of untold wonders that finds itself threatened by a great war abroad. In order to get back home, Diana and her new friends Steve Trevor and Etta Candy must head into the war zone and find the Nazi agent known as the Duke of Deception, who wields a powerful artifact that belongs to Hippolyta. And in order to defeat this powerful enemy, the princess of peace must become the hero she was meant to be. She must become Wonder Woman!" -- dust jacket back.

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The legend of Wonder WomanSelectedstory and pencils by Renae de Liz ; inks, colors and letters by Ray Dillon2016unknown288Open Library ↗
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Wonder Woman (Fictitious character)United StatesAmazonsWorld War, 1939-1945Comic books, stripsComics & graphic novels, superheroesComics & graphic novels, science fiction