hwamis.blogg.se - Wonder Woman, Vol. 1 by G. Willow Wilson

Can even the goddess of love help broker peace in a place so filled with hate?"-Inside book jacket Cataloging source DLC VpFfu82O9Ww 1982- Wilson, G. Ares claims he now wants only to aid Diana in the struggle against tyranny, but should she trust him? Meanwhile, Steve encounters a second earthbound Olympian: Aphrodite. Her enemy Ares, god of war, former prisoner of the Amazons, is in Durovnia as well, but he has been utterly transformed, inside and out. There, on the front lines, she encounters a familiar face - or rather, an unfamiliar one. Language eng Summary "When Steve Trevor goes missing from a top secret military mission, Wonder Woman travels to the war-torn country of Durovnia to reclaim him.

Aphrodite, (Greek deity) - Comic books, strips, etc.

Wonder Woman, (Fictitious character) - Comic books, strips, etc.

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Good and evil - Comic books, strips, etc.

Ares, (Greek deity) - Comic books, strips, etc.

Willow Wilson, writer Cary Nord, Xermanico, Jesus Merino, Emanuela Lupacchino, pencillers Mick Gray, Xermanico, Andy Owens, Ray McCarthy, inkers Romulo Fajardo Jr., colorists Pat Brosseau, letterer Title variation Just war Creator 1 Title part The just war Statement of responsibility G. 1, The just war Title Wonder Woman Title number Vol.