Synopsis
When truth fractures, even an icon can lose her way. Greg Rucka’s celebrated return to Wonder Woman reshapes the Amazon’s mythology through a sweeping, cinematic narrative that spans gods, memory, and identity.
Wonder Woman is one of the greatest heroes the world has ever known—an icon of equality and power, a tireless champion of peace and justice. But who is she really?
Four stories seek to answer this question, weaving together an epic that explores everything from the vanishing of Themyscira to the shocking truth of Wonder Woman’s origins. And then there’s Godwatch, a secret organization that has been watching Wonder Woman since she appeared in Man’s World. But what are its goals, and how far will it go to achieve them?
Welcome to Greg Rucka's celebrated return to Wonder Woman, ushering her into the modern era! The past and present come crashing together in one epic tale, collecting Wonder Woman #1-25, Wonder Woman: Rebirth #1, and stories from DC Holiday Special 2017, Wonder Woman 75th Anniversary Special #1, Wonder Woman Annual #1, and Wonder Woman #750!
About the Author
Greg Rucka is an award-winning writer acclaimed for his grounded, character-driven approach to superheroes and crime fiction. His celebrated DC work includes Wonder Woman: The Hiketeia and the Eisner Award–winning Gotham Central, as well as definitive runs on Detective Comics, Batwoman, and 52. Beyond DC, he is known for Lazarus, Stumptown, and the Queen & Country series, earning both Eisner and Harvey Awards throughout his career. Rucka’s storytelling blends emotional depth, mythic scale, and sharp narrative structure—qualities that define his landmark Wonder Woman Rebirth run.
This collection features a powerhouse lineup of artists whose work helped define Wonder Woman’s Rebirth era and its milestone anniversary stories. Liam Sharp (Green Lantern: The Last 52, Batman: Reptilian) brings epic scale and mythic detail; Nicola Scott (Black Magick, Earth 2) delivers clarity, elegance, and emotional weight; and Bilquis Evely (The Dreaming, Doc Savage) adds lush, expressive storytelling. Additional contributions from Mirka Andolfo (Sweet Paprika, Wonder Woman), Yanick Paquette (Batman Incorporated, Swamp Thing), and other celebrated illustrators enrich the volume’s visual tapestry. Together, they craft an emotionally resonant vision of Diana’s most personal journey.
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