Bibliograph

Wonder Woman, James Robinson, writer ; Emanuela Lupacchino, Ray McCarthy, Carmen Carnero, Stephen Segovia [and others], artists ; Romulo Fajardo Jr., Hi-Fi, colorists ; Saida Temofonte, letterer ; Jenny Frison, collection cover artist, Vol. 7

Type

Label

Wonder Woman, James Robinson, writer ; Emanuela Lupacchino, Ray McCarthy, Carmen Carnero, Stephen Segovia [and others], artists ; Romulo Fajardo Jr., Hi-Fi, colorists ; Saida Temofonte, letterer ; Jenny Frison, collection cover artist, Vol. 7

Language

eng

Illustrations

illustrations

Index

no index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Wonder Woman

Nature of contents

comics graphic novels

Responsibility statement

James Robinson, writer ; Emanuela Lupacchino, Ray McCarthy, Carmen Carnero, Stephen Segovia [and others], artists ; Romulo Fajardo Jr., Hi-Fi, colorists ; Saida Temofonte, letterer ; Jenny Frison, collection cover artist

Series statement

Wonder Woman, Vol. 7

Summary

"The Gods separated Themyscira from the world for a good reason: it serves as the prison for the God of War, and the most powerful army ever created stands guard around him! So what happens when the greatest evil in the universe decides he wants that army for himself? The power of the ancient gods has returned Darkseid to his former self, but he wants more--he wants the throne of Apokolips back! But to put down the rebellions and civil war raging on his homeworld, he'll need an army more powerful than he's ever had before. That sounds suspiciously like the Amazons! Meanwhile, Wonder Woman's brother Jason has always longed to meet his mother, Hippolyta, but the machinations of the gods have made it impossible. But now, with the barrier between worlds at its thinnest, could they come face-to-face at last? Should Wonder Woman help him return home, if it could lead to the destruction of the Amazons?"--, Provided by publisher

Target audience

adolescent

resource.variantTitle

Amazons attacked

Classification