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"'The Wild Hunt' Finale": Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Quote1.png …And I remain Diana, Princess of Themyscira. Bearer of the name Truthqueen… Quote2.png
— Wonder Woman

Wonder Woman #750 is an issue of the series Wonder Woman (Volume 1) with a cover date of March, 2020. It was published on January 22, 2020.

Synopsis for "'The Wild Hunt' Finale"

Boston, Massachusetts, USA

As the Cheetah and Hera fight, the Silencer argues with Wonder Woman about the right course of action and whom she should support. Using the Lasso of Truth, she binds the goddess and villain to her mind, where she confronts both of them for manipulating her. Perceiving the truth allows her to regain control of the Lasso, which she uses to bind the Cheetah and force her to confront how misguided she has been, becoming one and the same with the gods she so much hated for influencing her destiny. She admits that she has been blind, agreeing to submit in loving friendship to Diana and returns Wonder Woman's Tiara but she also lashes out violently at Hera one last time, throwing a blade that misses her and stabs the Silencer through the shoulder. Wonder Woman tells Hera that she no longer needs her guidance and that Wonder Woman from now on must find her mission following her heart alone, so the goddess disappears, telling Diana that only time will tell if she's right. After Diana offers The Silencer an opportunity to learn the ways of Themyscira and to be healed by Amazon surgeons, the two discuss about their moral codes, with Silencer telling Diana that she learned to respect her ways, so she thinks Diana should do as much. With a bond of respect between one another, Silencer tends to her wounds as Wonder Woman leaves for Themyscira.

Themyscira, the Armory of the Amazons

When she arrives home, she gives the God Killer to Orana for custody, then chooses new weapons to bring with her: the sword of Extoristos, an Amazon exile who redeemed herself during the American revolution, to remind herself that no one is beyond redemption. and the shield of Alcippe, founder of the Amazons of Bana-Mighdall and rebel, to remember to always question power. With her new mission in her heart, Diana meets her mother Hippolyta who helps her forge new Bracelets of Submission out of the fragments of Hippolyta's own old bracelets, shattered by Herakles in the uprising that freed the Amazons. They are made of a special metal called Amazonium, found by the Amazons in the ground of Themyscira. Proud of her daughter for finding a new focus and mission, she gives her an embrace before Diana returns to Man's World.

The world of Men, in the city of Boston

Back to her apartment in Boston, Diana is not welcomed by friends, but from an agent who tells her she is under arrest.

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Synopsis for "From Small Things, Mama"

Star-Blossom races to help a family trapped in a burning building. After rescuing them with a slide made of flowers, she attempts to smother the fire to save more people trapped in the building. It is partially successful, but she cannot reach the stranded people. Wonder Woman arrives and does the final rescue, cheered on by Star-Blossom.

Wonder Woman accepts an offer to dinner from Star-Blossom's family, during which Hippolyta appears, telling Diana of the death of her friend Hookswift, one of the Megalodons guarding Themyscira, and a dear friend of Diana as a child. A distraught Diana is consoled by Star-Blossom who makes her a special flower that signifies that she thinks of Wonder Woman as a big sister.

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  • Batman (Mentioned only)
  • Oscar McGill (First appearance)
  • Yolanda McGill (First appearance)
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    • Hookswift (Flashback only) (Cameo) (First appearance)
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Synopsis for "The Interrogation"

A police officer interrogates Wonder Woman, insinuating that she is somehow connected to the crimes and humanitarian disasters that she averts. Midway through his questioning, Wonder Woman reveals that she knows the man is secretly Ares and she has actually arranged this as a trap to have him extradited to Themyscira.

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Synopsis for "Never Change"

Circe is in New Orleans to celebrate Mardi Gras and Wonder Woman visits her hotel room to discuss removing the curse that has transformed the Cheetah in exchange for the Lasso of Truth. The two women find Cheetah in a jungle temple and teleport her to Themyscira where Circe's incantation will transform her back to a human if she will only say her human name "Barbara Minerva". She growls "Cheetah" and the spell cannot be completed. Temporarily defeated, Diana commits to finding some other way to help her friend, and Circe returns the lasso to Diana, even though she could have kept it.

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Synopsis for "To Leave Paradise…"

A young Diana discusses Amazonian history with her mother Hippolyta and ponders what her destiny is. She spars with Nubia, discussing the World of Man and inquires to Osia about the meaning of life and how to find one's role in the world. As she reflects on what she's learned, she sees a plane crash onto the shore.

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  • Steve Trevor's Airplane

Synopsis for "Emergency Visit"

As Wonder Woman trounces Kalibak in Salt Lake City, she gets a call from Guy Gardner saying that her mother Hippolyta has called for her to help fight a Hydra on her home island of Themyscira. She races there to find that her fellow Amazons can easily defeat the creature and Hippolyta loosed it in a ruse to get her to come visit. She decides to stay awhile and catch up with her family.

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Synopsis for "To Me"

Batwoman allows several of her fellow DC Bombshells to discuss how Wonder Woman has changed their lives, from healing Steve Trevor to befriending a young Aquawoman and helping a grieving Supergirl to inspiring the Wonder Girls.

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Synopsis for "Always"

At an A.R.G.U.S. facility, Vanessa Kapatelis reflects on her time as Silver Swan and is reminded how Wonder Woman encouraged her to let go of her rage and be healed. As she thinks back, her old foe appears and gives her a warm embrace to remind her that she is always there to support her.

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Synopsis for "A Brave New World"

A film reel shows the debut of Wonder Woman saving Franklin Roosevelt's life from a Nazi assassin at the 1939 World's Fair and encourages a young Alan Scott to begin his crime-fighting career.

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Synopsis for "Pin-ups"

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Notes

  • "A Brave New World" is the first story to reflect the retcon from Doomsday Clock #12 placing Wonder Woman's debut in 1939 and establishing her as the catalyst for the Golden Age of superheroes.
    • The story was also intended as part of the original plan for the "Generations" storyline before it was discarded.
  • "Never Change" is set at some unspecified time in the near future.



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