Wonder Woman : forgotten legends

Resource Information

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Label

Wonder Woman : forgotten legends

Title remainder

forgotten legends

Statement of responsibility

Kurt Busiek, Lee Marrs, George Pérez, writers ; Trina Robbins, Irv Novick, Rick Magyar, Ramona Fradon, artists ; Nansi Hoolahan, Shelley Eiber, colorists ; L. Lois Buhalis, Phil Felix, Carrie Spiegle, letterers ; Trina Robbins, cover artist ; Trina Robbins, Eduardo Barreto, original series covers

Creator

• Busiek, Kurt

Contributor

• Spiegle, Carrie
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• Buhalis, Lois
• Eiber, Shelley
• Felix, Phil, 1954-
• Fradon, Ramona
• Hoolahan, Nansi
• Magyar, Rick
• Marrs, Lee
• Novick, Irv
• Pérez, George, 1954-
• Robbins, Trina

Artist

• Novick, Irv
• Fradon, Ramona
• Magyar, Rick

Subject

• Comic books, strips, etc
• Electronic books
• Graphic novels
• Women superheroes -- Comic books, strips, etc
• Wonder Woman, (Fictitious character) -- Comic books, strips, etc

Genre

• Comic books, strips, etc
• Electronic books
• Graphic novels

Language

eng

Summary

Using vintage art and classic storytelling, comics author Kurt Busiek (Astro City) and artist Trina Robbins (Wimmen's Comix) bring to life a spectacular and endearing retro Amazon Princess in their never-before-reprinted miniseries The Legend of Wonder Woman. This all-new collection also includes Busiek's tale of "Paradise Burning!" from Wonder Woman #318 (illustrated by Irv Novick and Rick Magyar) and Robbins' chapter from 1989's Wonder Woman Annual #2 (written by Lee Marrs). In the aftermath of a universe-shattering crisis, an inanimate clay figure is all that remains of Wonder Woman, champion and defender of Paradise Island|until Queen Hippolyta uses a magic sphere to revisit the past and remind the Amazons of the bravery and fortitude of their fallen princess. When Atomia, the mercurial ruler of a subatomic galaxy, suddenly attacks Washington, D.C. and kidnaps Steve Trevor, Diana must pursue this would-be conqueror around the world to free her prisoners from their deadly bondage-all while looking after Etta Candy's headstrong young cousin, Suzie. But Diana's rescue plan falters when she is betrayed in the Land of Mirrors and delivered in chains to Atomia. How can Wonder Woman manage to save the captives and stop Suzie from joining the atomic queen when she doesn't know friend from foe? And even more important: Will reopening these memories restore Princess Diana to her people?

Cataloging source

Midwest

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Dewey number

741.5/973

Illustrations

illustrations

Index

no index present

Intended audience

Rated T

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Literary form

fiction

Nature of contents

dictionaries

Target audience

adult

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