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Wonder Woman Vol. 2
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Wonder Woman's critically acclaimed and character-defining series from writer Tom King and Daniel Sampere reaches its second volume! Writer Tom King and artist Daniel Sampere have taken Wonder Woman from Goddess to an enemy of the state in their critically acclaimed Wonder Woman series in the Dawn of DC. Captured by a team of villains, Diana Prince finds herself up against the nemesis of our story, The Sovereign, wielding the Lasso of Lies. As her new adversary tightens the grip on Wonder Woman…
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Wonder Woman's critically acclaimed and character-defining series from writer Tom King and Daniel Sampere reaches its second volume! Writer Tom King and artist Daniel Sampere have taken Wonder Woman from Goddess to an enemy of the state in their critically acclaimed Wonder Woman series in the Dawn of DC. Captured by a team of villains, Diana Prince finds herself up against the nemesis of our story, The Sovereign, wielding the Lasso of Lies. As her new adversary tightens the grip on Wonder Woman's psyche, will she prove victorious over the web of Amazon lies weaved in Man's World?
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- Author: Tom King
- Publisher: DC Comics
- ISBN-10: 177952840X
- ISBN-13: 9781779528407
- Format: 16.9 x 25.7 x 0.9 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
Wonder Woman's critically acclaimed and character-defining series from writer Tom King and Daniel Sampere reaches its second volume! Writer Tom King and artist Daniel Sampere have taken Wonder Woman from Goddess to an enemy of the state in their critically acclaimed Wonder Woman series in the Dawn of DC. Captured by a team of villains, Diana Prince finds herself up against the nemesis of our story, The Sovereign, wielding the Lasso of Lies. As her new adversary tightens the grip on Wonder Woman's psyche, will she prove victorious over the web of Amazon lies weaved in Man's World?
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