Subject Matter
Genres:
superhero
Character(s):
Wonder Woman [Diana of Themyscira]; Justice League [Superman [Clark Kent]; Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Cyborg [Victor Stone]; Green Lantern [Simon Baz]; Green Lantern [Jessica Cruz]; The Flash [Barry Allen]]; Shaggy Man; Etta Candy; Sasha Bordeaux; Veronica Cale; unnamed lawyers; Agent Conroy (FBI agent); unnamed FBI agent; Steve Trevor; Barbara Ann Minerva [Cheetah] (image on phone); Tunisian old mother [Athena?]; Tunisian child
Synopsis:
In the aftermath of learning the Truth, Diana helps the Justice League defeat the Shaggy Man. Noticing that she is angrier than usual, Superman and Batman confront Diana, who reveals to them that she is angry with the Gods for deceiving her. Etta helps Sasha return to the job after being held captive by Veronica Cale. FBI agents confront Veronica, but her lawyers and lack of evidence allow Veronica to remain free. Steve plans a homecoming for Diana, but she demands an audience with the Gods first.
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Reprint Notes:
Miscellaneous
Pages:
28
Notes:
The story title "Perfect" refers to Wonder Woman's golden lasso, also called the Golden Perfect. In this issue the Gods return Diana's lasso to her. She had left it in Ares' realm in issue #23 to bind Deimos and Phobos.
The Tunisian old mother and child had previously appeared to Barbara Ann Minerva in Wonder Woman #8, where it appeared that they were connected to the Gods, possibly Athena. In this issue, their reflections in the water appear to reveal the mother as Athena and the child as an owl. Other patron Gods also appear in their animal forms.
The Shaggy Man had last appeared in Aquaman (2016 series) #9 where Aquaman stopped him by teleporting him into orbit. It is mentioned in this issue that something must have disrupted his orbit and sent him back to Earth.
When Steve Trevor contacts Wonder Woman via a secured Justice League Communications Channel, his access code is "Whiskey Mike Mike One-Nine-Four-Two". The abbreviation would be WMM 1942, where WMM stands for William Moulton Marston (Wonder Woman's creator) and 1942 is the cover date of Wonder Woman's debut in Sensation Comics #1 (January 1942).
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