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| imprint =
| imprint = DCU
| cover = Wonder Woman v2 001.png
| cover = Wonder Woman Vol. 2 1.png
| coverdate_month = February
| coverdate_month = February
| coverdate_year = 1987
| coverdate_year = 1987
| coverprice = 0.75
| coverprice = 0.75


| artist_signed = George Pérez
| artist = George Pérez (signed)
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{{story1
{{story
| story_no = 1
| story = "The Princess and the Power!"
| story = "The Princess and the Power!"
| pages = 32
| pages = 32
| crossover =
| subtitles =


| plotter = Greg Potter
| plotter = Greg Potter
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| feature_characters =
| feature_characters =
: '''[[Wonder Woman (Diana) | Princess Diana]]''' (first appearance of the new revamped Wonder Woman; born in this story; dons her Wonder Woman costume at the end of this story, but is first actually named Wonder Woman in [[Wonder Woman v2 4 | #4]]; see Comments below)
: {{a|Wonder Woman (Diana) | Princess Diana}} (first post-Crisis appearance)


| supporting_characters =
| supporting_characters =
: {{a|Amazons of Themyscira}} (first appearance in the revamped Wonder Woman continuity; all born in this story; reembodied souls of women whose souls have been gathered in the Cavern of Souls by Gaea after having been killed by man):
: {{a|Amazons of Themyscira}}:
:: '''[[Queen Hippolyta]]''' (appears in flashback in issue [[Wonder Woman v2 12 | #12]] in between pages 23 and 24)
:: {{a|Queen Hippolyta}} (first post-Crisis appearance; in flashback in issue {{c|Wonder Woman Vol. 2 #12|#12}} in between pages 23 and 24)
:: '''[[Aella]]''' (next in issue [[Wonder Woman v2 168 | #168]])
:: {{a|Aella}} (first appearance; {{next|168}})
:: '''[[Antiope]]'''
:: {{a|Antiope}} (first appearance; next in flashbacks in issue {{c|Wonder Woman Vol. 2 #19|#19}} and {{c|Wonder Woman Vol. 2 #169|#169}})
:: '''[[Menalippe | Menalippe the Oracle]]''' (first appearance; appears in flashback in issue [[Wonder Woman v2 12 | #12]] in between pages 23 and 24)
:: {{a|Menalippe}} (first appearance; the Amazon oracle; in flashback in issue {{c|Wonder Woman Vol. 2 #12|#12}} in between pages 23 and 24)
:: '''[[Phillipus]]''' (first appearance; appears in flashback in issue [[Wonder Woman v2 12 | #12]] in between pages 23 and 24)
:: {{a|Philippus}} (first appearance; captain of the Amazon guards; in flashback in issue {{c|Wonder Woman Vol. 2 #12|#12}} in between pages 23 and 24)
:: '''[[Amazons of Themyscira | other Amazons]]''' (first appearance in the revamped Wonder Woman continuity; born in this story; Antiope and her followers leave the Amazons in this story and appear next in the flashbacks in issue [[Wonder Woman v2 19|#19]] and [[Wonder Woman v2 169|#169]], both of which take place more or less simultaneously; some appear in flashback in [[Wonder Woman v2 12 | #12]] in between pages 23 and 24)
 
: {{a|Olympian Gods}} (first appearance of all in the revamped Wonder Woman continuity):
: {{a|Olympian Gods}}:
:: '''[[Zeus (Olympian Gods) | Zeus]]''' (father of the Olympian Gods and God of the sky and thunder)
:: {{a|Zeus (Olympian Gods)}} (first post-Crisis appearance; {{next|7}})
:: '''[[Hera (Olympian Gods) | Hera]]''' (Zeus' consort and queen of the Gods)
:: {{a|Hera (Olympian Gods)}} (first post-Crisis appearance; {{next|7}})
:: '''[[Demeter (Olympian Gods) | Demeter]]''' (Goddess of fertility)
:: {{a|Demeter (Olympian Gods)}} (first post-Crisis appearance; {{next|4}})
:: '''[[Hestia (Olympian Gods) | Hestia]]''' (Goddess of home and heart)
:: {{a|Hestia (Olympian Gods)}} (first post-Crisis appearance)
:: '''[[Poseidon (Olympian Gods) | Poseidon]]''' (God of the sea; all five children of Chronus and Rhea)
:: {{a|Poseidon (Olympian Gods)}} (first post-Crisis appearance; {{next|7}})
:: '''[[Aphrodite (Olympian Gods) | Aphrodite]]''' (Goddess of love)
:: {{a|Aphrodite (Olympian Gods)}} (first post-Crisis appearance)
:: '''[[Artemis (Olympian Gods) | Artemis]]''' (Goddess of the hunt; twin sister of Apollo)
:: {{a|Artemis (Olympian Gods)}} (first post-Crisis appearance)
:: '''[[Hermes (Olympian Gods) | Hermes]]''' (God of commerce, herdsmen, and thieves; herald of the Gods)
:: {{a|Hermes (Olympian Gods)}} (first post-Crisis appearance)
:: '''[[Pallas Athena (Olympian Gods) | Pallas Athena]]''' (Goddess of wisdom and defensive war; fully grown from the brow of Zeus)
:: {{a|Pallas Athena (Olympian Gods)}} (first post-Crisis appearance)
:: '''[[Phoebus Apollo (Olympian Gods) | Phoebus Apollo]]''' (God of light, poetry, and music; twin brother of Artemis)
:: {{a|Phoebus Apollo (Olympian Gods)}} (first post-Crisis appearance; {{next|4}})


| villains =
| villains =
: '''[[Ares (Olympian Gods) | Ares]]''' (first appearance; the Olympian god of war)
: {{a|Ares (Olympian Gods)}} (first appearance)
: '''Heracles' lover''' (first appearance; an agent of Ares'; dies)
: '''Heracles' lover''' (first appearance; an agent of Ares; dies)


| other_characters =
| other_characters =
: '''[[Gaea]]''' (no appearance; collects the souls of dead women for the Cavern of Souls behind the scenes)
: {{a|Gaea}} (behind the scenes)
: '''[[Charon]]''' (first appearance in the revamped Wonder Woman continuity)
: {{a|Charon}} (first post-Crisis appearance)
: '''[[Heracles]]''' (appears next in issue [[Wonder Woman v2 12 | #12]])
: {{a|Heracles}} (first post-Crisis appearance; {{next|12}})
: '''Heracles' men''' ([[Theseus]] named in this story)
: '''Heracles' men'''
: '''An unnamed neanderthal''' (first appearance)  
:: {{a|Theseus}} (first post-Crisis appearance)
: '''his "wife"''' (first appearance; her soul and the soul of her unborn child are the first of many to be gathered in the cavern of Souls by Gaea in this story; dies; her soul is reembodied as Queen Hippolyte, and the soul of her unborn daughter as Princess Diana in this story)
: '''an unnamed Neanderthal''' (first appearance)
: '''the Neanderthal's mate''' (first appearance; dies)


| locations =
| locations =
: {{a|Themyscira}}:
: {{a|Themyscira}}:
:: '''[[Doom's Doorway]]'''
:: {{a|Doom's Doorway}}
 


| comments =
| comments =
: The events in this story are somewhat "retconned" in issues #90, 0, and 91 (written by Bill Loebs Jr.) because of the revised continuity brought about due to the Crisis follow-up event known as Zero Hour. For one thing, instead of Queen Hippolyte being betrayed by Heracles, leading to the Amazons' crossing over to Paradise Island and Antiope declining to go to Paradise Island and leading her band of Amazons on a quest for revenge against Heracles and Theseus, in the retroactive continuity, Hippolyte falls in love with Heracles and allows him to conquer the Amazons. Also, some additional details are added to the story of Diana and how she won the contest. Later writers have apparently reverse Loebs' retcons back to the continuity established in this issue. See the entries for the aforementioned issues for more information.  
: The events in this story are somewhat "retconned" in issues #90, 0, and 91 (written by Bill Loebs Jr.) because of the revised continuity brought about due to the Crisis follow-up event known as Zero Hour. For one thing, instead of Queen Hippolyta being betrayed by Heracles, leading to the Amazons' crossing over to Paradise Island and Antiope declining to go to Paradise Island and leading her band of Amazons on a quest for revenge against Heracles and Theseus, in the retroactive continuity, Hippolyta falls in love with Heracles and allows him to conquer the Amazons. Also, some additional details are added to the story of Diana and how she won the contest. Later writers have apparently reverse Loebs' retcons back to the continuity established in this issue. See the entries for the aforementioned issues for more information.  
: Due to the effects of Infinite Crisis, these events occur at the beginning of the modern heroic age.
: Due to the effects of Infinite Crisis, these events occur at the beginning of the modern heroic age.
}}
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Latest revision as of 18:46, 23 March 2020

 Unofficial Wonder Woman Vol. 2 Index

Wonder Woman Vol. 2 1

WONDER WOMAN VOL. 2 #1

Cover Date: February 1987
Cover Price: $0.75

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Cover Credits:
Art: George Pérez (signed)


Story: "The Princess and the Power!" (32 Pages)

Credits:

PlotGreg Potter, George Pérez
StoryGreg Potter
PencilsGeorge Pérez
InksBruce D. Patterson
LetteringJohn Costanza
ColorsTatjana Wood
EditingKaren Berger

Feature Character(s):

Princess Diana (first post-Crisis appearance)

Supporting Character(s):

Amazons of Themyscira:
Queen Hippolyta (first post-Crisis appearance; in flashback in issue #12 in between pages 23 and 24)
Aella (first appearance; next in issue #168)
Antiope (first appearance; next in flashbacks in issue #19 and #169)
Menalippe (first appearance; the Amazon oracle; in flashback in issue #12 in between pages 23 and 24)
Philippus (first appearance; captain of the Amazon guards; in flashback in issue #12 in between pages 23 and 24)
Olympian Gods:
Zeus (first post-Crisis appearance; next in issue #7)
Hera (first post-Crisis appearance; next in issue #7)
Demeter (first post-Crisis appearance; next in issue #4)
Hestia (first post-Crisis appearance)
Poseidon (first post-Crisis appearance; next in issue #7)
Aphrodite (first post-Crisis appearance)
Artemis (first post-Crisis appearance)
Hermes (first post-Crisis appearance)
Pallas Athena (first post-Crisis appearance)
Phoebus Apollo (first post-Crisis appearance; next in issue #4)

Villain(s):

Ares (first appearance)
Heracles' lover (first appearance; an agent of Ares; dies)

Other Character(s):

Gaea (behind the scenes)
Charon (first post-Crisis appearance)
Heracles (first post-Crisis appearance; next in issue #12)
Heracles' men
Theseus (first post-Crisis appearance)
an unnamed Neanderthal (first appearance)
the Neanderthal's mate (first appearance; dies)

Location(s):

Themyscira:
Doom's Doorway

Comment(s):

The events in this story are somewhat "retconned" in issues #90, 0, and 91 (written by Bill Loebs Jr.) because of the revised continuity brought about due to the Crisis follow-up event known as Zero Hour. For one thing, instead of Queen Hippolyta being betrayed by Heracles, leading to the Amazons' crossing over to Paradise Island and Antiope declining to go to Paradise Island and leading her band of Amazons on a quest for revenge against Heracles and Theseus, in the retroactive continuity, Hippolyta falls in love with Heracles and allows him to conquer the Amazons. Also, some additional details are added to the story of Diana and how she won the contest. Later writers have apparently reverse Loebs' retcons back to the continuity established in this issue. See the entries for the aforementioned issues for more information.
Due to the effects of Infinite Crisis, these events occur at the beginning of the modern heroic age.


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