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WONDER WOMAN VOL. 2 #19
Cover Date: August 1988
Cover Price: $0.75
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Cover Credits:
Art: George Pérez (signed)
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Credits:
| Plot | George Pérez |
| Story | Greg Potter |
| Pencils | George Pérez |
| Inks | Dick Giordano |
| Colors | Carl Gafford |
| Lettering | John Costanza |
| Editing | Karen Berger |
Feature Character(s):
Supporting Character(s):
- Olympian Gods
- Hermes (also in flashback following flashback in issue #132, where he split into two gods, Hermes and his Roman counterpart Mercury; next in flashback in issue #45)
- Zeus (in flashback following flashback in issue #132, where he split into two gods, Zeus and his Roman counterpart Jove; next in flashback in issue #45)
- Hades (in flashback following flashback in issue #132, where he split into two gods, Hades and his Roman counterpart Pluto; next in flashback in issue #45)
- Hera (in flashback following flashback in issue #132, where she split into two gods, Hera and her Roman counterparts Juno; next in flashback in issue #45)
- Julia Kapatelis
- Vanessa Kapatelis
- Antiope (in flashback following the first flashback in Wonder Woman Annual Vol. 2 #1 and preceding flashback in issue #33)
- Theseus (last in issue #1; next in flashback in issue #33)
- Myndi Mayer (last in flashback in issue #20; behind the scenes; dies)
Villain(s):
- Circe (next in issue #47)
- Mikos (next in issue #41)
- Ariadne (first appearance; in flashback preceding flashback in issue #33)
- Hecate (as the crone, along with Demeter [the mother] and Artemis [the maiden], she completes the trinity of the moon goddesses; next in War of the Gods #4)
- Cronus (last in flashback in New Titans #51; in flashback preceding issue #18)
Guest Appearance(s):
- Darkseid (in flashback preceding New Gods Vol. 1 #7)
Other Character(s):
- Katina Leikos (next in Wonder Woman Annual Vol. 2 #2)
Synopsis:
Circe takes Wonder Woman captive on her island. She explains to the Princess that she made an exchange with the Goddess of Witchcraft, Hecate. She traded her soul for Hecate's to gain power, immortality and eternal beauty. The Goddess prophesied that Circe will be killed by a witch bearing the same name. Circe believes that Diana is that witch. She further explains to the Amazon how she manipulated Theseus' wife Ariadne, into killing Antiope after the Amazon Queen found happiness with her former tormentor, Theseus. On the island of Cephalonia, Julia Kapatelis translates the scroll stolen from Circe's island. In it she finds the secret of defeating Circe. Julia and the rebels use Diana's lasso to attack Circe's island. The lasso leads Julia to Diana where Circe is about to convert the princess back into clay. Julia scatters the potion. Diana stops her friend from killing Circe because she doesn't want to possess the soul of Hecate and its attendant evil power. Circe turns the tables and is about to kill Julia when she suddenly disappears. Unbeknown to Diana and Julia, Hermes acted to save the two women out of regret for not warning Diana about Circe. The rebels believe that Diana killed Circe.