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:"''If you come in peace, I welcome you! But if you intend hostility - I advise you to reconsider!''"
 
::--'''[[Wonder Woman (Golden Age)|Wonder Woman]]'''
 
 
 
==Summary==
 
'''Volume:''' 1 <br>
 
'''Issue:''' 4 <br>
 
'''Month:''' May <br>
 
'''Year:''' [[:Category:1986|1986]]<br>
 
 
==Credits==
 
'''Head Writer:''' [[Kurt Busiek]] <br>
 
'''Writers:''' [[Trina Robbins]] <br>
 
'''Cover Artists:''' [[Trina Robbins]] <br>
 
'''Pencilers:''' [[Trina Robbins]] <br>
 
'''Inkers:''' [[Trina Robbins]] <br>
 
'''Colourists:''' [[Nansi Hoolahan]] <br>
 
'''Editors:''' [[Alan Gold]] <br>
 
 
==Synopsis==
 
'''Cast of Characters:'''
 
*[[Wonder Woman (Golden Age)]]
 
*[[Amazons]]
 
*[[Atomia]]
 
*[[Etta Candy (Golden Age)]]
 
*[[Amazons|Hermia]]
 
*[[Hippolyta (Silver Age)]]
 
*[[Paula]]
 
*[[Amazons|Portia]]
 
*[[Wikipedia:Richard Nixon|Richard Nixon]] ''(behind the scenes)''
 
*Suzie
 
*Tashia
 
*[[Steve Trevor (Golden Age)]]
 
 
'''Locations:'''
 
*[[Atom Galaxy]]
 
*[[Paradise Island]]
 
*[[Washington DC]]
 
:*[[Holliday College]]
 
:*[[Wikipedia:White House|White House]]
 
 
'''Items:'''
 
*[[Lasso of Truth]]
 
*[[Magic Sphere]]
 
*[[Mental Radio]]
 
'''First Appearances:''' Hermia (an Amazon); Suzie (a little girl); Portia (an Amazon); Tashia <br>
 
'''Final Appearances:''' No final appearances <br>
 
 
'''Synopsis:''' Knowing that the effects of the Crisis on Infinite Earths will soon cause the entire Multiverse to collapse, Queen Hippolyta of Paradise Island gazes upon the Magic Sphere and reflects upon the heroic life of her daughter, Wonder Woman.
 
 
'''The 1950s'''<br>
 
Wonder Woman participates in a parade and marches down the center of the Washington Mall in Washington DC. Suddenly, her old foe Atomia arrives gliding downward on the back of one of her Neutonic slaves. Her slaves attack the crowd and begin kidnapping people, taking them back to Atomia’s domain – the Atom Galaxy. Wonder Woman uses her Lasso of Truth to coral as many civilians as possible, but Atomia manages to escape back to her home dimension.
 
 
Later, Wonder Woman meets a young girl named Suzie. Suzie is the niece of her close friend, Etta Candy. Wonder Woman doesn't want Suzie wandering about Washington Mall unattended, so she tells her to meet back at her "friend's" house – Diana Prince.
 
 
Back at her apartment, Diana telephones Etta while desperately attempting to placate the precocious child. Etta tells her that she is stuck at college and asks Diana to look after the little girl.
 
 
Later still, Diana goes to the roof of her building to summon her Amazon friend, Paula. Suzie decides to follow her and witnesses Diana transform into Wonder Woman. Wonder Woman asks to borrow a nuclear triangulator from Paula – a device she used against Atomia once before.
 
 
Some time later, Atomia returns to Earth and uses her powers to transform a harmless harbor fish into a large, scaly monster. Wonder Woman flies into action while Suzie cheers her on. She easily incapacitates the creature, but events take an unexpected turn when a strange woman named Tashia arrives.
 
 
Tashia offers to aide Wonder Woman and brings Suzie and she aboard her aircraft. As the ship flies off, Atomia appears again and uses her mental powers to blast the craft out of the sky.<br>
 
 
==Notes==
 
* ''The Legend of Wonder Woman'' is a four-issue limited series.
 
 
* This series, touted as the final [[:Category:Golden Age|Golden Age]] Wonder Woman tale, features characters created by [[William Moulton Marston]].
 
 
* The exact year that the flashback story takes place is unknown, but it has to take place some time after [[:Category:1953|1953]]. Suzie makes reference to ''[[Wikipedia:It Came From Outer Space|It Came From Outer Space]]'', a science fiction movie released that same year.
 
 
==Trivia==
 
* [[Steve Trevor (Golden Age)|Steve Trevor]] makes reference to the Vice President at the Washington parade. Considering the time that this story takes place, the Vice President of the United States would be [[Wikipedia:Richard Nixon|Richard Nixon]].
 
 
==Recommended Readings==
 
* [[Comics Sensation Comics|Sensation Comics]]
 
* [[Comics Wonder Woman (Volume 1)|Wonder Woman (Volume 1)]]
 
 
==Related Articles==
 
* [[Crisis on Infinite Earths]]
 
* [[Doctor Psycho]]
 
* [[Hera]]
 
 
==External Links==
 
* [[Wikipedia:Wonder Woman|Wonder Woman article at Wikipedia]]
 
* [http://www.comics.org/series.lasso?SeriesID=3155 Legend of Wonder Woman series index at the Grand Comics Database]
 
 
==References==
 
* [[Wonder Woman (Earth-Two)/Appearances|Wonder Woman appearances list]]
 
* [[Who's Who - The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe 26|Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe #26]] ''(Wonder Woman biography page)''
 
* [[Who's Who - The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe 17|Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe #17]] ''(Paradise Island entry)''
 
 
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