History ComicBook / WonderWoman2023

* GodzillaThreshold: [[spoiler:Sovereign and Sgt. Steel consider Grail to be one since she's the literal daughter of Darkseid. Unlike the rest of Diana's rogues gallery who were commanded through a combination of bribery, blackmail, and threats, Grail is acknowledged to be the only supervillain that A.X.E. has ''zero'' control over due to how dangerously powerful she is. When A.X.E. sends Wonder Woman's LegionOfDoom to ambush her in Washington D.C., they explicitly hold Grail back and only send her in after Diana has beaten everyone else. And even then, Sgt. Steel was initially going to just give up and try again another day rather than send Grail in, only changing his mind at Sovereign's insistence. Notably, Grail is the only supervillain in the LegionOfDoom whose appearance garners an OhCrap reaction from Diana.]]

* GodzillaThreshold: [[spoiler:Sovereign and Sgt. Steel consider Grail to be one since she's the literal daughter of Darkseid and far too strong for them to ever hope to control. Unlike the rest of Diana's rogues gallery who were commanded through a combination of bribery, blackmail, and threats, Grail is acknowledged to be the only supervillain that A.X.E. has ''zero'' control over due to how dangerously powerful she is. When A.X.E. sends Wonder Woman's LegionOfDoom to ambush her in Washington D.C., they explicitly hold Grail back and only send her in after Diana has beaten everyone else. And even then, Sgt. Steel was initially going to just give up and try again another day rather than send Grail in, only changing his mind at Sovereign's insistence. Notably, Grail is the only supervillain in the LegionOfDoom whose appearance garners an OhCrap reaction from Diana.]]

''Wonder Woman'' is a Creator/DCComics ongoing comic book series, written by Creator/TomKing and illustrated by Daniel Sampere, launched as part of the ComicBook/DawnOfDC initiative. Taking over from the [[ComicBook/WonderWomanInfiniteFrontier previous team]], the run starts with a short preview in Wonder Woman #800 in June 2023 before launching in September 2023 with a new #1

* FairPlayVillain: [[spoiler:When it’s Grail’s turn to fight Diana after she’s RunTheGauntlet in Issue #6, Grail actually tosses away her spear to fight Diana hand-to-hand after learning that Diana doesn’t have her sword with her.]]

* PostVictoryCollapse: In Issue #6, Wonder Woman has to RunTheGauntlet against [[spoiler:the entire LegionOfDoom assembled by Sgt. Steel in Washington D.C., culminating in a physically exhausted Diana punching out Grail before succumbing to her injuries and collapsing to the ground, allowing the US government to move in and capture her.]]

* ShootTheBullet: Issue #5 has the Wonder Girls each challenging Diana to a contest of their choosing. [[spoiler:Yara faces off against Diana in a contest of archery where they shoot arrows at each other, with the number of arrows increasing by one with each turn. Each arrow they shoot at each other clashes until they reach four and one of Diana's arrows hits Yara.]]

* GratuitousLatin: During their contest, Yara states that she has "uma ligeria vantagem" ("a slight advantage" in Latin).

* GratuitousLatin: During their archery contest, Yara states that she has "uma ligeria vantagem" ("a slight advantage" in Latin).

* OneWomanArmy: Issue #2 has Steel sending a heavily-armed unit of 20,000 soldier with tanks, helicopters and jets against Diana. This being Diana, she smashes past them with almost contemptable ease.

* ShootTheBullet: Issue #5 has the Wonder Girls each challenging Diana to a contest of their choosing. Yara faces off against Diana in a contest of archery where they shoot arrows at each other, with the number of arrows increasing by one with each turn. Each arrow they shoot at each other clashes until they reach four and one of Diana's arrows hits Yara.

* VigilanteWoman: With Amazons no longer being unable to operate on American soil, Diana finds herself this. She also finds herself in defiance of orders from Queen Nubia for refusing to return to Themyscira.

* WhamEpisode: Issue #3 changes everything about Trinity: [[spoiler:she is ''not'' Diana's daughter, but the daughter of Emilie]].

* CountryMatters: Heavily implied what Sgt. Steel calls Diana during their confrontation in a snowy graveyard. She sternly warms him not to call her that again, while breaking his steel fist.

* MythologyGag: The bar where the massacre that sets off the events of the book is called "Kanigher's Cues". Bob Kanighher was the long running writer of Wonder Woman during the Silver Age.

* VigilanteWoman: With Amazons no longer being unable to operate on American soil, Diana finds herself this. She also finds herself in defiance of orders from Queen Nubia for refusing to return to Themyscira.

* FramingDevice: King's run begins with a short story, in Wonder Woman #800, set some 20 years in the future with Diana's daughter, Lizzie, traveling with Jon Kent and Damien Wayne to a prison on Themyscira containing someone Diana fought against in the past.

* MythologyGag: The bar where the massacre that sets off the events of the book is called "Kanigher's Cues". Bob Kanighher being the long running writer of Wonder Woman in the Silver Age.

Alongside the run is ''[[ComicBook/AmazonsAttack2023|Amazons Attack]]'' depicting the reactions of the rest of the Amazons (and Mary Marvel) finding themselves hated pariahs now.

After a mysterious Amazon is accused of mass murder, The Amazon Safety Act is passed, barring all Amazons from American soil. In her search for the truth, ComicBook/WonderWoman finds herself an outlaw.