Wonder Woman (Vol. 2) #112-118 (19961997) From John Byrne's Legendary Run

Published between August 1996 and February 1997, issues #112 through #118 of Wonder Woman (Volume 2) are crafted by the legendary John Byrne, who served as both writer and artist. This run delves into pivotal moments in Diana's life, introducing new characters and reimagining classic adversaries.

Issue #112 (August 1996):
Title: "Doomsday +1!"
Synopsis: Wonder Woman faces an illusory manifestation of Doomsday, testing her combat skills and resilience. This issue is notable for featuring a confrontation with a simulacrum of the creature that once defeated Superman.
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Issue #113 (September 1996):
Title: "The Men Who Moved the World"
Synopsis: Diana teams up with the Flash to thwart a global threat orchestrated by the villainous Circe, showcasing her strategic prowess and alliances within the superhero community.
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Issue #114 (October 1996):
Title: "The Game of the Gods"
Synopsis: Wonder Woman is ensnared in a cosmic game between deities, testing her wisdom and strength. This issue introduces new divine characters influencing Diana's destiny.
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Issue #115 (November 1996):
Title: "The Men Who Moved the World: Part 2"
Synopsis: Continuing the battle against Circe's machinations, Wonder Woman and her allies confront challenges that test their unity and resolve.
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Issue #116 (December 1996):
Title: "The Human Maze"
Synopsis: Diana navigates a labyrinthine challenge set by a mysterious foe, reflecting on her past choices and future path.
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Issue #117 (January 1997):
Title: "Claws"
Synopsis: The Cheetah returns, more ferocious than ever, leading to a fierce confrontation that redefines their rivalry. This issue is significant for the reimagining of Cheetah's character post-Underworld Unleashed.
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Issue #118 (February 1997):
Title: "Claws: Part 2"
Synopsis: The battle with Cheetah reaches its climax, forcing Wonder Woman to confront moral dilemmas and the consequences of her actions.
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This collection is notable for John Byrne's dual role as writer and artist, bringing a cohesive and dynamic vision to Wonder Woman's adventures.

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