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Wonder Woman Eyes of the Gorgon Comic Book

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Wonder Woman Eyes of the Gorgon Comic Book

WONDER WOMAN: EYES OF THE GORGON Originally published as Wonder Woman #206–213, September 2004– April 2005.

As Diana tries to avert war at the White House, the deadly Medusa comes calling, and Wonder Woman’s world is turned completely upside-down. The final confrontation against the Gorgon, whose gaze can turn anyone to stone, is not without tragic consequences for Diana and her loved ones. And after a terrible sacrifice, Wonder Woman must prove herself once again to her comrades in the Justice League.

WONDER WOMAN #92 Originally published December 1994.

Queen Hippolyta’s challenge brings Diana face to face with the terrible Medusa. Can the amazing Amazon survive to win the contest and retain the title of Wonder Woman?

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