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Wonder Woman: Rebirth: Children of the Gods Omnibus

Hardcover
$125.00 US
7-1/16"W x 10-7/8"H | 20 oz | 12 per carton
On sale May 04, 2027 | 1000 Pages | 9781799516569

Wonder Woman’s modern mythology expands beyond Rebirth in an epic saga of gods, family, and destiny.

Wonder Woman’s journey continues as new revelations reshape her understanding of family, legacy, and the world of the gods.

Following the events of DC Rebirth, Diana faces challenges that test her role as a warrior, diplomat, and protector. Ancient powers stir, long-buried secrets emerge, and conflicts among gods, monsters, and heroes place her at the center of events that will redefine her place in the DC Universe. Along the way, Wonder Woman must balance strength with compassion as she confronts threats both mythological and deeply personal.

Written by James Robinson, G. Willow Wilson, Steve Orlando, and other acclaimed creators, this volume captures a major era of modern Wonder Woman storytelling. As Diana’s world grows larger, so does the scope of her responsibilities—from family discoveries and supernatural dangers to battles that span mythology, magic, and the wider DC Universe.

Collects in reading order Wonder Woman: Steve Trevor #1, Wonder Woman Annual #1, Titans Annual #1, Wonder Woman #26-81, Wonder Woman Annual #2, Wonder Woman and the Justice League Dark: The Witching Hour #1, Justice League Dark #4, Justice League Dark and Wonder Woman: The Witching Hour #1, a story from DC Rebirth Holiday Special #1, and stories from Wonder Woman 75th Anniversary Special #1.
Highlights include James Robinson (Eisner Award winner; Starman, JSA: The Golden Age), G. Willow Wilson (Hugo Award winner; Ms. Marvel, Poison Ivy), Steve Orlando (Martian Manhunter, Scarlet Witch), Shea Fontana (DC Super Hero Girls), Greg Rucka (Eisner Award winner; Gotham Central, Wonder Woman: Year One), Vita Ayala (Static: Season One), Paul Dini (multiple Emmy Award winner; Batman: The Animated Series, Zatanna), and many others who helped shape Wonder Woman's Rebirth era and modern mythology.

Featuring art from Emanuela Lupacchino (Birds of Prey, World's Finest), Stephen Segovia (Superman, Detective Comics), Cary Nord (Conan, X-Men), Jesus Merino (Justice Society of America, Aquaman), Carlo Pagulayan (Planet Hulk, The Flash), Nicola Scott (Eisner Award winner; Wonder Woman: Year One, Earth 2), Sergio Dávila (Conan the Barbarian, Red Sonja), Aaron Lopresti (Justice League International, Excalibur), and many more.

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Wonder Woman’s modern mythology expands beyond Rebirth in an epic saga of gods, family, and destiny.

Wonder Woman’s journey continues as new revelations reshape her understanding of family, legacy, and the world of the gods.

Following the events of DC Rebirth, Diana faces challenges that test her role as a warrior, diplomat, and protector. Ancient powers stir, long-buried secrets emerge, and conflicts among gods, monsters, and heroes place her at the center of events that will redefine her place in the DC Universe. Along the way, Wonder Woman must balance strength with compassion as she confronts threats both mythological and deeply personal.

Written by James Robinson, G. Willow Wilson, Steve Orlando, and other acclaimed creators, this volume captures a major era of modern Wonder Woman storytelling. As Diana’s world grows larger, so does the scope of her responsibilities—from family discoveries and supernatural dangers to battles that span mythology, magic, and the wider DC Universe.

Collects in reading order Wonder Woman: Steve Trevor #1, Wonder Woman Annual #1, Titans Annual #1, Wonder Woman #26-81, Wonder Woman Annual #2, Wonder Woman and the Justice League Dark: The Witching Hour #1, Justice League Dark #4, Justice League Dark and Wonder Woman: The Witching Hour #1, a story from DC Rebirth Holiday Special #1, and stories from Wonder Woman 75th Anniversary Special #1.

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Highlights include James Robinson (Eisner Award winner; Starman, JSA: The Golden Age), G. Willow Wilson (Hugo Award winner; Ms. Marvel, Poison Ivy), Steve Orlando (Martian Manhunter, Scarlet Witch), Shea Fontana (DC Super Hero Girls), Greg Rucka (Eisner Award winner; Gotham Central, Wonder Woman: Year One), Vita Ayala (Static: Season One), Paul Dini (multiple Emmy Award winner; Batman: The Animated Series, Zatanna), and many others who helped shape Wonder Woman's Rebirth era and modern mythology.

Featuring art from Emanuela Lupacchino (Birds of Prey, World's Finest), Stephen Segovia (Superman, Detective Comics), Cary Nord (Conan, X-Men), Jesus Merino (Justice Society of America, Aquaman), Carlo Pagulayan (Planet Hulk, The Flash), Nicola Scott (Eisner Award winner; Wonder Woman: Year One, Earth 2), Sergio Dávila (Conan the Barbarian, Red Sonja), Aaron Lopresti (Justice League International, Excalibur), and many more.