Wonder Woman #38 Preview

 

It should have been a day like any other. Diana was teaching her daughters how to deal with monsters. Then, he returned. Suddenly, Steve Trevor was there in the cavern with her, along with a young woman who claimed to be her daughter. And like Han Solo in the Carbon Freeze chamber, Steve assured Diana that words were unnecessary.

 

But someone followed Steve and Elizabeth. The woman uses a power ring to pluck baby Lyssa from her back. And suddenly, Diana’s past and future converge with her present. Is a younger, confused Diana a match for the Matriarch after her trials on the River Phlegethon? And despite her sacrifice in the Temple of the Moirai, can Diana escape the Fates’ plans for her?

 

Here's all the info from DC Connect: 

 

Wonder Woman #38 Preview

Writer: Tom King

Artist & Cover Artist: Daniel Sampere

Variant Cover Artists: David Nakayama, Ariel Diaz, & Karen S. Darboe

Kingdom Come 30th Anniversary Variant Cover Artist: Jenny Frison

Publisher: DC Comics

Issue Length: 32 Pages

$4.99 US | Variant $5.99 US (Card Stock)

Release Date: 10/21/26

 

 

Amazons United!

 

 

With two strangers in their midst, the Amazons have locked down Themyscira hoping to get to the truth. Man’s World has not been kind to them after their troubles with the Sovereign, and even Steve Trevor is no match for the might of Queen Nubia and her army. Can Diana keep the peace as the Matriarch plots her course to victory in the present?

 

 

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Thanks to DC Comics for sharing this preview with us.

For how the Matriarch passes through the Fates' crucible, see Wonder Woman 2026 Annual: Wonder War—The Matriarch Special #1 Review. 

For the Ferryman's views on life and the Amazons' hunger for death, see Wonder Woman #37 Review. 

For the second half of Steve's story about falling in love with Diana, see Wonder Woman #36 Review.

For the first part of Steve's tale, see Wonder Woman #35 Preview. 

For Diana's battle with Lyssa in the Temple of the Moirai, see my review of Wonder Woman #34.

For what happened before that, see my preview of Wonder Woman #33. 

For what happened before that, see my review of Wonder Woman #32. 

For how The Wonder War began, see my preview of Wonder Woman #31.