Wonder Woman, #15 Canadian
Published: April 1988
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Characters
- Henry Cobb Armbruster (mainstream Universe)
- Valerie Beaudry (mainstream Universe)
- Solomon Buchman (mainstream Universe)
- Princess Diana (mainstream Universe)
- The Silver Swan (mainstream Universe)
- Maxine Sterenbuch (mainstream Universe)
- Wonder Woman (mainstream Universe)
- Benjamin Buchman
Credits
- Pencils: George Pérez
- Inks: George Pérez
Swan Song
"Great Gaea! Morpheus makes the dreams more vivid with each night."
Storyline
While Wonder Woman wrestles with her new feelings for Superman, preparations are being made for a charity fair in her name. Meanwhile, Solomon Buchman takes Maxine Sterenbuch captive and explains that her pen pal Valerie Beaudry has been the subject of an experiment and given mutant sonic disruption abilities and that Henry Cobb Armbruster has nefarious plans for her. These plans come to fruition at the fair, where Valerie attacks Wonder Woman as the Silver Swan
Characters
- Henry Cobb Armbruster (mainstream Universe)
- Valerie Beaudry (mainstream Universe)
- Solomon Buchman (mainstream Universe)
- Lt. Etta Candy (mainstream Universe)
- Mister Choi (mainstream Universe)
- Eileen Flowers (mainstream Universe)
- Inspector Indelicato (mainstream Universe)
- Vanessa Kapatelis (mainstream Universe)
- Clark Kent (mainstream Universe)
- Skeeter LaRue (mainstream Universe)
- Barry Locatelli (mainstream Universe)
- Myndi Mayer (mainstream Universe)
- Princess Diana (mainstream Universe)
- The Silver Swan (mainstream Universe)
- Maxine Sterenbuch (mainstream Universe)
- Superman (mainstream Universe)
- Steve Trevor (mainstream Universe)
- Wonder Woman (mainstream Universe)
- Murray
- Deni
- Steve
- Kwan (death)
- Benjamin Buchman (death on videotape)
- Allison Clooney
- Mrs. Kafora
Credits
- Script: George Pérez
- Script: Len Wein
- Pencils: George Pérez
- Inks: Bruce Patterson
- Colors: Carl Gafford
- Letters: John Costanza
Story Notes
Skeeter refers to Alison Clooney as "Miz Cooney," but she is consistently Clooney in all later references.
Credits
- Script: Karen Berger